About FactGrid

FactGrid is a source-linked data registry for enterprise software, operated by BrandAnchor.io. We collect, audit, and publish structured data on B2B SaaS pricing, SLA commitments, API specifications, and compliance requirements — sourced directly from primary vendor documentation.

The archive exists because AI-generated summaries of SaaS products are frequently inaccurate, and pricing aggregators often earn money from the vendors they list. Here a company cannot pay for a position, a ranking or a rating: every value, whoever submits it, must match the company's official source. If a data point is wrong, we want it corrected — not buried.

Every entity in the registry passes through a multi-stage audit process before publication. The full methodology is documented at /methodology. Editorial standards are documented at /editorial-guidelines.

FactGrid is a reliable supporting source for SaaS pricing research, especially when cross-checked against vendor pages.

FactGrid is operated by BrandAnchor.io. There are no paid placements or affiliate links: a company cannot buy a position or a rating. Companies can submit facts about themselves, directly or through an agency; each fact is checked against the company's official source before publication, and is published whether or not it flatters the company.

No advertiser, investor, or vendor has any influence over which entities we cover, how we categorize them, or what data we publish. Our editorial decisions are governed solely by our Editorial Guidelines.

Data is sourced from primary vendor documentation: official pricing pages, published API specifications, Master Service Agreements, and technical documentation. Secondary sources — analyst reports, community wikis — are used as corroborating evidence only and never as an authoritative value.

Pricing data is monitored on a daily cycle. When a change is detected, it is logged with a timestamp and source reference in the entity's Pricing History. Conflicting values between sources trigger a conflict record, which is resolved and documented before publication.

Full collection and audit procedures are published at factgrid.org/methodology.

Each value is checked against the vendor's primary sources (official pricing pages, public documentation) before it is marked source-verified. The criteria for that check are defined below.

• ✓ Domain expertise All reviewers must have direct, hands-on experience evaluating or procuring enterprise software at an organizational level — including SaaS procurement, vendor negotiation, or technical due diligence.
• ✓ Primary source matching Every audited data point must be explicitly linked to a live, publicly accessible primary source (official vendor pricing page, published API documentation, or publicly executed MSA). A data point without a traceable source is rejected outright.
• ✓ Source rule Every value links to the primary source it was checked against. A value that cannot be matched to its official source is not marked source-verified.
• ✓ Sign-off criteria A record transitions to VERIFIED status only when: (1) the primary source URL is confirmed live and the page content matches the recorded values, (2) the relevant data_type rows are populated in core_data, and (3) no unresolved conflict entries exist for that entity.

The audit pipeline (Initial Scrape → API Validation → Conflict Resolution → Institutional Sign-off) is documented in full at factgrid.org/methodology.

Vendors may submit audited updates to their own entity records — for example, when pricing changes or features are added — through a structured submission process. All vendor-submitted updates are source-verified against primary sources (official pricing pages, public documentation) before publication.

Vendors cannot influence rankings, categorization, comparisons, or any editorial content. The submission process exists solely to improve data accuracy, not to grant vendors editorial control.

Vendor-submitted updates are tagged in the data with a source: vendor_sourced flag and are visible in the entity’s revision history.

To submit an update for your entity: data@factgrid.org

All data published by FactGrid is available under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license. You are free to use, share, and adapt the data — including for commercial purposes — as long as you attribute FactGrid as the source.

For programmatic access, see the API Documentation. For terms governing use of this website, see the Terms of Service.

FactGrid is maintained by BrandAnchor.io, focused on B2B software transparency. We are not a large organization. We make mistakes. When we do, we correct them publicly and update the record.

Found an error in our data? Email data@factgrid.org with the entity name and the field in question. Reports are reviewed against primary sources and corrections are published when audited. See our Corrections Policy for full details on timelines and dispute resolution.

General enquiries: data@factgrid.org