Top 12 SaaS Tools Every US Startup Uses in 2026

The era of "growth at all costs" has been replaced by the era of "efficiency at all scales." For US startups in 2026, the goal isn't just to hire fast, but to build a lean, automated machine that outpaces the competition. With the rise of agentic AI and consolidated financial platforms, the "modern tech stack" has moved away from dozens of disconnected apps toward a few powerful, integrated hubs. These 12 SaaS tools are the backbone of the most successful ventures this year, providing the infrastructure needed to scale from a garage to a global entity without the traditional growing pains.

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1. Mercury: The Command Center for Startup Banking

Mercury remains the undisputed heavy-hitter for startup banking in 2026, offering far more than just a place to store capital. It has evolved into a comprehensive financial ecosystem designed specifically for the pace of venture-backed companies. With features like "Mercury Vault" and "Mercury Personal," it allows founders to manage both their corporate treasury and personal finances under one seamless, highly secure roof. Its ability to provide millions in FDIC insurance through partner bank networks makes it the safest harbor for startup cash in a volatile economy.

• Mercury Vault for Maximum Safety: This automated treasury management tool spreads your company's deposits across a network of over 20 banks, providing up to $5 million in FDIC insurance without you having to manage multiple external accounts manually.
• Mercury Treasury for Idle Cash: Startups can easily put their extra capital into low-risk money market funds or US government bonds directly through the dashboard, earning competitive yields that help extend the company's runway during slower months.
• Seamless Investor Reporting: The platform includes built-in tools to share read-only financial data with your investors and board members, making the monthly reporting process significantly faster and more transparent for everyone involved in the company's growth.
• Mercury Personal Integration: Founders can now open a "Mercury Personal" account that links directly to their business login, allowing for instant transfers between accounts and a unified view of their total net worth without switching between different banking apps.
• Advanced API for Custom Workflows: For technical founders, Mercury’s robust API allows you to automate everything from payroll transfers to custom internal spending dashboards, ensuring that your financial data is always synced with your own internal software.

Pricing:

• Standard Account: $0 monthly fees, $0 minimum balance, and $0 for domestic and international USD wires.
• Mercury Personal: $240 annual subscription for unlimited access to high-yield savings and premium personal banking features.
• Treasury Management: Fees vary based on the specific investment vehicles chosen, typically calculated as a small percentage of assets under management.

Why it matters:

In the high-stakes world of US startups, managing burn rate and securing capital are the two most important jobs of a founder. Mercury provides the transparency and automation needed to handle complex finances with a skeleton crew, allowing the team to focus on product rather than paperwork.

2. Linear: High-Performance Product Management

Linear has become the default choice for engineering-heavy startups that find Jira too bloated and slow. In 2026, it is praised for its "keyboard-first" interface and incredible speed, which mirrors the fast-paced development cycles of modern software companies. It isn't just a task tracker; it’s a tool that enforces a specific, high-quality workflow known as "The Linear Method," which helps teams stay focused on building features that actually matter to their users.

• The Linear Method Workflow: Built-in best practices like automated "Cycles" and "Roadmaps" ensure that your team is always working on the highest-priority tasks, preventing the "backlog bloat" that often slows down maturing startups.
• Keyboard-Centric Navigation: Almost every action in Linear can be performed with a keyboard shortcut, allowing developers and product managers to move through tasks, update statuses, and create new issues at the speed of thought.
• Instant Sync and Offline Mode: Linear’s architecture is designed for real-time collaboration, meaning you never have to refresh the page to see updates from teammates, and you can even continue working on your tasks while on a flight with full offline support.
• Advanced Git Integration: Deep connections with GitHub and GitLab allow issues to update automatically when a developer opens a pull request or merges code, creating a single source of truth for the entire engineering organization.
• Project Insights and Analytics: The platform provides beautiful, automated visualizations of your team's velocity and project health, helping leadership identify bottlenecks before they turn into major delays in the shipping schedule.

Pricing:

• Free Plan: $0 for unlimited members but limited to 250 active issues and basic features.
• Standard Plan: $10 per user/month (billed monthly) or $8 per user/month (billed annually) for unlimited issues and guest access.
• Plus Plan: $15 per user/month (billed monthly) or $12 per user/month (billed annually) for advanced features like SLAs and private teams.

