What I use now for my personal email+calendar: a delightful reimagining by the Basecamp team.

Responsive slide decks. Like Notion + Canva but faster.

Powerful free scheduling tool. Unique: add a video to your link.

The best color picker tool out there.

It’s like Canva meets iMovie meets ChatGPT. Edit videos as docs, remove filler words and gaps, etc.

This should come as no surprise, but I think Squarespace is the best-fit platform for many businesses.

For all things Squarespace SEO. Fantastic plugin & resources.

Accounting software that does most of the work for you. Way easier than Quickbooks etc.

If you just need a one-page site.

If you want to use Wordpress, they’re my top hosting rec.

If your business is centered around courses and/or online community.

If all you need is a blog and/or email newsletter. Check out Gloat for a great deal on managed self-hosting.

New arm of Namecheap with crazy domain and webmail pricing.

For collecting, filtering, and showing off customer reviews. Cheaper than better-known platforms. 

For local SEO rank tracking at scale. Gives good auto-suggestions.

All things local SEO. Cheap citation building and quality monitoring. Great free courses.

For codeless widgets and plugins.

Dynamic policies pages. Great affiliate and reseller programs for designers.

Policies pages plugin with lifetime pricing option.

Squarespace native search sucks. Monocle is the best search plugin I’ve found. Test it here.