Replace expensive SaaS subscriptions with self-hosted tools you control. 150 tools, $29/mo for all of them.
Stockyard is a family of 150 self-hosted developer tools. Each is a single Go binary with embedded SQLite. The Complete bundle gives you all 150 for $29/mo — less than what most teams pay for a single SaaS tool.
You are paying Statuspage.io $79/mo for a status page. LaunchDarkly $75/mo for feature flags. Bitly $35/mo for link shortening. Ghost $25/mo for a blog. These are tools you could run on your own server for a fraction of the cost. The only reason you do not is because self-hosting used to be hard. Single binary tools make it easy.
Replaces: $400+/mo in SaaS subscriptions
SaaS pricing is optimized for the vendor, not the customer. Per-seat pricing means your bill grows with your team. Usage-based pricing means your bill grows with your success. Annual contracts lock you in before you know whether the tool fits. And buried in every SaaS contract is a clause that lets the vendor change pricing with 30 days notice. The average engineering team spends $300 to $600 per month on developer tools that could be self-hosted — error tracking, feature flags, status pages, link shortening, analytics, and monitoring. That is $3,600 to $7,200 per year, paid to vendors who store your data on their servers and charge you to access it.
Self-hosted tools invert this model. You pay for compute — typically $5 to $20 per month for a VPS — and run as many tools as the server can handle. Stockyard's complete bundle puts all 150 tools under a single $29 per month license, with each tool running as an independent binary. Install the five or six tools that replace your most expensive subscriptions, and the bundle pays for itself in the first month.
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Single binary. Free to start. $29/mo (all 150 tools) for Pro.