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Ask HN: What are your go to SaaS products for startups/MVPs?

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Re: Ask HN: What are your go to SaaS products for startups/MVPs?

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All in on AWS for BE. Just about everything you need is there for free or close to free. Netlify for FE hosting just because it’s so easy to tie up to Github. Retool for ops. Metabase for BI. Seed for Serverless CI/CD.

What backend are you using for Metabase? Any chance you are using the same backend for Retool? I'm thinking about doing this with Snowflake as a backend.

Re: Ask HN: What are your go to SaaS products for startups/MVPs?

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For https://stackprint.io I'm using:

* GitLab for private repositories and CI (free)

* GitHub for public repositories (free)

* AWS for serverless backend & frontend hosting (free so far)

* Notion for milestones, sprint planning and notes (free)

* MailChimp for email campaigns and CRM (free)

* Webflow for landing page & blog

* Docusaurus for documentation, in progress

* Plausible for analytics

* Office 365 for email and documents

* Stripe for payments

Re: Ask HN: What are your go to SaaS products for startups/MVPs?

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post #83

For https://stackprint.io I'm using: * GitLab for private repositories and CI (free) * GitHub for public repositories (free) * AWS for serverless backend & frontend hosting (free so far) * Notion for milestones, sprint planning and notes (free) * MailChimp for email campaigns and CRM (free) * Webflow for landing page & blog * Docusaurus for documentation, in progress * Plausible for analytics * Office 365 for email a…

Any particular reason for separate Gitlab and GitHub?

Re: Ask HN: What are your go to SaaS products for startups/MVPs?

#85
post #83

For https://stackprint.io I'm using: * GitLab for private repositories and CI (free) * GitHub for public repositories (free) * AWS for serverless backend & frontend hosting (free so far) * Notion for milestones, sprint planning and notes (free) * MailChimp for email campaigns and CRM (free) * Webflow for landing page & blog * Docusaurus for documentation, in progress * Plausible for analytics * Office 365 for email a…

Any particular reason for separate Gitlab and GitHub?

I started out with GitLab for their free CI and multiple private repos before both was available on GitHub.

I'm mostly using GitHub to share code examples as people are just more familiar with it. With GitHubs current offering I might completely switch in the not too distant future.

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