Open data
The dataset, free
Everything we’ve collected — 157 vendors, dated observations and counting — downloadable, CC BY 4.0. Check our pages against our own data, build on it, cite it.
The standing figure: The Wicketry SaaS Price Index: +8.3% — the median confirmed price change since 25 Aug 2026, across 124 matched movements at 19 of the 156 tools tracked.
How it is computed. A movement counts only where a confirmed change holds the same number of prices before and after, each pair in the same currency — so every figure is a price compared with the price it replaced, on the vendor's own page, with both readings and both dates recorded. 75 of the 124 matched movements rose and 49 fell, between -97.8% and +200.0%; the mean is +17.0% and the median is the headline because a mean over a base this size follows its extremes. What is refused: readings not yet confirmed by a second clean read; plans that appeared or were withdrawn, which change a ladder rather than a price; ladders that did not move one-for-one; and weighting of any kind, because the record holds no revenue or seat counts. It is an index of observed list-price movement across 19 of 156 tracked tools — not a claim about what the market spends.
Recomputed with the record every night; the figures behind it are in the record and every movement it counts is on the price-rises pages.
How it is computed. A movement counts only where a confirmed change holds the same number of prices before and after, each pair in the same currency — so every figure is a price compared with the price it replaced, on the vendor's own page, with both readings and both dates recorded. 75 of the 124 matched movements rose and 49 fell, between -97.8% and +200.0%; the mean is +17.0% and the median is the headline because a mean over a base this size follows its extremes. What is refused: readings not yet confirmed by a second clean read; plans that appeared or were withdrawn, which change a ladder rather than a price; ladders that did not move one-for-one; and weighting of any kind, because the record holds no revenue or seat counts. It is an index of observed list-price movement across 19 of 156 tracked tools — not a claim about what the market spends.
Recomputed with the record every night; the figures behind it are in the record and every movement it counts is on the price-rises pages.
The figure above is the standing one and it moves with the record. To cite a number that does not, use a dated print: the September 2026 index (provisional until the month closes) · every monthly print · /index/latest.
Downloads (regenerated with the record):
→ wicketry-record.csv — one row per vendor per day: status, note, raw price strings seen
→ wicketry-record.json — the full append-only observation log
→ /tools/price-rises/feed.xml — the confirmed changes as an RSS feed, one item per change, each with both readings and the date of each
→ wicketry-record.csv — one row per vendor per day: status, note, raw price strings seen
→ wicketry-record.json — the full append-only observation log
→ /tools/price-rises/feed.xml — the confirmed changes as an RSS feed, one item per change, each with both readings and the date of each
Licence & citation: CC BY 4.0 — use it for anything, credit “Wicketry (wicketry.com)”. The raw strings are exactly what each vendor’s page showed on that day; compiled per-plan tables live on the vendor files.
Stable addresses, the citation line and the licence in one place for machines and their operators: /data-for-agents.