Why it matters:

Startup success is often a race against time. Linear’s focus on speed and clarity ensures that the product team spends less time "managing" work and more time actually "doing" work, which is the only way to maintain a competitive edge in 2026.

3. Notion: The Central Nervous System for Knowledge

Notion has successfully transitioned from a simple note-taking app to a full-scale "AI-Native Workspace" for startups. In 2026, it serves as the company wiki, project tracker, and collaborative document editor all in one. With the release of "Notion AI" being bundled into their Business plans, it now acts as a digital assistant that can summarize long meeting notes, draft company-wide memos, and find information buried deep within your archives in seconds.

• Integrated AI Co-pilot: Notion’s AI is now deeply embedded in the "Business" tier, allowing users to ask questions like "What was the feedback from last week's marketing meeting?" and receive an instant, accurate summary of all related documents.
• Customizable Database Systems: You can build complex, interconnected databases for everything from employee directories to content calendars, ensuring that data is organized exactly how your specific startup operates without needing custom code.
• Synced Blocks for Consistency: This feature allows you to update a piece of information (like a product roadmap) in one place and have it instantly update across every page where that information is displayed, eliminating "outdated document" syndrome.
• Enterprise-Grade Guest Access: Startups can invite up to 250 external guests on the Business plan, making it the perfect tool for collaborating with freelancers, agency partners, and early beta testers without compromising internal security.
• Rich Media and Embed Support: Notion supports hundreds of embeds from tools like Figma, Loom, and GitHub, allowing your team to view high-fidelity designs or video updates directly within the context of a project page.

Pricing:

• Free Tier: $0 for individuals and small teams with a 5MB file upload limit and 10 guests.
• Plus Plan: $12 per user/month (billed monthly) or $10 per user/month (billed annually) for unlimited blocks and 100 guests.
• Business Plan: $24 per user/month (billed monthly) or $20 per user/month (billed annually), which now includes full access to GPT-4o and Claude 3.7 AI models.

Why it matters:

As startups grow, information often gets lost in Slack or fragmented across different folders. Notion provides a "single source of truth" that keeps everyone aligned, informed, and productive, regardless of whether they are in the office or working remotely across the US.

4. Rippling: The All-in-One People Operations Platform

Managing HR, payroll, and IT becomes a nightmare as soon as a startup hires its tenth employee. Rippling solves this by connecting these three traditionally separate departments into one "Unified Workforce Platform." In 2026, it is the only tool that can automatically ship a laptop to a new hire, set up their corporate email, and add them to payroll in just 90 seconds. It removes the administrative burden from founders, allowing them to scale their team globally with total compliance.

• Automated Employee Onboarding: When you hire someone, Rippling automatically creates their accounts in tools like Slack, Zoom, and Google Workspace, while also handling their benefits enrollment and background checks without any manual entry.
• Global Payroll and EOR Services: Whether your team is in San Francisco or London, Rippling handles the local taxes, compliance, and currency conversions, making it easy to build a world-class team without worrying about international labor laws.
• Device Management (MDM): Rippling allows you to manage all company laptops and mobile devices from one dashboard, ensuring that every computer is encrypted, updated, and can be remotely wiped if it is ever lost or stolen.
• App and Identity Management: Acting as your company's SSO (Single Sign-On), Rippling ensures that employees have the right permissions for every tool they use, and instantly revokes that access the moment they leave the company.
• Custom Workflow Studio: You can build "if-this-then-that" rules for your people's operations, such as automatically sending a "Happy Work Anniversary" gift card to employees when they reach their two-year mark with the startup.

Pricing:

• Base Workforce Platform: Starts at $8 per user/month.
• Add-on Modules: Pricing for Payroll, Benefits, and IT Management is modular and requires a custom quote based on the specific services your startup needs to activate.

Why it matters:

Operational friction is a silent killer of startups. Rippling automates the "boring" parts of running a company, ensuring that your team stays compliant and your new hires have a professional, world-class experience from their very first day on the job.

5. Vanta: Trust Management and Automated Compliance

For any B2B startup in 2026, closing enterprise deals is impossible without a SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification. Vanta is the platform that helps startups get "audit-ready" in weeks instead of months. It continuously monitors your entire tech stack to ensure you are following security best practices, essentially acting as a virtual Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for teams that aren't yet large enough to hire a full security department.

