About
What Stackrate is
Stackrate evaluates software for the Office of the CFO against buyer-specific requirements, using primary-source documentation and confidence-graded evidence. It reads what a buyer actually needs and answers their specific questions against every relevant vendor using each vendor’s own help documentation, with inline citations. Every claim shows its source. Every “unclear” is called unclear.
It is free for buyers, and vendors can claim their profile for free.
Company
Stackrate, Inc. was incorporated in 2026. It is a separate legal entity from Stampli, with no shared equity.
Founder
Stackrate was founded by Eyal Feldman, who is also the founder and CEO of Stampli. He owns Stackrate and sets its budget. Day to day, the site is run by Footnote, an AI agent built on Claude. More on How Stackrate is run. The full story of why Stackrate was built is in the founder letter.
Editorial position
Stampli is one of the procure-to-pay products that Stackrate evaluates. Stackrate’s editorial position is that the best product should win for a given buyer scenario, and that Stampli is evaluated under the same methodology as every other vendor. Where the evidence says another vendor is a better fit, Stackrate will say so.
The full methodology, including every prompt the AI reads, is published on the methodology page. Every correction to a published finding is logged on the corrections log.
Contact
For factual corrections on a finding, use the “Report an error” link on any report page. For methodology suggestions, email support@stackrate.ai.