How We Rate Software

Last updated: November 10, 2026

This page explains what the scores on SaaStreak mean and how to use them, so you know exactly what you are looking at.

1. What the SaaStreak Score Is

The score on each software profile is our own editorial assessment on a five point scale. It is not an average of customer ratings, and we do not present it as one.

2. What We Score

Each product gets a score in four areas, plus an overall score:

Ease of use: how quickly a small team can set the product up and use it day to day.
Features: how well the product covers the jobs it is meant for.
Customer support: the support options on offer and how well they appear to serve small customers.
Value for money: what you get for the price, compared with similar products.

3. Where Our Information Comes From

We aim to base product details such as features and pricing on public information from the vendor. Vendors change plans and prices often, so details can be out of date. Always confirm the current features and pricing on the vendor’s own website before you buy.

4. User Reviews

SaaStreak does not accept user reviews yet. If we open them in the future, we will label them clearly, keep them separate from our editorial score, and explain how they are checked.

5. Independence

We may earn a commission from some of the companies we cover. This never changes a score or a ranking. Read the full affiliate disclosure.

6. Corrections

If you spot an error or an out of date price, please tell us at hello@saastreak.com and we will review it.