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Three DigitalOcean prices, sourced directly from DigitalOcean's own rate cards, are the most concrete numbers in this article — not anything about SaaSLyra itself. Its Show HN launch gives you a title, a submitter, and a URL. That's the full confirmed record, so this piece leads with what you can actually act on: the cost of running a comparable AI-discovery tool yourself.

What it costs to run a comparable discovery tool

A tool that crawls, indexes, and serves SaaS listings needs three pieces: compute to run the crawler and API, object storage for the data it collects, and a database for structured results.

• Storage. Check current price for DigitalOcean Spaces object storage shows the current rate for object storage sized for a crawler's output.
• Compute. Check current price for DigitalOcean Basic Droplet (2 vCPU / 4 GB) is the current rate for the smallest instance size most side projects and early SaaS tools run on.
• Database. Check current price for DigitalOcean Managed PostgreSQL covers a managed database, so you're not hand-rolling backups and failover on day one.

Combined, those three cover the core stack — priced, not estimated. For any DigitalOcean service beyond these three, See current pricing at the merchant is where the current rate card lives.

If you're comparing platform options rather than assembling a stack piece by piece, Show HN Agentic Ship compared: which one is worth buying runs a comparable Show HN launch through the same treatment.

What SaaSLyra's Show HN listing actually confirms

A Show HN post titled "Grow your SaaS visibility with AI-powered discovery" was submitted by user wowinter15, linking to the page at saaslyra.com. That page was reachable and captured directly for this article, and the capture found no pricing, feature list, or user numbers on it at the time.

That's the entire confirmed record: a title, a submitter, a URL, and a page with no supporting detail attached. How SaaSLyra works, who's using it, and whether the AI-powered discovery pitch holds up all sit outside what's been verified here.

Bottom line

If you're evaluating SaaSLyra directly, the Show HN post and its landing page are the only sourced material available — read them before deciding anything. If you're weighing whether to build a competing tool, the infrastructure costs above are the concrete numbers to start from. Skip this page entirely if you need product specs or user numbers for SaaSLyra itself — neither exists in what's been captured.