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SaaS graveyard · As of September 2026

736 services that no longer exist.
And what their customers had to do next.

Every entry was once a product somebody relied on: an analytics tool, an integration, a portal, a device. Then came the acquisition, the money ran out or the vendor had a new strategy. The list is not complete and never will be. It is here to show how normal this is before you sign the next subscription.

Entries
736
of which since 2020
347
after an acquisition
81
discontinued by Big Tech
337

Big Tech here means Google, Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, Apple, X and Yahoo. Causes are derived from the documented reason for each entry.

What they died of

Rarely a scandal. Usually a roadmap.

The most common cause is not a collapse but a vendor decision: a successor product, a consolidation, a new focus. For the customer the outcome is the same.

  • Vendor changed strategy 271 · 37 %
  • Too few users or no market 168 · 23 %
  • Other 98 · 13 %
  • Discontinued after an acquisition 81 · 11 %
  • Ran out of money or insolvent 55 · 7 %
  • Pricing or business model changed 43 · 6 %
  • Legal reasons 20 · 3 %

Entries per year

2011 2026

2024 to 2026 are not fully recorded yet, 88 entries are already in.

Most entries

  • Google 122
  • Microsoft 73
  • Amazon 44
  • Facebook 23
  • Meta 17
  • Salesforce 17

All entries

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Service Area Year Cause
Amazon Chime Amazon Video Call 2026 Strategy Retired, only the SDK remains
Amazon Lookout for Equipment Amazon IoT 2026 Strategy Sunset
Amazon Pinpoint Amazon Marketing 2026 Strategy Support ends, features split across other services
AWS App Mesh Amazon Infrastructure 2026 Strategy Sunset
AWS IQ Amazon Services 2026 Strategy Retired
AWS Proton Amazon DevOps 2026 Strategy Sunset
Dark Web Reports Google Security 2026 Strategy Feature integration
Doppl Google AI 2026 Strategy Labs experiment ended after ten months
Foundation Foundation NFT 2026 Acquisition Marketplace closed after failed acquisition
Gmailify Google Email 2026 Strategy Feature discontinued
Google Assistant Google AI 2026 Strategy Replaced by Gemini
Hokodo Hokodo Fintech 2026 Out of money Ceased operations
Messenger for Windows, macOS and web Meta Messaging 2026 Strategy Standalone apps retired
Microsoft Lens Microsoft Productivity 2026 Strategy Scanner app retired, feature moved to OneDrive
Microsoft Publisher Microsoft Productivity 2026 Strategy Support ends, removed from Microsoft 365
Outlook Lite Microsoft Email 2026 Strategy Retired
Pixel Studio Google AI 2026 Strategy Dropped after two years
Productiv Productiv SaaS Management 2026 Out of money Four days between notice and shutdown
Samsung Messages Samsung Messaging 2026 Strategy Replaced by Google Messages
Setapp Mobile MacPaw Mobile 2026 No market EU marketplace discontinued
Sora (app) OpenAI AI 2026 Strategy Shut down six months after launch
Steam for Chromebooks Google Gaming 2026 No market Beta ended after three years
Tenor API Google Development 2026 Strategy API shut down
TV Time Whip Media Entertainment 2026 Strategy Company pivoted to AI
Workplace from Meta Meta Enterprise Social 2026 Strategy Retired, data deleted June 2026
X Communities X Social 2026 Strategy Feature retired
Amazon Appstore for Android Amazon Mobile 2025 Strategy Retired on Android devices
Amazon Aurora Serverless v1 Amazon Data 2025 Strategy Retired, forced upgrade to v2
Amazon CodeGuru Security Amazon Security 2025 Strategy Retired
Amazon Elastic Transcoder Amazon Video 2025 Strategy Retired, migration to MediaConvert
Amazon Freevee Amazon Streaming 2025 Acquisition Folded into Prime Video
Amazon Lookout for Vision Amazon AI/ML 2025 Strategy Retired
Amazon QLDB Amazon Data 2025 Strategy Retired
AWS DeepComposer Amazon AI 2025 Strategy Retired
AWS DeepRacer Amazon AI 2025 Strategy Retired
AWS IoT Analytics Amazon IoT 2025 Strategy Retired
Azure Database for MariaDB Microsoft Data 2025 Strategy Service retired, migration to MySQL
Builder.ai Builder.ai AI 2025 Out of money Insolvency
Fakespot Mozilla Shopping 2025 Acquisition Retired two years after acquisition
Firebase Dynamic Links Google Development 2025 Strategy Shut down, every link returns 404
Google Tables (A120) Google Productivity 2025 Strategy Area 120 cuts
Humane AI Pin Humane Hardware 2025 Acquisition Devices bricked after HP acquisition
