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Glossary

What is SaaS?

SaaS, or software as a service, is software you use over the internet and pay for as a subscription instead of buying and installing it.

The company runs the software on its own servers and you sign in from a browser. You get updates automatically, your data lives in your account, and you usually pay monthly or yearly.

Most SaaS products are web apps. Many start with a free plan, which is called freemium, so people can try them before paying.

SaaS examples

Examples on Linkstore

Real apps you can open right now.

  • FloHub

    One calm place for your whole day — and a cat who actually gets it. Tasks, calendar, habits, notes and journal, guided by FloCat.

    ProductivityNewFreemium

    Open

  • JobsAICopilot

    JobsAICopilot is an AI job application bot that scans 50,000+ company career pages every day and tailors and submits applications for job seekers.

    ProductivityNewPaid

    Open

  • Retrace

    Record, replay, fork & share AI agent executions. See every LLM call, tool invocation, and error your agent makes — then debug and iterate in seconds.

    Developer ToolsNewFreemium

    Open

  • Slack

    Team chat, organized into channels.

    ProductivityNewFreemium

    Open

  • Google Drive

    Store files and open them from any browser.

    ProductivityNewFreemium

    Open

  • Dropbox

    Sync files across computers and share a folder.

    ProductivityNewFreemium

    Open

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