Saaskly

Pricing

Last updated: 7 September 2026

Saaskly sells one thing: consultancy. Everything on this site (every review, score, comparison and the API and MCP server behind them) is free to readers and to the AI agents that read on their behalf. Vendors can buy clearly labelled placements, and none of that touches the scores.

Consultancy: from £800 per day

Support for selecting and deploying software and services in your business: the same work that produces these reviews, applied to your situation.

  • What it covers: shortlisting and selecting SaaS, cloud, telecoms and infrastructure services against your requirements and budget; negotiating with vendors; planning and, where you want it, running the deployment and migration; and a straight second opinion on a decision you have already made.
  • Who delivers it: C-suite consultants with highly experienced supporting teams, with combined decades in the SaaS, cloud and telecommunications industries.
  • Price: from £800 per day, priced on request for the engagement. An hourly rate is available on request for smaller pieces of work.
  • Independence: the same rules as the reviews. We take no commission or referral fee from a vendor we recommend to you, and any affiliate relationship we have with a vendor is disclosed up front. Our recommendation is yours to act on or ignore.
  • How to start: email help@saaskly.com with a short description of what you are choosing or deploying, and we will reply with a scope and a quote.

Readers and agents: free

  • Price: £0 (no account, no sign-up, no API key).
  • Includes: every review, editorial score, ranking, comparison table and article; the Markdown mirror of every page (append .md to the URL); the llms.txt index; the REST read API (OpenAPI); the MCP server at /mcp; the agent skill.
  • Limits: 300 requests per minute per client IP, announced with RateLimit-* headers and enforced with 429 + Retry-After (see Developers). Identify your agent in the User-Agent header.
  • Terms: attribution and a link to the source page; scores presented as editorial opinion; bulk republishing, resale and model training need written permission (Terms, section 4).
  • Roadmap: there is no paid reader or agent tier planned.

Vendors: advertising and sponsorship

Vendors can buy clearly labelled placements. Every package is disclosed on the page and none of them changes a score or a ranking (see the Editorial Policy).

  • Sponsored listing: a "Sponsored" badge and disclosure on your provider profile and in category rankings. Your score stays the editorial score. Priced per category per month; quote on request.
  • Advertorial article: a labelled, vendor-commissioned article in the relevant category, reviewed by our editor for accuracy, carrying a sponsorship disclosure. Priced per article; quote on request.
  • Display advertising: standard units served by Google AdSense across the site; no direct sales at present.
  • Vendor logo: vendor marks appear only under an affiliate or partner relationship, or when the vendor supplies the logo through our vendor process; otherwise providers are shown with a neutral monogram. A logo is never sold on its own and never affects a score.
  • Badges: vendors whose products appear on Saaskly may display a year-stamped Saaskly badge (what it means). Badges are never sold and do not affect scores or rankings.

Ask for a quote at help@saaskly.com or see Advertise.

All prices at a glance

| Plan | For | Price | Term | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reader / agent access | Anyone, and AI assistants | £0 | None | Every review, score, ranking, comparison and article; Markdown mirrors; llms.txt; REST API; MCP server; 300 requests/min per client |
| Consultancy (day rate) | Businesses choosing or deploying software | From £800 per day (ex VAT) | Per engagement, quoted | Selection, vendor negotiation, deployment and migration planning or delivery, second opinions; C-suite consultants with experienced supporting teams |
| Consultancy (hourly) | Smaller pieces of work | Hourly rate on request | Per piece of work | The same service in smaller units |
| Sponsored listing | Vendors | Quote on request, per category per month | Monthly | "Sponsored" badge and disclosure on the profile and in rankings; the editorial score is unchanged |
| Advertorial article | Vendors | Quote on request, per article | One-off | A labelled, vendor-commissioned article, editor-reviewed for accuracy |
| Display advertising | Advertisers via Google AdSense | AdSense rates | n/a | Standard units across the site; no direct sales |

Questions people ask

Is Saaskly free to read?

Yes. Every review, score, ranking, comparison table and article is free, with no account or sign-up. The Markdown mirrors, the REST API and the MCP server are free too, within the published rate limit of 300 requests per minute per client.

What does the consultancy cost?

From £800 per day, priced on request for the engagement. An hourly rate is available on request for smaller pieces of work. Ask for a scope and a quote at help@saaskly.com.

What does a consultancy engagement cover?

Shortlisting and selecting SaaS, cloud, telecoms and infrastructure services against your requirements and budget; negotiating with vendors; planning and, where you want it, running the deployment and migration; and a second opinion on a decision you have already made.

Who does the consultancy work?

C-suite consultants with highly experienced supporting teams, with combined decades in the SaaS, cloud and telecommunications industries. They are the same people who run the tools Saaskly reviews first-hand.

Do you take a commission from the vendors you recommend?

No. Consultancy advice carries no vendor commission or referral fee. Where Saaskly has an affiliate relationship with a vendor it is disclosed up front, and it never affects a score or a recommendation.

Can a vendor pay for a better score or ranking?

No. Sponsored listings and advertorial articles are labelled placements. A score is editorial and a commercial relationship never changes it; where one exists, including through one of our sister brands, it is disclosed on the page. A paid route can only buy a review, never its result.

How we present vendors' prices

The prices you see on provider pages describe the vendors' products, not ours. On every review we list the month-to-month price first, then the annual-commit price, state the premium for not committing, and compute a minimum commitment (entry plan × minimum seats × required term). Where a category is sold on introductory terms (domains, VPNs), we show the renewal price and the renewal premium instead. Prices are as researched on the date shown on the page and change often; confirm with the vendor before buying.