Legal
Terms of Service
Effective and last updated 25 August 2026.
Service provider
SaaS Cost Check is operated by IQ Studios in Cape Town, South Africa. Our products, operator details, and official customer channels are listed on the About page. Contact hello@saascostcheck.com for service, billing or legal questions.
Free tools and planning information
The calculator and vendor guides provide independent planning estimates, not financial, tax, legal, security or procurement advice. Vendor prices, product features and contract terms can change. Verify material decisions with the vendor and your advisers.
Current availability
The free calculator, local CSV analysis, basic local PDF, vendor guides, public evidence data, and publisher widgets are available now. Pro and Company Starter are available through live recurring Paystack checkout in ZAR.
Subscriptions
Pro and Company Starter are recurring monthly subscriptions. Checkout displays the amount, ZAR currency and recurring nature before payment. Access begins only after Paystack verifies a successful transaction server-side and renews until cancelled. The applicable delivery timeline and refund policy form part of these terms.
Company workspaces
Company Starter customers are responsible for having authority to enter company information and invite members. Do not upload card numbers, passwords, confidential authentication codes or information you are not authorized to process. Workspace roles must be assigned appropriately.
Acceptable use
You may not attack, scrape at abusive rates, reverse engineer access controls, interfere with reporting, submit unlawful material, impersonate another person, or use the service to violate third-party rights.
Availability
We aim for a dependable service but do not guarantee uninterrupted operation. Features may change when required for security, compliance or service reliability. Material subscription changes will be communicated where reasonably possible.
Liability
To the extent permitted by law, IQ Studios is not responsible for indirect or consequential losses arising from planning estimates or third-party vendor decisions. Nothing in these terms removes rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.
Governing law
These terms are governed by South African law. Mandatory consumer protections continue to apply where applicable.