Evidence-backed SaaS pricing intelligence
Compare SaaS pricing tiers, team cost, and price changes without guessing.
tiers.fyi starts narrow on purpose: public-priced B2B SaaS, verified source evidence, immutable price snapshots, and comparisons that admit when something is hard to compare.
- Initial wedge
- 5 categories
- Seeded catalog
- 10 products
- Evidence stored
- 0 artifacts
Public-priced, mostly seat-based collaboration and workflow tools.
Official pricing URLs are in the database and ready for capture or review.
The first capture run is the next gate before broader extraction work.
Current execution
Foundation before growth
Plan tightened around credibility
The strategy now prioritizes narrow scope, provenance, and realistic scaling instead of broad AI-generated volume.
App scaffolded for Vercel
Next.js App Router, route structure, and deploy-ready scripts are in place, and the project is live on Vercel.
Database contract defined
Drizzle schema groundwork is ready for provenance, price snapshots, change events, and manual overrides.
Wave-one catalog seeded
10 products are seeded with official pricing URLs in the launch catalog.
First live capture recorded
The browser capture path is wired, but no successful source runs have landed yet.
Featured comparisons
Project Management
Asana vs Linear
A high-intent comparison between broad work management and focused issue tracking.
Docs and Knowledge Bases
Notion vs Coda
One of the most obvious pricing and packaging matchups in the initial wedge.
Customer Support
Freshdesk vs Help Scout
Useful because the value question is not just price; packaging and seat logic matter too.
Password Managers
1Password vs Bitwarden
A clean example of how price, features, and security posture intersect in one buyer decision.
Build constraint
No fake certainty.
If a pricing page is messy, we say it is messy. If a feature does not map cleanly, we show the raw value instead of pretending the comparison is cleaner than it is.
Trust pillars
The site has to earn belief.
Agents are there to move faster on capture and structure. The user should still be able to inspect what was sourced, when it was verified, and what caveats remain.
Source trail
Official links visible
Every future pricing claim is expected to point back to an official vendor source and a captured run.
History
Immutable snapshots
The model is built around append-only price snapshots so charts and change logs are more than marketing copy.
Review
Human gates remain
New products, material diffs, and low-confidence extracts stay in review instead of silently shipping.
Honesty
Caveats stay public
If a pricing page is messy, the page should say it is messy rather than pretend the comparison is exact.