• Real-time Security Monitoring: Vanta connects to over 400 different tools and runs automated tests every hour to ensure that your cloud infrastructure is configured correctly and that your data is always protected.
• AI-Powered Questionnaire Automation: When a potential customer sends you a 100-page security questionnaire, Vanta’s AI can automatically draft the answers based on your existing policies, saving your engineering team days of manual work.
• Policy Builder and Templates: Instead of hiring expensive lawyers to write security policies, Vanta provides a library of pre-approved templates that you can customize and distribute to your team for a digital signature within the platform.
• Vendor Risk Management: The platform automatically tracks the security posture of every third-party tool your startup uses, alerting you if one of your vendors has a data breach or fails a critical security check.
• Trust Center Dashboards: Vanta allows you to create a public-facing "Trust Center" where potential customers can see your security certifications and real-time uptime status, building the trust needed to close large enterprise contracts.

Pricing:

• Startup Plan: Custom pricing designed for seed-stage companies to get their first SOC 2 audit.
• Growth Plan: Tiered pricing based on the number of employees and the specific compliance frameworks (HIPAA, GDPR, etc.) your company needs to maintain.

Why it matters:

Compliance is no longer a "nice to have"; it is a barrier to entry for the modern enterprise market. Vanta allows US startups to prove their security credentials with minimal effort, turning a complex legal requirement into a powerful competitive advantage.

6. Ramp: The Next Generation of Corporate Spend

Ramp has redefined what a corporate credit card can be by focusing on helping companies spend less money, rather than encouraging them to spend more. In 2026, it is the primary spend management platform for US startups, offering 1.5% cashback on every purchase and an AI-driven "Savings Engine" that identifies duplicate software subscriptions or better pricing for your existing tools. It provides founders with absolute control over every dollar that leaves the company.

• Unlimited Virtual Cards: You can issue unique virtual cards for every vendor or employee with custom spending limits and expiration dates, ensuring that no one can overcharge your company or continue a subscription after it should have ended.
• AI-Driven Price Intelligence: Ramp’s AI analyzes the contracts of thousands of other companies to tell you if you are overpaying for a specific SaaS tool, giving you the data you need to negotiate a better deal with your vendors.
• Automated Receipt Matching: Employees no longer have to manually upload receipts; they simply text a photo of the receipt to Ramp, and the AI automatically matches it to the correct transaction and syncs it with your accounting software.
• Vendor Management Hub: This centralized dashboard shows you every recurring subscription your startup is paying for, making it easy to see exactly where your money is going and cancel "ghost" subscriptions with a single click.
• Advanced Bill Pay Features: Beyond credit cards, Ramp allows you to pay your vendors via ACH or international wire directly from the platform, providing a unified view of all your company's accounts payable in one place.

Pricing:

• Ramp Global: $0 per month for the core platform, credit cards, and spend management tools.
• Ramp Plus: $15 per user/month (billed monthly) or $12 per user/month (billed annually) for advanced features like multi-entity support and custom procurement workflows.

Why it matters:

Controlling costs is the most effective way to extend your startup's runway without raising more venture capital. Ramp provides the visibility and automated controls necessary to ensure that every dollar is being spent strategically on things that drive growth.

7. Slack: The Digital Headquarters for Async Teams

While many have tried to replace it, Slack remains the gold standard for startup communication in 2026. It has successfully integrated "Slack AI" and "Huddles" to become much more than just a chat app. For remote-first US startups, Slack is the place where culture is built and decisions are made. Its new "Canvas" and "Lists" features have also made it a stronger contender for lightweight project management directly within the conversation stream.

• AI-Powered Thread Summaries: If you have been away from your desk for a few hours, Slack AI can provide a bulleted summary of all the key points discussed in a specific channel or thread, so you can catch up without reading hundreds of messages.
• Enhanced Slack Huddles: These lightweight audio and video calls now support screen sharing for multiple users simultaneously and include live transcription and "Huddle Notes" that are automatically saved into the channel for future reference.
• Workflow Builder with AI: Even non-technical team members can now use natural language to build automated workflows, such as a bot that automatically collects "Standup" updates from the team every morning and posts them to a specific channel.
• Slack Canvas for Documentation: Every channel now has an integrated "Canvas" where the team can store long-term information like project briefs, meeting agendas, or onboarding links, keeping the most important data from getting buried.
• Secure External Connect: Slack Connect allows you to create shared channels with your external partners, agencies, and even customers, enabling faster collaboration while maintaining the security and governance of your own workspace.

