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Small business

Bookkeeping, customer replies, scheduling and simple websites.

What do you need help with?

Small business tools cover the jobs that eat your week: answering the same customer questions, keeping the books, booking appointments and keeping a simple website running. We look at what each tool does well, whether it fits a one-person or small-team setup, and what it really costs once you are past the free trial.

How to choose

  • Solve one job first. Pick the tool for your biggest weekly headache, not the one with the longest feature list.
  • Mind your customer data. If a tool touches customer names, orders or payments, check how it stores that before you connect it.
  • Know the real price. Trials end and per-seat costs add up. Look at what you will pay in month two, not month one.
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