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Every SaaS product shutting down
42 SaaS entries across every vendor we track — soonest first. Each links to the vendor’s own announcement.
SaaS →27 days
Mozilla Mozilla is closing Solo, its AI website builder for solopreneurs and freelancers, on 30 November 2026; users must download their websites and transfer any domains before the shutdown.
SaaS →28 days
remove.bg (Canva) The remove.bg standalone website and its self-service background-removal API stop working; the tool moves into Canva and the API to Leonardo.ai
SaaS →28 days
Redis Redis Cloud ends support for the Redis 8.0 database version and auto-upgrades remaining Essentials databases to a later version
SaaS →35 days
Pulley Pulley, the venture-backed cap table and equity management platform for startups, will shut down and cease all operations and services on 8 December 2026, directing customers to migrate to Carta under an exclusive partnership
SaaS →8 weeks
Standard Notes Standard Notes is sunsetting Listed, its publishing/blogging platform; the site and all public blogs go offline
SaaS →8 weeks
HashiCorp HashiCorp is deprecating HCP Vagrant — the cloud-hosted Vagrant box registry and hosting service (formerly Vagrant Cloud) — in three steps: no new boxes/registries after 1 October 2026, end of support 2 November 2026, and full decommission of all remaining deployments on 31 December 2026
SaaS →8 weeks
Codeberg Codeberg Pages v2, the original in-house static-site hosting for Codeberg repositories, is shut off completely on December 31, 2026. Sites still served the old way — the ones whose repository never had a Pages webhook set up — stop being served after that date and must migrate to the new git-pages-backed Codeberg Pages before then.
SaaS →8 weeks
Zeabur Zeabur, the cloud application-deployment platform (a Railway/Render-style PaaS), is winding down: new purchases stopped immediately, dedicated-server renewals are disabled and shared-cluster services pause on 1 December 2026, and all dedicated servers and shared clusters are shut down on 31 December 2026
SaaS →15 weeks
Center for Open Science The Center for Open Science winds down the OSF Projects workflow — collaboration, file management, and storage — locking new project creation from 16 November 2026 and making all projects read-only after 19 February 2027; preregistration and preprints continue
SaaS →16 weeks
Microsoft Azure Deployment Environments (ADE), the service for on-demand, template-based environment provisioning and developer self-service, will be retired on 22 February 2027; the closing-down process begins 14 September 2026 and Microsoft names no drop-in successor
SaaS →21 weeks
Amazon Web Services AWS is ending support for Amazon WorkMail, its managed business email and calendar service. WorkMail stops accepting new customers on 30 April 2026, and on 31 March 2027 existing customers can no longer use it or access the WorkMail console and resources. AWS points customers to third-party email services and a mailbox export path.
SaaS →25 weeks
Microsoft Azure Microsoft is ending support for the Node.js 22 LTS runtime on Azure App Service on 30 April 2027; apps keep running but stop receiving security updates and customer support, and Microsoft directs developers to upgrade to Node 24 LTS
SaaS →31 weeks
HashiCorp HashiCorp is retiring HCP Vagrant, its hosted Vagrant box registry. New box and registry creation ends 14 December 2026, support ends 15 March 2027, and all operations cease on 7 June 2027, after which hosted boxes are decommissioned. The Vagrant CLI and community edition are not affected.
SaaS →43 weeks
Microsoft Azure Azure VMware Solution (AVS) retires its license-included offering — the pay-as-you-go (PayGo) license-included SKUs on 15 October 2026 and all remaining license-included services (including Reserved Instance SKUs and the AV36 SKU) on 30 August 2027 — forcing customers onto the AVS VCF bring-your-own-license (BYOL) model with portable Broadcom VMware Cloud Foundation licenses
SaaS →43 weeks
Instant Instant, the open-source realtime database and backend-as-a-service, is winding down its hosted Instant Cloud after the team joins OpenAI — new signups are closed and all cloud apps shut down on 31 August 2027, with self-hosting the migration path
SaaS →49 weeks
Microsoft Azure Microsoft is retiring the Azure Key Vault Secrets Provider Extension for Azure Arc-enabled Kubernetes clusters on 9 October 2027; the replacement is the Azure Key Vault Secret Store Extension.
SaaS →1.9 years
Microsoft Microsoft Dev Box, the managed cloud developer-workstation service, is in maintenance mode and will be retired on 18 September 2028; the closing-down process begins 14 September 2026 and Microsoft points developer cloud environments to Windows 365
SaaS →2.9 years
Microsoft Microsoft is retiring the Azure IoT Central application platform on 20 September 2029; existing IoT Central applications, device connections, dashboards, rules, and jobs must be re-built on Azure IoT Hub, Device Provisioning Service (DPS), Azure Device Registry, and Microsoft Fabric before the retirement date
SaaS →2.9 years
Microsoft Microsoft retires Azure App Service on Azure Stack Hub on 30 September 2029; new installations and all new releases, features and enhancements stopped on 30 September 2026, with existing deployments supported until retirement
SaaS →3 years
Microsoft Microsoft will retire the Azure DCsv3 and DCdsv3-series confidential-computing virtual machines (Linux, Windows, and Dedicated Host) on 31 October 2029; after that date they can no longer be used or purchased, and workloads must move to the v6 confidential VM series or Confidential Container Instances.
