Google Workspace
Google Workspace is Google’s business subscription: email on your domain plus Docs, Sheets, Drive, Meet and Calendar. Best for teams that work mostly in a browser.
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Teams
Microsoft Teams combines chat, video meetings, shared files and calling inside Microsoft 365. The obvious pick if you already pay for Microsoft, heavy if you do not.
Read more →Zoom
Zoom is video conferencing software that also covers webinars, team chat and a cloud phone system. Worth paying for when your attendees are outside the company.
Read more →Zoho CRM
Zoho CRM tracks leads, deals and customer conversations in one place, with deep customization and automation. Strongest if you also use other apps in the Zoho suite.
Read more →HubSpot
HubSpot is a CRM platform bundling marketing, sales, service and content tools around one contact database. The free CRM is real; costs jump between tiers.
Read more →monday.com
monday.com is a visual work platform where teams build boards to track projects, tasks and requests. Suits agency and ops teams that have outgrown spreadsheets.
Read more →Salesforce
Salesforce is the enterprise-standard CRM, built to be reconfigured around your own sales process. Powerful for larger teams, but someone has to own the system.
Read more →Wellfound
Wellfound, formerly AngelList Talent, is a job marketplace for startups where listings must show salary and equity. Free posting also means heavy screening work.
Read more →Rocket Lawyer
Rocket Lawyer is a subscription with legal document templates, e-signature and access to attorneys. Fine for routine paperwork, but it is not a law firm itself.
Read more →LegalZoom
LegalZoom files company formations and the compliance paperwork that follows, from registered agent to annual reports. It is not a law firm and gives no advice.
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