Software Prices by Vendr is a free Chrome Extension that shows you what products actually cost — right on pricing pages and review sites as you browse. Instantly see price ranges for 20,000+ products. Browse for SaaS. See real prices. Free forever.
Hey Product Hunters — Ryan here, founder of Vendr.
You know what drives me nuts? Trying to figure out what a SaaS product costs. I don't want to get on a call. I don't want a demo -- I just want to know the price.
So, we fixed it. We built Software Prices by Vendr — your new sidekick for getting the price, instead of the pitch.
It’s a free (yes, really) Chrome extension that shows what companies actually pay for 20,000+ B2B products, powered by $5B+ in real contract data.
Awesome idea, Vendr team! Finally someone tackling the dreaded "Contact Sales" black hole.
Quick questions I'm wondering about:
How frequently is the price data updated? Could it miss recent price changes?
Does Vendr also highlight when vendors offer significant discounts or special terms, or just general price ranges?
Transparency like this is badly needed—I can see this becoming a must-have extension for SaaS buyers. Excited to see how it evolves!
Hi, Congrats on the launch! Software Prices by Vendr is really helpful, especially for those who often research and shop for SaaS. With this Chrome extension, I can immediately see the price range of more than 20,000 products - directly on the pricing page or review site, without having to fill out a form or contact sales first.
Congrats on launching. Have not installed it yet, but I'm assuming you're banking on this being a user's call-to-action to buy, and then you're generating your affiliate link for the SaaS is the model?
Pricing transparency is a no brainer in today’s world. Love what you are doing leading the way Ryan!
Congrats on launching.
Super handy for buyers doing research.
Does it work on gated pricing pages too, or just publicly listed ones?
Finally someone who's working on the "contact sales" black hole! Great job, Ryan. Does the extension also support regional pricing variations, or only US/Global averages? And how does Vendr handle vendor pushback or attempts to obfuscate pricing further?
