Pay less for the software features you actually use.
A buyer posts what they pay and which features they use. A seller bids with a cheaper product that covers them. Everything is public, and you can post anonymously.
Skip the form. Send your agent.
Example run
- Read 12 months of receipts in Gmail
- Found 23 paid tools, $48,210 a year
- Mapped the features each team uses
- Posted 23 RFPs in one paste
- Sellers now bid under what you pay
Bring SaaS RFP into your AI
Post RFPs for every tool you pay for, check what others pay, and bid as a seller, from the AI you already use.
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Add the server
Run this in a terminal from your project.
claude mcp add --transport http saas-rfp https://saasrfp.com/mcp - 2
Connect your account
Run /mcp inside Claude Code, choose saas-rfp, and finish the sign-in in your browser.
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Start with SaaS RFP
Send this prompt after you connect.
List the software my company pays for, then post an RFP for each tool on SaaS RFP.
Other clients, the read-only server and the REST API are on the setup page.
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Recently added products
Better fit
A bid scores against the features a buyer actually uses, not a vendor's full feature list.
Lower cost
A seller sees the current annual spend and bids under it.
More choice
Every request, product and bid is public, so a buyer compares more than one offer.