Kindle Vella Amazon Publishing 2025 Strategy Retired
Microsoft Lists (mobile apps) Microsoft Productivity 2025 Strategy Apps withdrawn from the stores
Microsoft Viva Goals Microsoft Productivity 2025 Strategy Retired, no successor
Microsoft Viva Topics Microsoft Knowledge 2025 Strategy Retired in favour of Copilot
Pocket Mozilla Reading 2025 Strategy Retired, data deleted after 90 days
Salesforce Functions Salesforce Development 2025 Strategy Retired
Skybox Security Skybox Security 2025 Acquisition Closed overnight, assets sold to Tufin
Skype Microsoft Video Call 2025 No market Retired, users moved to Teams
Visual Studio App Center Microsoft DevOps 2025 Strategy Retired, customers moved to Azure DevOps
Windows 10 Microsoft Operating System 2025 Strategy Support ended
Amazon CloudSearch Amazon Search 2024 Strategy Closed to new customers
Amazon Forecast Amazon AI/ML 2024 Strategy Closed to new customers
Amazon Honeycode Amazon No-Code 2024 Strategy Retired, apps deleted
Atlassian Server (Jira, Confluence) Atlassian Collaboration 2024 Strategy Support ended, move to Cloud
AWS CodeCommit Amazon DevOps 2024 Strategy Closed to new customers
AWS CodeStar Amazon DevOps 2024 Strategy Retired
AWS Data Pipeline Amazon Data 2024 Strategy Closed to new customers
AWS DeepLens Amazon Hardware 2024 Strategy Retired, devices stopped working
AWS Snowmobile Amazon Hardware 2024 Strategy Discontinued
Azure Media Services Microsoft Video 2024 Strategy Service retired
Bench Accounting Bench Accounting 2024 Acquisition Closed without notice, later bought out of insolvency
BigScreen Beyond support BigScreen VR 2024 Strategy Company wound down
Cruise General Motors Automotive 2024 Strategy Robotaxi programme ended
Dropcam Google Nest IoT 2024 Strategy Support ended, cameras bricked
Facebook News Tab Meta News 2024 Strategy News deprioritization
Foursquare Swarm Foursquare Location 2024 Strategy Consolidated
Google Business Messages Google Messaging API 2024 Strategy Channel dropped, chats ended
Google Cache Google Search 2024 Strategy Web speed improved
Google Chromecast Google Hardware 2024 Strategy Google TV Streamer replaced
Google Jamboard (app) Google Collaboration 2024 Strategy Hardware discontinued
Google Play Movies & TV Google Streaming 2024 Acquisition Folded into YouTube and Google TV
Google Podcasts Google Podcasts 2024 Strategy YouTube Music integration
ICQ VK Chat 2024 Strategy Shut down after 28 years
InVision InVision Design 2024 No market Figma dominance
Meta Quest Pro Meta VR 2024 Strategy Production ended
Microsoft HoloLens 2 Microsoft Hardware 2024 No market Market failure
Microsoft Planner old UI Microsoft Productivity 2024 Strategy New Planner + To Do
Microsoft Stream (Classic) Microsoft Video 2024 Strategy Replaced by Stream on SharePoint

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What it means for you

A shutdown costs you three times.

  • The export window

    Between announcement and deletion there are often 90 days, sometimes four. Whoever has not exported by then no longer has the data. Salesforce Social Studio and Pocket deleted exactly like that.

  • The migration

    The successor has a different data model, different interfaces, different prices. The weeks your team spends moving are on no vendor invoice.

  • The dependency that stays

    The recommended replacement is usually another subscription. The next export window is only a matter of time. An owned system has no such date.

On the method

What counts as an entry?

A product or service that customers actively used and that was shut down, folded into another product, closed to new customers or rebuilt so that existing customers had to migrate. Pure renames do not count.

Where do the details come from?

From vendor announcements, from help pages with shutdown dates and from reports in the trade press. For startups from the farewell emails and the press. The year is the year of the final shutdown, not the announcement.

Why are devices and consumer apps included?

Because the patterns are the same. A bricked device is a subscription you can no longer cancel, and consumer products show most clearly how quickly a vendor makes a decision.

An entry is wrong. What now?

Write to us with a source. We correct the date, cause or vendor and remove entries that cannot be backed up.

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