RightToolHQ exists to answer one question quickly: what does this software actually cost, and what do you get at each plan tier?
That information is public, but it’s scattered. A vendor’s pricing page shows headline numbers, the plan limits sit in a comparison table three clicks away, and the caveat that matters to you is buried in a documentation footnote. We gather it into one page, cite where each figure came from, and date it so you know how current it is.
What we publish
- Software guides — a single tool’s pricing, plan limits, and documented features, laid out in a consistent format.
- Comparisons — two tools side by side on the things that usually decide it: price at your list size, what each plan actually includes, and where they diverge.
- Best-of guides — shortlists for a specific situation, built from the same sourced material.
How we work, in one paragraph
Our guides are compiled from vendors’ own pricing pages, plan tables and product documentation, alongside publicly available third-party coverage, using an AI-assisted editorial workflow that gathers, organises and cites that material. They are not first-hand product reviews: we don’t hold paid accounts on the tools we cover, and we don’t claim to. Where something can only be judged by using a product — how an editor feels, how fast support replies — we say so rather than guessing. The full detail is on our Our Sources & Method page.
How we’re funded
Some links on this site earn us a commission if you sign up through them, at no extra cost to you. That’s the only way the site makes money — no ads, no paid placement, no sponsored entries. Whether a tool runs an affiliate program, or pays more than a competitor, has no bearing on whether it appears here or how it’s presented. See the Affiliate Disclosure.
Get in touch
Spotted a price that’s changed or a limit we’ve reproduced wrong? That’s the most useful message you can send us — see Corrections or Contact.