Pricing:

• Free Plan: $0 for up to 90 days of message history and limited integrations.
• Pro Plan: $8.75 per user/month (billed monthly) or $7.25 per user/month (billed annually) for unlimited history and group huddles.
• Business+ Plan: $15 per user/month (billed annually) for 99.99% uptime guarantees and advanced compliance exports.

Why it matters:

Clear communication is the fuel of any fast-moving startup. Slack’s ability to centralize conversations, automate workflows, and summarize data makes it the essential "digital office" for teams spread across different time zones in the US.

8. PostHog: The Open-Source Product Analytics Suite

For startups that want to understand exactly how users are interacting with their product, PostHog has become the preferred alternative to Mixpanel or Amplitude. It is an all-in-one suite that includes session replays, feature flags, A/B testing, and heatmaps. In 2026, PostHog is loved by developers because it can be self-hosted, ensuring that sensitive customer data never leaves the company's own secure cloud environment.

• Integrated Session Replays: You can watch high-fidelity video recordings of exactly how users navigate your website or app, allowing your design team to see where people are getting confused and fix bugs in real-time.
• Feature Flags and Rollouts: PostHog allows you to toggle new features on or off for specific groups of users without deploying new code, making it easy to run "canary releases" and ensure that new updates don't break the product.
• Automated Heatmaps: This visual tool shows you exactly where users are clicking and scrolling on your pages, providing immediate feedback on which parts of your marketing site or product interface are getting the most attention.
• A/B Testing with Data Science: The platform makes it simple to run scientific experiments to see which version of a feature leads to higher conversion rates, with all the statistical math handled automatically by the software.
• Data Warehouse Integration: PostHog can sync all your user data directly with your internal data warehouse (like Snowflake or BigQuery), allowing your data analysts to build custom reports using the raw information.

Pricing:

• Free Tier: Generous free tier that includes up to 1 million events and 5,000 session replays per month.
• Paid Tier: Transparent, usage-based pricing where you only pay for the specific volume of data you collect beyond the free limit.

Why it matters:

Building a startup without data is like flying a plane in the dark. PostHog gives founders the "instruments" they need to see what is actually happening within their product, allowing them to make informed decisions that improve user retention and revenue.

9. Gusto: Simplified Payroll for US Teams

While Rippling is great for complex, global needs, Gusto remains the favorite for US-centric startups that want the most user-friendly payroll and benefits experience. In 2026, Gusto’s "AutoPilot" feature can handle every aspect of payroll, including tax filings and direct depositswith zero human intervention. It is particularly strong for startups that want to offer premium health benefits and 401(k) plans to their employees without having to hire a dedicated HR manager.

• Full-Service Payroll AutoPilot: Once you set your team's salaries and schedules, Gusto automatically runs payroll every month, calculates all local and federal taxes, and files the paperwork with the government on your behalf.
• Premium Benefits Administration: Gusto gives small startups access to the same high-quality health insurance plans used by giant corporations, helping you attract top talent from bigger companies by offering a competitive total compensation package.
• Gusto Cashout for Employees: This unique feature allows your employees to access a portion of their earned wages before payday, helping them cover unexpected expenses without any interest or cost to the startup itself.
• State-by-State Compliance: If you hire an employee in a new state, Gusto automatically identifies the specific tax laws and labor requirements for that region, ensuring that your startup remains legal and compliant as you expand across the US.
• Integrated Time and Attendance: For startups with hourly employees or contractors, Gusto includes built-in time tracking that syncs directly with payroll, eliminating the need for manual spreadsheets or third-party tracking apps.

Pricing:

• Simple Plan: $40 per month base fee + $6 per employee/month for basic payroll and benefits.
• Plus Plan: $80 per month base fee + $12 per employee/month for advanced hiring tools and next-day direct deposit.
• Premium Plan: Custom pricing for larger teams needing dedicated HR support and priority customer service.

