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I feel like a big portion of the apps you accomplish similar things. To name a few, Airtable, Notion, and Trello can all do CRM funnel, product roadmap and issu
by lhr0909 7y ago
I feel like a big portion of the apps you accomplish similar things. To name a few, Airtable, Notion, and Trello can all do CRM funnel, product roadmap and issue tracking. Even though 2 out of 3 are free, you guys could probably condense them into a centralized spot.
- noahtallen 7y agoAdditionally, one could sacrifice on features and use GitHub projects instead of Trello. That’s what we do at work. Not great, but pretty painless for tracking dev work
- falcor84 7y agoSure, but in this particular example, they're on the free Trello tier, and I'd say it's already more full-featured than GitHub projects. Btw, another cool alternative that I've been playing with lately is ClickUp, which also has a generous free tier. And on a general note, given that these days all of these systems have good APIs and export capabilities, I'd say there isn't that much business case to consolidate to fewer systems.
- scarejunba 7y agoThey only spend $227/month in total. Why even bother centralizing? That's peanuts. I spend more than that on my personal AWS bill.
- omnimus 7y agoFunny and here i am trying to save 5 usd/month because my VPS is overpowered. It really depends on where you live. 227usd is certainly not peanuts.
- enumjorge 7y agoIs that for a personal or commercial project?
- omnimus 7y agoBoth actualy i am freelancer and these two are sort of interchangeable.
- scarejunba 7y agoThey're running a startup. If they can't turn $227 into orders of magnitude more they're not going to succeed. When I was poor I stuck everything on very cheap machines too so I know what it means to have different constraints. Those constraints rarely mesh well with running a startup.