Stacktic — coming soon
One source of truth for every tool you use, every person who can reach it, and every dollar you spend on it.
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01 — The problem
A few dozen SaaS tools become a hundred without anyone noticing. Ask the obvious questions and the org goes quiet:
The fallback is a spreadsheet that's wrong the day it ships, tribal knowledge that walks out the door, and finance digging through invoices to reconstruct the truth. We can do better.
02 — See everything
One registry that updates itself, instead of a spreadsheet that's wrong the day you build it. Stacktic discovers the tools you're already using and keeps them current as your stack changes.
03 — Control access
See everything one person can reach in seconds. When someone leaves, cut access across the stack the day they leave — not three weeks later when finance notices the bill.
04 — Understand usage
Decide what to keep based on what's actually used — not what someone bought eighteen months ago. Stacktic surfaces the seats nobody touches and the tools quietly collecting dust.
05 — Optimize spend
Find the duplicate tools, the wasted licenses, and the contracts that auto-renew next quarter. Cut what doesn't earn its keep — with the numbers to back it up.
06 — What's next
As Stacktic learns from your stack, it becomes predictive — forecasting renewals before they bite, modeling the cost of headcount and consolidation moves, and surfacing the contracts most likely to slip through the cracks.
Not just "here's what you spent""here's what you'll spend, and how to change it."
07 — Who it's for
Run a tighter stack with less manual work.
Stop paying for what nobody uses.
Know who can reach what — and prove it during audits.
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