Mission
Make community SaaS signals easier to investigate.
AYSABTU is built to help operators, buyers, and builders track the health of SaaS companies through sourced community reports. The directory is a starting point for investigation, not a prediction or substitute for independent due diligence.
Signal-first, not hype-first.
We ask contributors to link evidence for product changes, support experiences, pricing changes, workforce changes, and service incidents. Moderation checks relevance and presentation; it does not guarantee truth.
Protect the people affected.
The goal is not to attack companies. The directory gives readers additional context they can independently verify while planning vendor continuity.
Community intelligence.
Operators, customers, and builders share what they are seeing on the ground. Submissions appear under pseudonymous handles; authorized operators retain internal account linkage for moderation.
Create the next standard.
We want company changes and customer experiences discussed with dates, sources, and room for corrections or responses.
Join the signal network.
If you see a change that puts customers at risk, contribute evidence. We turn signals into a structured public record that readers can evaluate for themselves.