The section on pricing really resonated with me. Usage based and credit based models are becoming so common now but they make it much harder to predict what you will actually pay each month. A product that looks affordable on the surface can quickly become expensive as your usage grows. I think reviews that dig into the real cost of a platform at different usage levels are incredibly valuable. The headline price is almost never the full story and teams need to know what they are really signing up for before they commit.

I also agree with your take on the SaaSpocalypse discussion. The narrative that AI will simply kill SaaS feels overblown to me. Established platforms have so much infrastructure, integrations, and customer trust built up that they are not going to disappear overnight. What is changing is what good software looks like. The products that will win are the ones that combine reliable foundations with genuinely useful AI that makes work easier and more efficient. Thanks for putting this together. It is a great reminder that the future of SaaS belongs to usefulness, not hype.