Dealpuffin vs SaaSTweaks
SaaSTweaks publishes deals and startup-credit programs after a person checks them. Listings include a score, renewal terms, and eligibility. Expired deals come off the live grid. Agents can read the catalog through a public MCP server with no API key. Suggesting a new tool goes into a human review queue. SaaSTweaks says that queue takes days, not seconds.
Dealpuffin is the founder's own catalog, not an editor's. Sync imports coupons from a Stripe read key. Publish is the founder's click, or their agent's publish_coupon. A code is listed only while Stripe still says it is active, unexpired, and under its cap. An agent signed in as that person can seek, claim, and publish. Search never returns the code. Reveal is the claim.
SaaSTweaks fits someone comparing checked offers across the market, including credit programs with eligibility gates. Dealpuffin fits the early product that wants its coupon findable the day it exists, by a person or by that person's agent, and that may also show opt-in MRR from Stripe.
| SaaSTweaks | Dealpuffin | |
|---|---|---|
| Who writes the listing | An editor, after review | The founder, from their Stripe account |
| Startup credit programs | In the catalog, with the gate spelled out | Out of scope. The code is a promotion code |
| Agent access | Public read tools | Read, claim, and publish, as the signed-in person |
| Time from "I have a coupon" to listed | A review queue | Import, then publish |
| Revenue | A score, not the product's Stripe MRR | Optional band or exact figure from Stripe |
Frequently asked questions
How is Dealpuffin different from SaaSTweaks?
SaaSTweaks reviews other people's deals and serves them to agents as read-only facts. Dealpuffin is where the product publishes its own live Stripe code, and the agent's write path is part of the product.
Can an agent add a Dealpuffin listing without a person?
It acts as a signed-in person, with the tools that person allowed. It does not drop a coupon into a public queue for an editor to approve.