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Free SaaS Plans: Check Limits Before Building Your Stack

Published April 16, 2026. Editorial correction: October 2, 2026.

Pricing records are dated snapshots, not current quotes. This editorial correction does not reverify vendor pricing.

A free tier can cover a small workflow, but eligibility, limits and data access matter more than the label. A trial has an expiry; a free tier may have ongoing limits and can still change.

Free plans recorded in our snapshots

CRM Software

Dataset dated 2026-04-21. Recorded free-plan products: HubSpot CRM, Salesforce, Zoho CRM, Freshsales.

Compare plans, limits and vendor sources

Email Marketing

Dataset dated 2026-04-21. Recorded free-plan products: Kit (formerly ConvertKit), Mailchimp, GetResponse, Brevo, MailerLite.

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Accounting Software

Dataset dated 2026-04-21. Recorded free-plan products: Wave, Zoho Books.

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Password Managers

Dataset dated 2026-04-21. Recorded free-plan products: Bitwarden, NordPass, LastPass.

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Project Management

Dataset dated 2026-04-21. Recorded free-plan products: Notion, Monday.com, Asana, ClickUp, Trello.

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Check the boundary for your workflow

Price the first upgrade before importing data

Work out what happens when you add a user or exceed the included usage. Confirm the required tier, billing commitment and ability to export. The cheapest starting plan may not cover the workflow that prompted the upgrade.

Combining several free subscriptions does not prove that a business can operate at zero cost. Payments, domains, email delivery, required integrations and administrative work may sit outside those plans.

Build a small trial workflow

Use representative data to check one complete task before a full migration. These records identify plans to examine; they do not establish hands-on testing or that a particular free tier will remain available indefinitely.