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See also: https://www.hellobonsai.com/ https://www.hellobonsai.com/ Which I have used on and off as a freelancer; if Onigiri is even 60% of the way there in f
by ChilledTonic 2y ago
See also:
https://www.hellobonsai.com/ https://www.hellobonsai.com/
Which I have used on and off as a freelancer; if Onigiri is even 60% of the way there in feature parity, I’ll switch today. Bonsai has always been far to expensive for my tastes.
- kimelnick 2y agonot 60% yet but doing my best to cover the basics though
- awavering 2y agoSecond that, am also on Bonsai. Scheduling, quarterly estimated taxes, and longevity are worth paying for but I wish it wasn't so steep.
- ivanmarketingua 2y agoWhat do you love most about their features? 60% of full functionality can be useless when you need only three features but don't wanna pay for them so much.
- kimelnick 2y agoWhat the most crucial part of Bonsai for you?
- awavering 2y agoNot the OP, but I pay for Bonsai because it does a better job of competitors of bringing a variety of tools together in a way that saves me time. - Scheduling/calendar for client intros and meetings. - Client info is then available to create a project. - I track time to a project as I work on it. - I invoice monthly or at the end of the project. - Forms for collecting feedback and testimonials. - Tax tracking for knowing how much I owe the IRS every 3 months. It doesn't do any one thing outstandingly, but having a single point of reference for all my clients and my business interactions with them is really valuable. I looked at a few similar options (https://www.withmoxie.com/ https://www.withmoxie.com/, https://www.waveapps.com/ https://www.waveapps.com/) but Bonsai beat them on functionality and usability. The main part of Bonsai that I don't use is project management - that always happens in email/slack/asana/monday.