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Run by 99 Developers Ltd. Listings and Crash Tests pay for it. Money never buys a score or a place on the list. What money cannot buy

Site map

Everything here, and what each bit is for.

There are seven page types and a lot of each. If you only remember one thing: a category hub is where you start and a crash test report is where you end up.

Page types

Seven templates, repeated

Each product has up to five pages of its own. They are the same five every time, so once you have learned one product you have learned all of them.

Category hub

/best/{category}

31 pages

“Which of these should I shortlist?”

Definition, inclusion criteria, the scenarios we test, a ranked table, a capability matrix and real buyer FAQs.

Example: /best/crm

Product profile

/products/{product}

120 pages

“What is this thing, and what do people who pay for it say?”

Both scores, capabilities, pricing summary, every verified review, and the launch history.

Example: /products/activecampaign

Crash test report

/reviews/{product}

0 pages

“What happened when you actually used it?”

Weighted sub-scores with methods, every named failure, who tested it, the evidence, and the fit statements.

Example: /crash-tests

Pricing receipt

/pricing/{product}

120 pages

“What will this actually cost me?”

Dated captures of the vendor's own pricing page, change history, hidden costs with sources, and a cost calculator.

Example: /pricing/notion

Head-to-head

/compare/{a}-vs-{b}

0 pages

“I am down to two. Which one?”

One decisive verdict line, then sub-score gaps, cost at four team sizes, and both sets of named failures.

Example: /compare

Switching guide

/alternatives/{product}

120 pages

“I already use this and I am unhappy. What now?”

Why members left, what they moved to, and what the migration actually cost them.

Example: /crash-tests

Vendor positioning

/positioning/{product}

0 pages

“I make this. Where do I stand and what can I share?”

Rank, badges, share assets, every page you appear on, and what would move your score.

Example: /submit

31 categories

Everything we cover

Grouped so the breadth stays navigable. We cover business software generally and go deepest on AI agents and automation.

The rest

Every other page, grouped by what you came to do

Community

Reviewers and readers. Nothing here touches a score or a place on the list.

For machines

Same content, without the HTML

/llms.txtSite map for assistants, with the funding disclosure at the top
/best/{category}.mdAny category hub as markdown
/products/{slug}.mdAny product profile as markdown
/reviews/{slug}.mdAny crash test report as markdown
/dataWhat you may do with all of it

How big this is

120 products · 31 categories · 0 crash tests · 0 comparisons · 0 verified reviews · 0 hours on the bench.

If you cannot find something, press ⌘K anywhere on the site and type what you are looking for.