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 →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 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 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 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 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, 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 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 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.
Read more →B FOUND is a capital-raising advisory service that prepares founders for investor conversations and makes warm introductions. Fees and terms are not published.
Read more →Quadim is a skills platform that records what your people can do, maps gaps and tailors CVs for bids. Aimed at consultancies; the data needs constant upkeep.
Read more →