Add up what you're really renting

A free, interactive SaaS teardown. Tick the tools you pay for and set your team size to see the yearly total, how much of it is shelfware that goes unused, and what the same capability costs when you own it instead. No pitch — just the math.

How the teardown works

Select the categories you subscribe to — CRM, project management, e-signature, scheduling, team chat, docs, helpdesk, dashboards, HR and payroll, automation, email marketing, and accounting. Per-seat tools scale with your headcount; the total is annualized so you see the real yearly commitment.

Why shelfware matters

Around a third of the average company's SaaS apps go unused. The teardown estimates that waste on top of your total, so the number you see is the money leaving every year for software nobody has to keep renting.

Frequently asked questions

How is the yearly SaaS total calculated?

Each selected tool uses a conservative published list price. Per-seat tools multiply by your team size, flat-rate tools do not, and the monthly sum is multiplied by twelve for the annual figure. It shows the shape of the spend, not a formal quote.

What is shelfware?

Shelfware is software you pay for but barely use. On average roughly 34% of a company's SaaS apps go unused, so the teardown flags that share of your total as recoverable waste.

What does it cost to own the same capability instead?

Owned systems replace recurring per-seat licenses with a system you build once and keep, removing renewals and seat fees. The teardown contrasts the rented yearly total against owning the same capability outright.