All stacks

Run your small business

Start with a website, shared workspace, accounting, and a clear view of your work.

  1. 1. Set your direction
  2. 2. Choose your tools

Make this stack fit your work

Keep the tools that work for you. Add only what is missing. No account needed.

Choose for the job first, then compare the full cost.

Before you commit

Check the full billing period and renewal price, not just the introductory rate. Availability and currency depend on your region; confirm both before purchasing.

How we choose the options

Options come from the products assigned to this workflow, not their commission rates. They are not tested integration or compliance bundles. Published features and integrations need checking against your chosen plans. Prices are not added into a stack total.

1Domain registration
Choose if needed

Keep the tools you already use. Add another only when it has a clear job.

Domain.com

Domain.com Hosting is a budget-friendly shared hosting provider offering unlimited storage, scalable bandwidth, domain registration, and integrated DNS management for small websites and blogs.

What to check

Uneven uptime history

  • Unlimited SSD storage
  • Scalable bandwidth
  • Free SSL certificates
ResellerClub

ResellerClub is a global reseller marketplace offering white-label domains, hosting, WordPress hosting, VPS, dedicated servers, SSL, email, and client-management tools for agencies and hosting businesses.

What to check

Support quality is inconsistent across reviews

  • White-label reseller storefronts
  • Domain reseller platform
  • Linux and Windows reseller hosting
2Website hosting
Choose if needed

Keep the tools you already use. Add another only when it has a clear job.

Hostinger

Hostinger is a global hosting provider offering shared hosting, WordPress hosting, cloud hosting, VPS hosting, and AI-powered website tools with excellent value pricing.

What to check

Renewal pricing significantly higher than intro rates

  • Shared hosting
  • Managed WordPress hosting
  • Cloud hosting
Cloudways

Cloudways is a managed cloud hosting platform that simplifies hosting on DigitalOcean, Vultr, AWS, Google Cloud, and Linode with optimized performance, backups, and developer tools.

What to check

Requires some technical knowledge

  • Multi-cloud hosting
  • DigitalOcean integration
  • Vultr integration
Kinsta

Kinsta is a premium managed WordPress hosting platform built on Google Cloud's premium network, offering high-performance infrastructure, expert support, and enterprise-grade security.

What to check

Expensive compared to shared hosting

  • Google Cloud premium network
  • Managed WordPress hosting
  • 35+ global data centers
3Team workspace
Choose if needed

Keep the tools you already use. Add another only when it has a clear job.

Google Workspace

Google Workspace is a cloud-based productivity and collaboration platform that provides businesses with professional email, cloud storage, video conferencing, document creation tools, and AI-powered productivity...

What to check

Requires internet connection for most features

  • Real-time Collaboration
  • Cloud Docs
  • File Sharing
Notion

Notion combines documents, knowledge bases, and database-driven trackers in a customizable workspace for individuals and teams that want connected information and work.

What to check

Workspace design needs time and ownership

  • Databases
  • Collaboration
  • Templates
4Accounting
Choose if needed

Keep the tools you already use. Add another only when it has a clear job.

Xero

Xero is cloud accounting software for customer invoices, bills, bank reconciliation, and reporting, with app connections and plan-dependent project, expense, and currency capabilities.

What to check

Regional scope differs

  • Online customer invoicing
  • Supplier bill tracking
  • Bank feeds and reconciliation
Zoho Books

Zoho Books helps freelancers, agencies, and growing businesses manage accounting, invoicing, expenses, projects, inventory, taxes, and automation from a unified cloud platform.

What to check

Interface can feel dense for new users

  • Double-entry accounting
  • Invoicing
  • Expense tracking
FreshBooks

FreshBooks connects client invoicing, billable time, expenses, and accounting reports for freelancers and small service businesses managing work and getting paid.

What to check

Plan scope needs checking

  • Client estimates and proposals
  • Invoicing and reminders
  • Billable time tracking
QuickBooks Online

QuickBooks Online is Intuit's cloud accounting application for bookkeeping, customer invoices, expenses, bills, and reporting, with additional capabilities varying by plan and region.

What to check

Country and plan differences matter

  • Cloud bookkeeping
  • Customer invoicing
  • Bill and expense records
5Task management
Choose if needed

Keep the tools you already use. Add another only when it has a clear job.

Trello

Trello is Atlassian's visual task management application, using cards, lists, and boards to organize work, capture incoming tasks, and automate recurring coordination steps.

What to check

Boards require regular housekeeping

  • Cards, lists, and boards
  • Inbox task capture
  • Workflow automation
Asana

Asana is a work management platform that connects assigned tasks and projects with team workflows, organizational goals, portfolios, and increasingly AI-assisted coordination capabilities.

What to check

Consistent update habits are necessary

  • Task and project coordination
  • Workflow tools
  • Portfolio planning
ClickUp

ClickUp brings tasks, project views, documents, dashboards, and automation into a configurable workspace for teams coordinating several kinds of operational and delivery work.

What to check

Configuration needs ownership

  • Configurable tasks and custom fields
  • Documents and knowledge spaces
  • Dashboards