Free tier SaaS software

Capable CRM at a fraction of the usual price, free for three users and part of a very large business suite.

Colourful, highly visual work platform that adapts to projects, sales pipelines or anything else you configure.

Self-hosted file sync, calendars and collaborative documents, a Google Workspace equivalent on your own server.

Straightforward password manager from the Nord team, the easiest of the major options to set up and live with.

Privacy-focused password manager from the Proton team, open source and bundled with their wider encrypted suite.

The simplest way to run a board of cards, with a free tier most small teams and individuals never outgrow.

Visual development tool giving designers real control over markup and CSS without hand-writing either.

Website builder with the strongest AI setup flow and the widest app ecosystem, if you can live with the interface.

Managed hosting for WordPress, the most extensible website platform once you need it to do something unusual.

Project management that stays clear as teams grow, with strong workflow rules and a free tier for up to ten people.

Fast, flexible CRM shaped like a database, built for startups that outgrow a spreadsheet but hate enterprise software.

Open source, independently audited password manager whose free tier covers unlimited passwords on unlimited devices.

One-page site builder that gets a landing page live in an afternoon for about the price of a coffee per year.

Project tool that does nearly everything, with docs, goals and views layered on a generous free tier.

Password manager with the widest extra feature set, including a VPN and dark web monitoring alongside the vault.

Password manager with a one-time purchase option and local or your-own-cloud storage instead of a vendor subscription.

CRM with a free tier that is genuinely usable, growing into full marketing and sales suites as you pay.

Atlassian issue tracker built for software teams working at scale, powerful and heavy in equal measure.

Issue tracking built for speed, with keyboard shortcuts, cycles and a roadmap that product teams actually keep up to date.

Documents, databases and wikis in one workspace, where any page can also be a structured table with multiple views.

Deploy applications, databases and workers from a repository without writing infrastructure configuration.

Error and performance monitoring that turns a stack trace into the specific commit, release and user session that produced it.

Postgres as a backend, with auto-generated APIs, authentication, file storage and realtime subscriptions on top of a database you can take with you.

Deployment platform built around frontend frameworks, with preview URLs on every pull request and a global edge network.