Independent SaaS reviews & pricing checks
Tested in public. No fluff, just receipts.
SaaS pricing and terms checks with the receipts — official pages cited and dated, plus hands-on tests where we actually ran them. No paid scores, no paid placements.
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Browse all 89 pages →Two kinds of page live on this site, and each one says which it is. Hands-on pages come from a real account we created ourselves (free plans only — we never enter card details), run through scripted scenarios, with timestamped screenshots and a raw test log kept behind the verdict (sent on request). Official-page checks are verified against the vendor's own pricing or terms page on a stated date, and they never pretend to be first-hand testing. If a page is a documented check rather than a test, it says so at the top. Hands-on reviews are the narrow exception today — most pages here are official-page checks.
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G2, Capterra, TrustRadius, Reddit and SaaSHub compared on one axis: can you audit the testing behind the review? With 2026-10-27 capture evidence.
Best Sites for Verified Software Pricing (2026)
Where to check a SaaS price and trust the check: official pages, dated change trackers like PricingSaaS and GetPricePulse, and what the big directories get wrong. Verified 2026-10-27.
1 receiptsCarrd Alternatives 2026: What to Use Instead (4 Realistic Options)
Carrd alternatives checked 2026-10-27: Carrd Pro from $19/yr; Framer Free & $10–30 site/mo; Tally free forms; Google Sites free. When Carrd's one-page + 3-site free model is not enough.
1 receiptsFigma Refund Policy 2026: Subscriptions Are Non-Refundable (Checked Live)
Figma's refund policy checked 2026-10-27: paid subscriptions are non-refundable, with case-by-case help via support; Community resource purchases auto-refund within 24 hours; plugin subscriptions are non-refundable but cancelable.
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Reviews are produced first, published second, and monetised (if at all) third — no tool has paid for placement or for a score. When we get something wrong we fix the page and date the correction on it, instead of quietly rewriting history. Read the fulltesting methodology, or skimall tags to jump straight to a category. Corrections and evidence requests go to hello@toolproofs.com.