Why Aussie SMBs are quietly killing their SaaS subscriptions
The average small business now pays for 12 to 20 SaaS tools. Here's what that's actually costing you — and what to do about it.
If you run a small business in Australia, your monthly SaaS bill is probably bigger than your power bill. The average SMB now stacks 12–20 cloud subscriptions: a CRM, an email tool, an SMS sender, a scheduler, a chat widget, an invoicing app, a forms builder, a social scheduler — and that's before the bookkeeper sneaks Xero in.
Each of those tools made sense the day you signed up. But they all priced their growth tier just past the threshold you were going to cross next month. So now you've got eight $30/mo bills, a Zapier subscription to glue them together, and a finance team who can't tell you what your real cost-per-customer is.
Dave was built to make that whole pile redundant. One login, one bill, one source of truth — for CRM, email, SMS, funnels, websites, social, reviews, scheduling, courses and more. The first plan is free forever. The biggest plan replaces $4,000+ of monthly SaaS for under $1,000.
Switching feels scary until you actually do it. Most teams find the migration takes a weekend, and the relief of having one inbox instead of nine is worth a lot more than the savings.