Why it matters:

Messing up payroll or taxes is one of the fastest ways to get a startup into legal trouble. Gusto provides the peace of mind that comes with knowing your employees are being paid correctly and your taxes are always being filed on time.

10. Loom: The Essential Tool for Async Video

Loom has transformed from a simple screen recorder into a fundamental communication tool for the modern startup. In 2026, "Loom AI" made it possible to turn a quick 2-minute video into a structured document, complete with a title, summary, and action items. For US startups working across different time zones, Loom is the primary way to give feedback, demo products, and explain complex ideas without scheduling another exhausting Zoom meeting.

• AI Video Summarization: Loom’s AI automatically generates a text summary of your video and identifies the "key moments," allowing your teammates to skim the content and only watch the parts that are relevant to them.
• Automated Action Items: The platform can listen to what you say in the video and automatically generate a list of tasks or next steps, which can then be exported directly into your project management tools like Linear or Notion.
• Interactive Video Players: Viewers can leave time-stamped comments and emojis directly on the video timeline, making it easy to have a collaborative conversation about a specific part of a design or a line of code.
• Variables for Personalization: For sales and marketing teams, Loom allows you to record one video and then use AI to "personalize" it for hundreds of different leads by automatically changing the name mentioned in the greeting.
• Enterprise-Grade Video Library: Startups can create a centralized, searchable library of all internal videos, making it easy for new hires to watch past demos and training sessions during their onboarding process.

Pricing:

• Free Plan: $0 for up to 25 videos with a 5-minute recording limit per video.
• Business Plan: $15 per user/month (billed monthly) or $12.50 per user/month (billed annually) for unlimited videos and AI features.
• Enterprise Plan: Custom pricing for large organizations requiring SSO and advanced security controls.

Why it matters:

Meeting fatigue is a major productivity drain for startups. Loom allows teams to maintain the "human touch" of video communication while allowing everyone to watch and respond on their own schedule, which is essential for maintaining deep work focus.

11. Perplexity: The AI-First Search Engine for Research

In 2026, the standard Google search was replaced by Perplexity for most US startup founders and researchers. Perplexity is a conversational search engine that provides direct, cited answers to complex questions, rather than just a list of links. Whether you are researching a competitor’s business model or looking for the latest technical documentation for an API, Perplexity saves hours by synthesizing the information for you in real-time.

• Citations for Every Answer: Unlike other AI models that might hallucinate, Perplexity provides a link to every source it uses to generate its answer, allowing you to quickly verify the information for accuracy and depth.
• Perplexity Pages for Reports: You can turn a research session into a beautiful, shareable "Page" with one click, making it easy to create market research reports or internal briefings for your team or investors.
• Pro Discovery for Deep Research: The "Pro" mode uses advanced logic to ask you clarifying questions before it searches, ensuring that the results it provides are perfectly tailored to your specific query and context.
• Integrated Multi-Model Access: Users can switch between different high-end AI models (like GPT-4 or Claude 3.5 Sonnet) within the search interface to get different perspectives or more technical analysis of the data.
• File Upload and Analysis: You can upload PDFs, CSVs, or code files to Perplexity and ask it to analyze the data, making it a powerful tool for analyzing competitor financial reports or complex technical whitepapers.

Pricing:

• Free Tier: $0 for unlimited basic searches and 5 Pro searches per day.
• Pro Plan: $20 per month (billed monthly) or $200 per year for 600+ Pro searches per day and access to the latest AI models.

Why it matters:

Information is power in the startup world. Perplexity allows founders to stay informed and make data-driven decisions at a speed that traditional search engines simply cannot match, giving them a significant edge in competitive markets.

12. Vercel: The Platform for High-Performance Frontend

For any startup building a modern web application in 2026, Vercel is the gold standard for deployment and hosting. It is built by the same team that created Next.js, and it provides a "Zero Config" experience that allows developers to push code to production in seconds. Vercel’s global Edge Network ensures that your startup's website is lightning-fast for users in New York, San Francisco, and everywhere in between, without you ever having to manage a server.

