Incogni vs DeleteMe: what it costs to get your name off data-broker sites
Incogni is cheaper and covers more ground on paper: $7.99/month on an annual plan (or $95.88/year), against data-broker coverage of 420+ sites on every tier it sells.…
Proton Mail vs Fastmail vs Google Workspace for a small business (2026)
These three all land within about $4 of each other per user per month, which makes this one of the rare comparisons where price genuinely isn't the deciding factor —…
YubiKey vs Google Titan vs SoloKeys: what hardware 2FA actually costs
Thirty dollars versus seventy-nine. That's Google Titan against a YubiKey 5, and the gap is bigger than it looks because it isn't really the same product at two prices —…
Google Workspace vs Microsoft 365 pricing in 2026 (per-seat truth table)
At list price, the two suites sit within a dollar or two of each other at every comparable tier — Google Workspace runs roughly $8–$28/user/month, Microsoft 365 Business…
Cloudflare vs Sucuri: WAF pricing for a small business site that just got hacked once
Somebody reading this got their WordPress site defaced last week and is now Googling "how do I stop this from happening again." Here's the honest split between the two…
Notion vs Obsidian vs Craft: what the free tier actually includes (2026)
Obsidian's free tier isn't really a free tier in the usual sense — it's just the app, complete, no feature gate, forever. The only thing behind a paywall is Sync, $4 a…
Zoom vs Google Meet vs Microsoft Teams: video-call pricing, once you stop comparing them alone
The trick with this comparison is that you almost never buy any of the three "alone." Google Meet doesn't have a standalone price — you get it by buying Google…
Slack vs Discord vs Mattermost for a 10-person team (2026)
Zero dollars a year is a real option here, twice over — Discord is free, and Mattermost is free if you're willing to host it yourself. Slack is the one paid option in…
Asana vs monday.com vs ClickUp: the seat-minimum trap in project-management pricing
Here's something none of these pricing pages lead with: monday.com sells seats in blocks of five with a three-seat minimum, which means a two-person team pays for three…
Figma vs Canva vs Penpot pricing after the 2026 changes
It's tempting to line these three up as budget options against each other, but two of them aren't really solving the same problem. Figma and Penpot are for people…
Calendly vs Cal.com vs SavvyCal: scheduling-tool pricing, and the one with a free self-host option
Calendly and SavvyCal land within a dollar of each other at the entry paid tier — $12/seat/month for both — so price alone doesn't separate them. Cal.com is the outlier,…
Plausible vs Umami vs GA4: cost, privacy and the consent-banner question (2026)
GA4 costs nothing and it's still, for a lot of small sites, the more expensive option — because "free" doesn't account for the cookie-consent banner you're legally…