Every SaaS pricing page has two buttons: "Buy now" and "Talk to sales". HAGGIN is the third one: Make an offer.
How it works
1. Publish a Haggin: a negotiation page with its own link. Two questions, a suggested setup, your list price. Ten minutes.
2. Put the link next to your price, in the trial-ending email, in the cancel flow, in a launch.
3. Offers arrive in your inbox, structured: price, seats, annual or lifetime, plus extras like a testimonial, a case study or a post to their audience. Each one shows as a % of your list price.
4. Accept, counter or pass. A counter is a full new proposal, not a chat message.
5. On a deal, paste your own payment link. The buyer pays you directly.
What it is not
- Not a discount tool. Your list price never moves.
- Not a marketplace. You bring your own customers.
- Not a payment middleman. We never touch the money.
- Not a chat. Two or three moves and it's a deal, or it isn't.
Who it's for
SaaS companies that sell online and keep losing people who wanted to buy, just not at list price. Lost sales, trials that never convert, churn, launches, pricing experiments and B2B deals that don't need a call.
Pricing
By Haggins, never by negotiations. Free trial with no card. Campaign $19 once. Pro and Business with unlimited offers and deals, $9 and $59/month for founding companies until Sept 27.
And yes, our own price is negotiable: hagg.in/h/th7cgniw5mb8
Launched Sept 8 with 0 users. Every number, every day.
