What do your SaaS subscriptions
really cost?
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Tracking & Attribution 8 Tools
Automation & Workflows 6 Tools
Analytics & BI 6 Tools
Customer Data Platform 6 Tools
Integration Platform 5 Tools
Monitoring & APM 5 Tools
Hidden SaaS costs not included
Listed prices are base prices excl. API overage fees, seat upgrades, onboarding fees and internal maintenance hours. Real SaaS costs are typically 20-40% above list price.
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What the switch looks like
Hypothetical scenarios based on published list prices. Every figure below is derived from the two inputs shown, over three years, with hosting at 60 EUR per month. None of it comes from reported client outcomes.
Premium E-Commerce Retailer
Online Retail · 45-80 Employees · €45M Revenue
Four subscriptions replaced by one built system. The saving is the licence line; hosting and maintenance remain.
Swiss FinTech Startup
Financial Services · 60-120 Employees · €28M Revenue
The driver here is the regulated reporting path, not the licence count. The build absorbs the audit trail that the tools charged for separately.
Global SaaS B2B Platform
Enterprise Software · 120-250 Employees · €180M+ Revenue
A headcount-driven stack. The saving grows with the team because the built system carries no per-seat fee.
German InsurTech
Insurance & Risk · 80-150 Employees · €85M Revenue
The highest build cost in this set, and the longest payback. It only holds up because the licence line is large enough.
Nordic E-Commerce Group
Direct-to-Consumer · 35-60 Employees · €22M Revenue
The smallest build in this set. Payback is short because the replaced stack was already expensive relative to its scope.
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