SaaS Subscription Fatigue: Startups Juggling 100+ Tools at $7,900/Employee/Year

B2B SaaS buyers waste 30 or more minutes per tool just to get a quote because pricing is hidden behind Contact Sales gates. Simultaneously, the average startup runs 130 or more SaaS tools at $7,900 per employee per year, up 27% in two years, and CFOs are running forced rationalization reviews. No tool aggregates real transacted prices across the SaaS landscape. A crowdsourced deal-price database where buyers anonymously submit what they actually paid (seat count, term, discount percentage) lets finance teams benchmark before they engage sales, renew a contract, or kill a subscription. Like Glassdoor for SaaS contracts, differentiated from G2 and Capterra (features-focused, no price intel) and from Zylo and Torii (expensive enterprise spend management, no crowdsourced negotiation leverage).