Haggin

Haggin gives SaaS companies a structured way to negotiate with customers who are about to leave. A company publishes a link and places it in a trial-ending email, cancellation flow, stalled quote or reply to a price objection. The buyer proposes a price and can add terms such as an annual commitment, more seats, a testimonial or a public post. The seller can accept, counter or pass, then provide its own checkout link when a deal is agreed. Haggin keeps these offers away from the normal purchase path, so the published list price does not change. The service includes an inbox for negotiations, comparisons with the standard price, filters and bulk rejection. Its current pricing includes a free trial, a $19 one-off campaign plan, a $29 monthly Pro plan and a larger Business option. The live TrustMRR profile names Luis, links the founder profile for @lmfresneda, lists a one-person team and marks the business as bootstrapped. Luis’s X bio independently says he is building the same make-an-offer product. Haggin is a sales and retention workflow, not a startup launch directory or listing service.