Pricing
Transparent pricing you can read before you talk to anyone.
Most tools that manage software spend take a percentage of it and keep the number behind a sales call, which gives them no reason to shrink your bill. StackIQ publishes its pricing: an annual platform fee, set by how much SaaS spend you put under management, plus licenses for the people who use it. Every dollar of savings the platform finds stays with you. Where onboarding needs work beyond the standard read-only connections, we scope and price that up front, before you commit.
Get pricing benchmarks on your contracts immediately, for free.
Upload your contracts and see how your prices compare within minutes. When you want the full picture across your stack, run a pilot. When you want it every day, choose a plan.
Free: pricing benchmarks on your contracts.
Upload up to five software contracts and StackIQ benchmarks each one against real deals from companies your size. Results in minutes, with no integrations and nothing to install.
30-day pilot: your full stack, $7,500.
We connect your systems read-only (SSO, expense, procurement, contracts), agree success criteria up front, run working sessions through the month, and deliver a findings readout covering overlap, renewal exposure, AI replacement candidates, and ROI. The $7,500 is credited to your first year if you continue.
Licenses on Small, Mid-Market, and Small Enterprise: $1,250 per license per quarter. The platform fee and licenses are billed separately, so you always see each number on its own.
There is a dedicated offer for former Productiv customers.
What a pilot finds
At a direct-to-consumer e-bike manufacturer, a 30-day founding-customer pilot flagged 23% of software spend as redundant and identified a helpdesk platform (about $15,000 per year plus overages) that an AI agent could replace, which cut customer service headcount by 47%. That readout is the same deliverable every pilot gets.