• Vercel AI SDK Integration: Vercel provides a suite of tools that make it incredibly easy for developers to add AI features (like chatbots or generative text) to their web applications with just a few lines of code.
• Edge Functions for Speed: By running your code at the "Edge" (closest to the user), Vercel ensures that your application responds almost instantly, which is critical for maintaining high conversion rates on your marketing pages.
• Automated Preview Deployments: Every time a developer pushes code to a new branch, Vercel automatically generates a unique URL where the entire team can see the changes and provide feedback before they go live.
• Vercel Visual Editing: This feature allows non-technical team members (like marketers or product managers) to edit the text and images on the website directly in the browser, with the changes being saved into the code automatically.
• Built-in Analytics and Speed Insights: Vercel provides real-time data on your website’s performance and Core Web Vitals, helping your team identify which pages are slow and providing specific suggestions on how to improve them.

Pricing:

• Hobby Plan: $0 for personal projects and non-commercial websites.
• Pro Plan: $20 per user/month for teams that need preview deployments, custom domains, and basic support.
• Enterprise Plan: Custom pricing for large-scale applications requiring 99.99% uptime and advanced security features.

Why it matters:

In 2026, a slow website is a broken website. Vercel allows startups to deliver an "Apple-quality" web experience with a very small engineering team, ensuring that their product feels premium and professional from the very first click.

Build Your Startup Proof-of-Work with Fueler

As you master these 12 essential SaaS tools to grow your startup or advance your career, remember that the most important asset you have is your "Proof of Work." In the 2026 talent market, saying you are an expert in Linear, Notion, or Vercel isn't enough you need to show it. This is exactly why we built Fueler. By creating a Fueler portfolio, you can showcase the actual projects you’ve built, the roadmaps you’ve designed, and the campaigns you’ve run using these platforms. Whether you are a founder looking for your next lead hire or a professional looking to join a high-growth startup, Fueler provides the skills-first infrastructure to prove your value through real work samples.

Final Thoughts

The SaaS landscape in 2026 is no longer about having the most tools, but about having the most integrated tools. The 12 platforms listed here are the winners because they prioritize automation, AI-native features, and ease of use, allowing small teams to achieve results that used to require hundreds of employees. By building your company on this stack, you aren't just buying software; you are investing in a foundation that scales with your ambition. The future of the US startup ecosystem belongs to those who use these tools to eliminate administrative friction and focus 100% of their energy on innovation and customer delight.

FAQs

What is the most cost-effective SaaS stack for a seed-stage startup?

The most affordable yet powerful stack for 2026 involves using the free tiers of Mercury for banking, Linear for project management, and Notion for documentation. For hosting, Vercel’s Hobby tier is excellent, and PostHog’s generous free limit covers most early-stage analytics needs. By starting with these "freemium" options, a seed-stage team can operate with almost zero software overhead for their first six to twelve months of development.

Can I manage a global team using US-based SaaS tools?

Yes, tools like Rippling and Dell have built-in "Employer of Record" (EOR) services that allow US startups to legally hire and pay employees in over 150 countries. These platforms handle the local labor laws, benefits, and tax filings, making it feel as simple as hiring someone in your own state. Additionally, communication tools like Slack and Loom are designed for asynchronous work, making them perfect for teams spread across multiple global time zones.

How has AI changed the way startups choose their software stack in 2026?

AI has shifted the focus from "features" to "automation." Startups now look for "Agentic SaaS" tools that don't just store data but actually do work. For example, rather than just choosing a payroll tool, founders choose Gusto because its AI automatically files taxes. Instead of a search engine, they choose Perplexity because it writes the research report for them. The goal now is to choose tools that reduce the need for manual human intervention in every administrative task.

Is it better to choose one "all-in-one" tool or multiple "best-of-breed" tools?

In 2026, the best approach is a hybrid. For core business operations like HR and IT, an all-in-one platform like Rippling is better because it ensures all your employee data is synced. However, for specialized tasks like product management or high-performance hosting, best-of-breed tools like Linear or Vercel are superior. The key is to ensure that your best-of-breed tools have strong APIs and native integrations so they can still "talk" to each other seamlessly.

How can I show potential startup employers that I know how to use these tools?

The best way is to create a digital portfolio on a platform like Fueler. Instead of just listing "Notion" on your resume, you can link to a public Notion page you designed or a project roadmap you managed in Linear. Showing a "Proof of Work" sample, such as a Loom demo of a feature you launched or a PostHog dashboard you built, is the most effective way to prove your mastery of these essential 2026 tools and stand out in the hiring process.

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