About SAASLEDGE
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SAASLEDGE is a catalogue of software products, built by the people who read it. Anyone can add any company, whether or not they work there. Buyers browse and compare, then leave for the product’s own site. That is the whole machine.
Everything is free, including verification. Nothing about a listing is for sale. If a company wants its page corrected, handed over or taken down, it writes to us, and we do it: see Claim Your Page.
Why it exists
In early 2026 the software directory business consolidated hard: G2 bought Capterra, GetApp and Software Advice from Gartner and folded them into one company. Four of the biggest catalogues, one owner, one review corpus, and listing prices that start in the hundreds of dollars and climb into the thousands.
That works if you are a funded company with a marketing budget. It does not work if you built something good and have nothing to spend on being found.
So the deal here is simple. Everything is free and nothing is for sale.
Anyone can add any company. The page carries every field, it publishes as soon as a person has read it, and the outbound link is nofollow for everyone without exception.
There is no plan to buy. That means no position and no publication speed money can change. Every tool around a listing is open to every account: statistics with sources, replies to reviews, price watching, exports, an API key, the Verified check. If you want to support the work you can donate. A donation buys nothing.
What we will not do
Invent reviews. There are none here yet. When there are, they will come from people who actually used the product, and we will not sell the ability to remove one.
Fake the numbers. The catalogue is new. You will not see an invented count of ten thousand products, a fabricated visitor number or a wall of customer logos we have no relationship with.
Sell placement as ranking. Order in the catalogue follows review scores and publication date. No plan moves a product up the list, and no payment turns a nofollow link into a followed one.
Sell your email address. Read the Privacy Policy. We do not sell data, and promotional email happens only if you asked for it.
Who runs it
An independent operator, not a media group and not a venture-funded marketplace. Write to [email protected] and a person reads it.
Where it is going
The catalogue opens in English, Spanish, German, French and Russian. Product pages plus alternatives and comparisons are the core. Everything else is decided by what buyers actually search for.