An autonomous spend agent that audits, reclaims, and renegotiates your stack.
WealthBuilt runs 24/7 across every license, contract, and renewal in your environment — flagging shadow SaaS, duplicate point tools, and unused seats, then carrying out vendor renegotiations on your behalf. No procurement queue, no human-in-the-loop workflow.
Replaces the 25% one-time recovery rate incumbent SaaS management platforms cite with recurring automated reclaim — across the AI-vendor tail where existing catalogs are still catching up.
Across the corpus
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Projected annual reclaim
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How we estimate this: 8–15% of annual spend at baseline (midpoint 11.5%), scaled up to +2% by headcount and +1.5% by tool count, drawn from a corpus tracking tens of millions of licenses. Your real number tightens once WealthBuilt reads your finance inbox.
Where legacy tools stall
Procurement queues the work. WealthBuilt does the work.
Catalog platforms were tuned for a thousand well-known vendors and named seats per licence. The long, fast-growing tail of AI-native vendors falls outside that surface — which is exactly where the recoverable spend keeps accumulating.
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Shadow SaaS
Licenses bought on personal cards, signed for trials, then folded into teams. Catalog tools catch these quarterly at best — WealthBuilt catches the ones that auto-renew next week.
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Duplicate point tools
Two diagramming tools, three video editors, four note-takers. Procurement never sees them because each team only owns one. Consolidated against usage evidence, not org-chart rumor.
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Unused seats
Last-login evidence, not self-declared usage. Reclaim rightsized against a real activity graph, not the seat count on the invoice.
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AI-vendor credits drifting
Seat-plus-consumption pricing, mid-cycle price changes, credits that expire quarterly and re-up monthly. The exact surfaces classic catalogs are still catching up on.
Autonomous counterparty
Counter-offers, written and signed — without you clicking through a queue.
Where legacy SaaS management platforms — and procurement-led services — still require specialists to drive each conversation, WealthBuilt operates as an autonomous counterparty. It drafts the counter-offer, surfaces benchmark concessions drawn from a corpus tracking tens of millions of SaaS licenses, and lands the written commitment in your inbox ahead of the renewal deadline.
- Benchmark concessions
Comparable deals from the same vendor class, drawn at negotiation time.
- Tone-matched drafts
Counter-offers that read like your finance team wrote them, not a bot.
- Deadline-aware pace
Calendar-driven urgency: escalates when a vendor stalls past the window.
- Lightweight queue
Your team ratifies the draft. WealthBuilt never sends without sign-off.
The AI-vendor tail
Catalog coverage falls off as vendors get newer.
Incumbent catalogs were tuned for the workload of the late-2010s SaaS market: named seats, fixed annual terms, a few thousand well-known vendors. The new tail uses credits, seat-plus-consumption pricing, and contracts that quietly auto-renew. WealthBuilt's corpus tracks that surface specifically.
Coverage figures reflect WealthBuilt corpus v3.2 across active contracts in the last 90 days.
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