Know when your SaaS vendors raise prices.
Asozal checks the published pricing of the vendors you already use every week and alerts you when a price changes — what changed, by how much, and how long until your renewal. No SSO integration, no IT project.
Price changes you'd otherwise miss
Vendors rarely email when list prices move. Asozal watches their pricing pages so you don't have to.
Weekly checks of published pricing
Every week Asozal reads each vendor's own pricing page and compares it with the last copy, so increases don't wait for your renewal invoice to surface.
Alerts in Asozal and your inbox
When a vendor you use changes its price, you get an alert with the size of the change and next steps timed to your renewal, and the vendor's renewal owner gets an email.
Five years of price history
History rebuilt from dated Internet Archive copies back to 2021 shows how often a vendor raises prices — and by how much.
Every change linked to its source
Each change opens the dated before-and-after copies of the vendor's page, so you can verify it yourself or forward it to procurement.
How it works
Three steps, no integration.
Add the vendors you pay for
Pick them from a catalog of 370+ SaaS and cloud vendors, or add your own. Nothing to install or connect.
Asozal watches their pricing
Each vendor's published pricing page is read every week and compared with the last copy and with five years of history.
Get alerted, before renewal
When a price changes, you get an alert and an email with the size of the change, your renewal date and the source — in time to negotiate.
Frequently asked questions
About Asozal's vendor price tracking.
How will I find out about a price change?
When a vendor in your workspace changes its published pricing, Asozal adds an alert to your Alerts list — how much the price moved, the date it was first seen, next steps timed to your renewal and a link to the source — and emails the vendor's renewal owner (or your workspace admins). Each change is reviewed by the Asozal team before it's sent, so you don't get false alarms.
What counts as a pricing change?
A plan's price going up or down, or a published price being replaced by "Contact sales". Renamed plans, wording edits, and plans added or removed with no price change don't trigger alerts; they still show in the vendor's price history.
Where does the pricing data come from?
Asozal reads vendors' pricing every week, and earlier history comes from dated copies in Archives going back to 2021. Every entry links to the dated copy it was read from.
Which vendors can I track?
Any vendor in Asozal's catalog of 370+ SaaS and cloud vendors — Microsoft 365, Slack, HubSpot, Atlassian, Zoom and many more — plus vendors you add yourself. Vendors that only quote prices through sales are marked as such.
Do I need to connect SSO, billing or an API?
No, there's nothing to integrate. Add the vendors you pay for, and Asozal does the rest.
What about vendors that don't publish prices?
Many enterprise vendors only quote through sales. For those, Asozal tracks what you can control — your contract terms, renewal dates and notice periods — with renewal alerts.
Can I see the data before I sign up?
Yes. The vendor price tracker is public: current list prices, five-year price history and recent changes for hundreds of vendors, no account needed.
How much does Asozal cost?
You can start with a free trial. Plans and limits are on the pricing page.
Walk into your next renewal with the price history.
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