What is Haggin used for?

Haggin adds a make-an-offer link to SaaS trial-ending emails, cancel flows and quotes, so customers propose a price you can accept, counter or reject. It is a good fit for recovering customers who click cancel and converting trials that ended without a purchase.

How much does Haggin cost?

Paid plans for Haggin start at $19 as a one-time payment, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.

Is Haggin open source?

No. Haggin is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Marketing & SEO category, open-source options include Dub, OpenSEO and YOURLS.

What are some alternatives to Haggin?

Other SaaS products in the Marketing & SEO category include Fix My Offer, Landing Boost and Roast My SaaS.

Haggin: features, pricing and alternatives

About Haggin

Haggin is a negotiation layer for SaaS companies. You publish a Haggin, a page with its own link, and place it where customers are already leaving, such as a trial-ending email, a cancel flow or a quote that went quiet. The customer makes an offer and you accept, counter or pass, while your list price stays untouched.

You can paste your pricing page so it reads your plans and suggests a setup, and nothing goes live until you publish. Offers are structured with price, seats, commitment and extras such as a testimonial, post or video, and the inbox shows how each compares with your standard price and who is asking. Counters are full new proposals, accepted deals link to your checkout, and each deal gets an independent certificate from NexArt.

Suggested uses include lost sales, trials that do not convert, churn, B2B deals, launches and pricing experiments. A free trial gives you one Haggin live for 14 days with no card. The site calls it a negotiation layer rather than a discount tool, since buyers give something back for a lower price.

Key features

Make-an-offer link for departing customers
Setup suggested from your pricing page
Offers with price, seats and extras
Inbox to accept, counter or pass
Bulk rejection of low offers
Deal certificates sealed outside Haggin

Good fit for

Recovering customers who click cancel
Converting trials that ended without a purchase

Tags: pricing; saas; negotiation; churn; offers; conversion

Haggin: questions and answers

What is Haggin used for?: Haggin adds a make-an-offer link to SaaS trial-ending emails, cancel flows and quotes, so customers propose a price you can accept, counter or reject. It is a good fit for recovering customers who click cancel and converting trials that ended without a purchase.
How much does Haggin cost?: Paid plans for Haggin start at $19 as a one-time payment, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.
Is Haggin open source?: No. Haggin is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Marketing & SEO category, open-source options include Dub, OpenSEO and YOURLS.
What are some alternatives to Haggin?: Other SaaS products in the Marketing & SEO category include Fix My Offer, Landing Boost and Roast My SaaS.