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Contact usVendr is the creator of a web-based procurement platform aimed at enabling businesses to buy and renew SaaS effortlessly and at a reasonable cost. Vendr's platform provides services such as contract negotiations, renewal administration, and contract logistics, and it also offers data-driven insights gleaned from thousands of transactions. This empowers customers to decrease their software expenditures.
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BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Vendr, the world’s first SaaS buying platform, today launched Connect for a Cause, a charity auction giving sellers and entrepreneurs the opportunity to bid on 60 minutes with CEOs and top financial leaders that are dedicated to helpi…
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BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Vendr, the world’s first SaaS buying platform, today announced that it has been named a Certified™ Great Place to Work® for the first time this year. Great Place to Work® is the global authority on workplace culture, employee experien…
BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Vendr, the world’s first SaaS buying platform, today announced the launch of Vendr 2.0, the most complete SaaS buying platform on the market. SaaS is a top-three line item expense, but most companies aren’t getting the appropriate ret…
Vendr, a Boston-based startup that aims to help companies buy, manage and renew software, was featured on Forbes' 2021 Next Billion-Dollar Startups List. "We created this category," says founder and CEO Ryan Neu.
Vendr Inc., a firm that centralizes business software purchasing and management, announced it was valued at $1 billion after a $150 million funding round that came as many startups are struggling to raise funds.