Markup

Tracks software price changes.

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I built Markup because software pricing is weirdly hard to keep track of. Prices go up, plans get renamed, and features quietly move behind more expensive tiers — but there’s rarely a good record of what actually changed. Markup keeps that record. It tracks SaaS pricing over time, so you can look up what a product costs today, what it used to cost, and when it changed. Every change is dated and linked back to a source. It’s for anyone paying for a growing pile of software — founders, small teams, finance people, or just someone wondering, “Wait, wasn’t this cheaper before?” I mostly built it because I wanted this to exist. Now it does.