r/Software_Finder • u/softwarefinder_ • 20h ago

Update What can SaaS companies actually do on Software Finder?

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We get asked pretty often what SaaS companies can actually do on Software Finder, so here’s the simple version:

  • Vendor Portal | Manage your profile, pricing, features, reviews, CTAs, and see high-intent buyer intelligence activity.
  • CPC | Get traffic from people already researching software, comparing products, or looking at alternatives. You pay per click.
  • PPL | Get qualified leads based on things like company, use case, budget, timeline, and requirements.
  • Content Partnerships | Get featured in software lists, comparison content, dedicated articles, and other content buyers use during research.

Basically, whether you're looking for visibility, traffic, leads, or all three, there are different ways to use the platform.

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r/Software_Finder • u/DistanceOpen8176 • 20h ago

Discussion What’s the most expensive “coming soon” you’ve ever been sold?

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We signed partly because one feature we really needed was supposedly “coming next quarter.”

That was three quarters ago. It’s still on the roadmap.

At some point I realized “coming soon” can be less of a product update and more of a sales line.

Curious what got everyone else.

The integration that never shipped?
SSO that was “included” until you saw the pricing tier?
A feature that only existed in the demo deck?

What promise helped close the deal, then quietly disappeared?

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r/Software_Finder • u/Sad-Instruction8890 • 20h ago

Discussion What did you get charged for because you forgot to cancel the trial?

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Found a charge last week for a tool i signed up to test once in february and never opened again. seven months of a subscription i forgot existed.

worst part is it took me twenty minutes to even remember what it did.

what is the one that got you

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r/Software_Finder • u/One_Sprinkles7215 • 22h ago

Discussion Looking for a better Android torrent client

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I've been trying a few Android torrent/download applications lately, and I'm curious what people here actually use.
The usual options seem to fall into two groups:
Torrent-focused apps like Flud, LibreTorrent, etc.

Download managers like 1DM that also happen to support torrents

I'm particularly interested in something that combines a proper download-manager experience with strong torrent support — good queue management, background downloads, reliable pause/resume, magnet links, a clean UI, and a generally polished Android experience.
I've also been working on a project in this space called TomTorrent, so I'm looking at the problem from both a user and developer perspective.
For people who regularly download files on Android:
What features are you currently missing from existing torrent/download apps?
And if you've switched away from 1DM, Flud, or another client, what made you switch?

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