SaaS stack spend audit · Multi-tool

Where's the 30-50% reduction hiding in your SaaS bill?

Across 12+ stack rationalisation engagements, we typically find 15-25% vestigial spend + another 15-25% consolidation/rebuild upside. Fourteen probing questions on stack composition, active-seat ratios, recent M&A, layoffs, top spend categories. Output: vestigial-spend estimate, consolidation candidates, top rebuild targets. The 8-page memo includes the cancellation playbook + renewal-negotiation timing.

📋  14 questions · ~3 min 🔓  No signup to see result 📩  8-page memo for your email

How this is calculated

Vestigial spend estimate uses our 12-engagement bench data — typical waste ranges 15-25% of total SaaS spend. Adjustments: M&A inflates duplication, layoffs inflate ghost seats, low active-ratio inflates waste. Consolidation candidates derived from category-overlap heuristics (e.g., 3+ "support" tools usually indicates consolidation opportunity). Rebuild candidates flagged when category spend exceeds rebuild-payback threshold (typically $200K+/yr per tool).

What this does NOT estimate

FAQ

What's vestigial SaaS?

Tools signed for a project that ended, used by a team that left, or duplicating capability already available elsewhere. Typically 15-25% of total spend across our 12+ engagements.

What's a typical reduction?

30-50% total SaaS spend reduction within 12-18 months, combining cancellations + consolidation + selective rebuild. Documented in 6 of our case studies.

What's in the memo?

Vestigial-spend audit template, consolidation matrix by category, rebuild-candidate ranking, cancellation playbook with timing, renewal-negotiation playbook. About 8 pages.