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Tech Stack Monthly Cost Estimator

Add every service your product pays for and see the real monthly and annual bill, a per-category breakdown, and cost per user. Your list is saved locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

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Monthly total
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Annual total
Cost / user / mo
Cost per user / mo = monthly total ÷ active users
annual = monthly total × 12 cost per user = monthly total ÷ users
Add a service to see the breakdown.
If you pay forConsiderThe tradeoff
Vercel ProCloudflare PagesGenerous free tier, but fewer framework niceties and less polished previews.
HerokuRailway or a $6 VPSCheaper, but more ops work — you own deploys, patching, and scaling.
DatadogSelf-hosted Grafana + PrometheusFree software, but you maintain it and carry the on-call burden for your monitoring itself.
MongoDB AtlasSelf-hosted Postgres on a VPSFar cheaper at small scale; you handle backups, upgrades, and failover yourself.
SendGridAmazon SESMuch cheaper per email, but worse dashboard, docs, and deliverability tooling.
GPT-4-class API for everythingSmaller / cheaper models for simple tasksClassification, extraction, and routing rarely need a frontier model — route by task difficulty.

About this tool

SaaS costs creep: a $20 plan here, a $26 plan there, and suddenly a side project costs $200/month. This estimator adds it all up, shows where the money actually goes by category, and divides it by your user count — the number that tells you whether the stack is sustainable. Preset prices are ballpark figures from public pricing pages and go stale; treat them as starting points, not quotes.

Everything runs in your browser. Your service list is stored only in your browser's localStorage so it survives a refresh — there is no server, no account, and no upload. Export to CSV any time to share it with your team or drop it in a spreadsheet.

Found this useful? 113 free, browser-only tools by Yuvrajsinh Jadav — an engineer who ships production AI systems. No account, nothing sent anywhere.