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What SaaS products does your startup use that you couldn't live without?
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Siddhesh Lokare
Gather Town and Phantombuster
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@siddhesh_lokare1 Gather is great, but I've never tried using it for work purposes - it's really good for larger social meet-ups that can't currently be done in person!
@nik_hazell I have been using it for work purposes to be specific. It's been a great experience. Haven't faced any lag or glitch as of now.
Miro is a game-changer, and isn't quite as well known as some others. You can run an entire project on one giant whiteboard!
https://Cloud66.com All my apps are there. Super easy to deploy apps to AWS. Does Cloudflare count as SaaS? if yes, Cloudflare too 😁 They recently launched Cloudflare page and its super easy to connect repository and deploy static apps. (plus point since my domains are in cloudflare)
Landing page: Webflow
Internal comms: Slack, Notion, Whatsapp
Content: Figma, Descript, Canva
Automations: Integromat, Coupler.io
Analytics: Segment, GA
@nataliekarakina Definitely agreed here. I mean their chatting system was so good that Discord used it for another audience (gamers).
This is a great question? 3 evergreen products that every saas business will always need. 1.Email marketing 2. Help desk 3. Social media scheduling. We are just launching our Social Proof tool @WebsitesToolz on PH today. Do check it out 24 different widgets with CTA for every online business
Slack and Notion! Anyone have advice on good kanban boards to use? We launched last week and are outgrowing Notion boards.
@notivhq @rtasker You can do all of these actions with one and only tool: WorkAdventure. Visit us at our virtual offices for a small chat, we'll show it yo you 😉 : https://play.staging.workadventu...
AtTrack . By the way, today it was launched. The team will be happy to get some feedback ❤️
Notiv Notetaker has helped us stay on top of our meeting actions and insights, I couldn't imagine going back to another transcription or manual notetaking app
These are the important tools/apps which will require to manage any SaaS.
- ClickUp for Project Management
- Frill for Ideas, Roadmap and Announcement
- FreshDesk for Knowledge Base
- Zoho Books for Accounting
- Paddle for Subscription Payment Processing
- SendInBlue for Marketing Email Automation
- Amazon S3 for Media Upload
And last but not the least, an awesome kickass team. 🚀
I was actually over-thinking about your question, and realised that there is none. Sure, there are very important SaaS products that many companies are using like Zoom, Slack, Salesforce, Dropbox, etc etc, but if one day, we can't use them anymore, we will still be able to operate and function using alternatives.
Zoom -> Group phone call (perhaps on a VoIP for distributed teams)
Slack -> Instant Message
Salesforce -> Plain old spreadsheet
Dropbox -> Email Attachements
However, I do agree that the above SaaS products have transformed how startups do business in the last decade.
WorkAdventure of course! No better place to chat, meet people, organize conferences and meetings, share slides, record venue, etc etc. Come visit us at our virtual office, we're always happy to meet new people (btw, we speak French, English, Spanish, Portuguese, and German, so no excuses!) : https://play.staging.workadventu...