SaaS →3 years
Microsoft Microsoft is retiring the Azure Dv3, Dsv3, Ev3, and Esv3 virtual machine series across public-cloud Azure regions; these VMs enter the End-of-Life stage and retire on 15 November 2029, after which they are unsupported and un-migrated VMs may be deallocated and deleted. Recommended target is the Dsv5 / Esv5 generation.
SaaS · signalled ·not announced
Google Google is discontinuing the classic Google Assistant on mobile devices — phones, tablets, Wear OS watches, compatible headphones, and phone-projected Android Auto — replacing it with Gemini; Google's public post says this happens "later this year," and Google's emails to users (reported 4 August) say removal begins 4 September 2026
SaaS ↙gone
Google Google Reader was shut down
SaaS ↙gone
Codeanywhere Codeanywhere, the browser-based cloud IDE, has shut down: new signups closed and the service went fully offline on 1 July 2026, after which workspaces, containers, and any data left on the platform are no longer accessible
SaaS ↙gone
Amazon Web Services SageMaker Model Monitor stops accepting new customers and enters maintenance-only mode — no new features
SaaS ↙gone
Datadog CoScreen, the multi-cursor screen-sharing tool Datadog acquired, is discontinued entirely
SaaS ↙gone
Resend new.email, Resend's standalone AI tool for generating email templates from natural-language prompts, is being shut down, with its capabilities folded into the main Resend product
SaaS ↙gone
Convictional Convictional, the B2B trade-enablement and dropship network that connects retailers and suppliers, ends all platform access; integrations and inventory syncing stop and customers must export their data
SaaS ↙gone
GitHub GitHub Classroom is deprecated as of 28 August 2026 in favor of GitHub's selected partner solutions. The GitHub Classroom website, APIs, and related services have been decommissioned. User accounts, repositories, and organizations created to work with Classroom are unaffected, but some Classroom-only data — classroom and assignment names, tests defined outside of repositories, and LTI-integrated rosters — will be permanently deleted under GitHub's data-retention policies. This completes a transition GitHub announced on 26 May 2026, when new sign-ups ended.
SaaS ↙gone
Flowise Flowise, the open-source low-code builder for LLM apps and agents, is shutting down — the team has frozen development, will archive the GitHub repository on 10 August 2026, and marks the project end-of-life on 31 August 2026
SaaS ↙gone
GitHub GitHub is deprecating GitHub Spark, its prompt-to-app builder on github.com. As of 4 August 2026 it no longer accepts new users or new app creation; existing users have until 31 August 2026 to open Spark and export their app code before access ends.
SaaS ↙gone
Microsoft The Power Automate mobile app for iOS and Android is deprecated; the app is pulled from the stores and stops getting updates, support, and push notifications
SaaS ↙gone
Delibr Delibr, the collaborative product-work document tool, is shutting down on 31 August 2026. The app stays fully functional until that date; after it, all data is permanently deleted. Delibr provides an export tool (email + API key) that produces a single JSON file of your teams, collections, and documents with their comments. Billing has already stopped: no subscriptions are charged after July 2026.
SaaS ↙gone
Microsoft Azure Azure is retiring the nested confidential cc_v5 virtual machine series on 1 September 2026. After that date the cc_v5 series is no longer available for use or purchase, and any affected VM that has not been resized before the cutoff will be deallocated. The impacted VM sizes are DCas_cc_v5, DCads_cc_v5, ECas_cc_v5, and ECads_cc_v5.
SaaS ↙gone
Gen (SurfEasy) SurfEasy VPN reaches end of life on 1 September 2026. After that date the SurfEasy apps and services stop working entirely — you cannot access your account, download, activate, connect, or use the app. SurfEasy's owner, Gen (the Norton / Cyber Safety brands family), is retiring it as part of a "portfolio simplification strategy" and is offering eligible SurfEasy Legacy and Annual customers Norton VPN at no extra cost, with a product key delivered by email.
SaaS ↙gone
Relay.app The Relay.app workflow-automation service closes, on two dates: free accounts first, paid accounts a month later
SaaS ↙gone
Google Google Cloud Translation Hub, the self-service portal for translating large volumes of documents into many languages, was deprecated on 30 June 2025 and shut down on 20 September 2026; the underlying document-translation capability lives on in the Cloud Translation API (Advanced / v3), which Translation Hub users must move to
SaaS ↙gone
Notion Notion Mail, the AI email client Notion launched in April 2025 on the technology from its Skiff acquisition, is being retired; the inbox closes across web, desktop, and iOS and Notion-Mail-only data is deleted unless exported first
SaaS ↙gone
Microsoft Microsoft retired the Azure NVv3-series GPU virtual machines (Standard_NV12s_v3, NV12hs_v3, NV24s_v3, NV24ms_v3, NV32ms_v3, NV48s_v3) on 30 September 2026; any remaining NVv3 VMs are set to a deallocated state, stop working, lose SLA and support. Azure UAE North customers have an extension to 31 January 2027.
SaaS ↙gone
Microsoft Microsoft retired the Azure NVv4-series GPU virtual machines (Standard_NV4as_v4, NV4ahs_v4, NV8as_v4, NV8ahs_v4, NV16as_v4, NV16ahs_v4, NV32as_v4, NV32ahs_v4) on 30 September 2026; any remaining NVv4 VMs are set to a deallocated state, stop working, and lose SLA and support.
SaaS ↙gone
Minimus Minimus, the hardened minimal container image provider, is ending operations: its registry (reg.mini.dev) is turned off on 22 October 2026 after a 60-day maintenance period, and no further updated images will be published
SaaS ↙gone