First entry I see: Pabbly Connect [0], a subscription web service that normally runs $20 a month and currently has a lifetime subscription offer advertised. Everything is hosted in the cloud, you sign in to access the product, they're SOC2 compliant, etc.
This website has a very different definition of SaaS than I do, and it sounds like it rhymes with "subscription".
A few more examples to make sure it wasn't a one-off:
* Foxly, a URL shortener with a subscription or lifetime deal [1].
* CountVisits, web analytics. This one doesn't offer a subscription, but it's still all hosted on their servers and therefore has usage limits (which you can pay to upgrade) [2]
[0] https://www.pabbly.com/connect/
[1] https://foxlyme.com/pricing/
[2] https://countvisits.com/
This website has a very different definition of SaaS than I do, and it sounds like it rhymes with "subscription".
A few more examples to make sure it wasn't a one-off:
* Foxly, a URL shortener with a subscription or lifetime deal [1].
* CountVisits, web analytics. This one doesn't offer a subscription, but it's still all hosted on their servers and therefore has usage limits (which you can pay to upgrade) [2]
[0] https://www.pabbly.com/connect/
[1] https://foxlyme.com/pricing/
[2] https://countvisits.com/