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Track all your SaaS subscriptions in one place. Get alerts before renewal deadlines and stop overpaying for tools you don't need.

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| Website | stackgo.io | stacktidy.com |
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| Company | — | 2026 |
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Stacktidy helps small businesses track every software subscription in one place. See renewal dates, costs, and who owns what. Get reminders before auto-renewals hit. Stop paying for tools you forgot about. Built for teams that outgrew spreadsheets but don't need expensive enterprise software.
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As answered by people managing StackGo and StackTidy.
StackTidy's answer:
Built by an IT manager who got tired of surprise renewals and spreadsheet chaos. No enterprise bloat, no sales calls, no $500/mo pricing. Just simple subscription tracking for small teams at $29/mo.
StackTidy's answer:
4x cheaper than alternatives. No sales calls. No enterprise complexity. Just track your subscriptions, get renewal reminders, stop wasting money. Start in minutes, not weeks.
StackTidy's answer:
Anyone who's ever found a forgotten $49/mo subscription on the company card and thought "how long have we been paying for this?"
StackTidy's answer:
Built by an IT manager who spent too many hours chasing down forgotten subscriptions and updating spreadsheets that nobody looked at. After finding thousands wasted on tools nobody used, I built what I wanted - something simple that just works. No enterprise sales pitch, no complex setup. Just a clean way to track what you're paying for.
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