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A catalogue across dozens of categories, built by the people who read it. Real pricing, honest alternatives, and the limits nobody puts on a feature page.
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Worth a look
Products with a free plan, so you can try before the invoice.
MeetingminutesVerifiedWe confirmed that whoever runs this page speaks for the company. It is not a review or a recommendation, and it cannot be bought.Meeting Minutes is an all-in-one AI meeting recording and transcription app with 98%+ accuracy, multi-speaker labeling, 20+ dialects, 52 lanAI toolsPricing on request
RolChatVerifiedWe confirmed that whoever runs this page speaks for the company. It is not a review or a recommendation, and it cannot be bought.Customer support, assembled in one live workspace.Live chatfrom $0
MeetingminutesVerifiedWe confirmed that whoever runs this page speaks for the company. It is not a review or a recommendation, and it cannot be bought.Meeting Minutes is an all-in-one AI meeting recording and transcription app with 98%+ accuracy, multi-speaker labeling, 20+ dialects, 52 lanAI toolsPricing on request
RolChatVerifiedWe confirmed that whoever runs this page speaks for the company. It is not a review or a recommendation, and it cannot be bought.Customer support, assembled in one live workspace.Live chatfrom $0
Where people are looking
55 categories, from AI tools and scheduling to payroll and monitoring.
- AI toolsAssistants, copilots and models wired into everyday work.
- AI writingDrafting, editing and rewriting with a model behind it.
- AI image and videoGeneration, editing and upscaling of visual material.
- AnalyticsProduct analytics, dashboards and the numbers behind a decision.
- SEORankings, keywords, audits and the work of being found.
- Marketing automationCampaigns, funnels and the machinery that runs them.
- Email marketingNewsletters, sequences and deliverability.
- Social mediaScheduling, publishing and measuring social output.
- CRM and salesPipelines, contacts and everything before a deal closes.
- Sales engagementOutreach, sequences and meeting booking.
- Customer supportHelp desks, shared inboxes and ticket queues.
- Live chatTalking to visitors while they are still on the page.
- Project managementRoadmaps, sprints and the people doing them.
- Task managementLists, boards and personal throughput.
- Scheduling and bookingMeeting links, availability and appointment pages.
- Workforce managementShifts, rosters and who works when.
How a listing works
Anyone can add a company here, whether or not they work there. A person checks every submission, and the whole catalogue is free: no plans, no paid placement, nothing about a listing for sale.
Fill the form once
Name, what it does, pricing, screenshots. Around four minutes, and you can edit any of it later.
We read it
A person checks the product is real and the pricing matches your site. No questionnaire, no sales call.
It goes live
A person reads it, usually within two working days, and the page joins the catalogue with the next publish.
Notes from inside a software catalogue
How software catalogues work, what tools really cost, and how to read a pricing page before it reads you.
- CRM software examples that actually shipCRM software examples that are sold today, grouped by what each product was built around, with dated prices, free tier limits, industry versions and a cost table for three team sizes.
- Manufacturing ERP software: how to choose oneManufacturing ERP software is priced four different ways, and the unit the vendor counts decides the bill more than the feature list does. What each model costs and what to test.