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What subscription services do you pay for and why?
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Too many 😬 The few I haven't seen anyone else post
1. YESPLZ Coffee - a fantastic coffee subscription if you already know that you like medium roasts
2. Xbox Game Pass Ultimate - it gives me a chance to try a bunch of different indie games in addition to the AAA titles I play
3. Sprout - it's hard to remember stuff when you don't sleep, so this app is really useful for keeping track of things, as well as doing the mental math and trend tracking as it relates to naps and feeding
Professionally
for the email as it includes our CRM as well, we use Sendinblue,
For the website - we used free wordpress for a while but then we felt the need to get the paid version
and Qinaps cloud provider OVH :)
the road mapping tool - LoopedIn
Personally for Netflix and Amazonprime :)
We are looking for a good tool for starting integrated campaigns - any recos??
1. IFTTT (poor man's Zapier)
2. YouTube Premium (because I've been doing a lot of video curation for a project I'm working on and those ads were slowing me down)
3. Mailchimp
4. Netflix
5. Adobe Creative Cloud
Until recently I also had Hulu and Amazon prime but I try to drop subscriptions if I'm either using them too much and need to break the habit or not enough to be worth it.
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1. Netflix - I had to take up one as I got FOMOed into Narcos
2. Superhuman - I loved mailboxapp. Superhuman came across as a powerful alternative.
3. Lenny's Newsletter - This was the first time I paid for a digital content online. Also, the first time I became a proactive member of an online community. Since then I have gifted Lenny's Newsletter subscription to 2-3 more folks.
4. Amazon Prime - who doesn't love free and fast shipping
5. Hey - I see the irony here. I was tired of the spam on my personal id. Hey provided a smart way of removing noise from a personal email id and I signed up and then kept it. I do think I could achieve the same with superhuman now but it is painful moving personal email ids.
Oh Man, I use soo many subscriptions 😅
1. Netflix for the amazing experience and diversified web series.
2. Amazon for Prime services, discounts and early delivery.
3. Notion for Notion web and task management.
4. Google Workspace for Google products for the team.
5. Typeform for smooth and seamless data collection.
6. Calendly for scheduling calls.
@randras_1 Hello! You have a lot of subscriptions, how do you control them?
Hello!
My subscriptions
1. Megogo - TV service
2. YouTube Premium - Easy to watch without ads
3. Elementor Pro - for work, I develop websites
4. Crokoblock - for work, I develop websites
5. App EWA - study language
6. For domains - for work
7. For hosting - for work
Sooo many, but these are the most important:
1. Active Campaign - send email campaigns and automation
2. Sendgrid / Twillio - send transactional emails and SMS
3. Notion - organise my tasks
4. Calendly - book meetings
5. Google Workplace - business emails and google doc
And probably another 20 more 😃
so many.
1. Netflix
2.Amazon
3.Spotify
4.Norton VPN
5.Disney plus
loads more i am sure, but not very easy to see on banking statement. Thats why i am building a new fintech called ScribePay which sole purpose it give better visibility and control of subcriptions.
Netflix for amazing content and YouTube premium for the best recommendations engine
@sachin_londhe7 Do you feel like YouTube premium has been worth it? I hadnt considered the recommendation engine aspect of it.
I use Qinaps- the notetaking tool I use for content batching for my startup
Currently, I'm subscribed to rent mercedes in dubai because I have a penchant for switching up cars frequently. It offers me the flexibility to experience different models without the commitment of ownership, and it aligns well with my love for variety and exploration in driving experiences.
Grsp