Automatically finds and tracks company software subscriptions to prevent overspending.
Product memo
Finance teams often struggle with hidden software costs and forgotten recurring charges. Stacktidy solves this by automatically scanning emails for subscriptions, providing full spend visibility. This approach offers a quick setup and listed feature value, addressing the common problem of unused licenses and overspending that spreadsheets miss.
For who
Finance teams and companies managing software spend
Solves what
Automatically detects and tracks all company software subscriptions to prevent overspending and ensure visibility.
- Automatic subscription detection
- Spend visibility and reporting
- Email integration
In their own words
Your subscriptions, caught automatically
Your finance team has a spreadsheet. It's missing half your subscriptions.
Connect your email. We find every subscription your company pays for, including the ones nobody remembers. Then we send you a weekly report so nothing slips through. Set up in 3 minutes.
Commercial cues
Model
subscription
Free tier
Yes
Trial
14d
Pricing Strategy
- • Unlimited subscriptions in paid tiers remove per-item tracking friction.
Operator context
Founded
Jan 2026
HQ
Norway
Platform
Web app
Audience
Ops Finance
Payments
Stripe
Public footprint
Tech stack
Builder Strategy
- Strategy Type
- Niche Specialist
- Stage
- Pre Revenue
- Effort
- Solo Buildable
About Stacktidy Expand
Stacktidy helps finance teams and companies manage their software spend by automatically detecting and tracking all company software subscriptions. It integrates with email to find every recurring charge, including those often forgotten.
This approach prevents overspending and ensures complete visibility into software assets. The platform offers features like automatic subscription detection, spend reporting, and team collaboration, making it easier to identify duplicate subscriptions and manage licenses effectively.
Its positioning around email integration provides a low-friction adoption wedge for teams seeking to control their SaaS expenditures.