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For what Saas (Software as a Service) are you paying for?

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Wonder for what Saas (Software as a Service) are you guys paying? I try to keep mine as short as possible :)

* Spotify * GitHub * Netflix * Dropbox * Google Storage * Linode

How about you guys?

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Freshbooks http://freshbooks.com Linode though I'm thinking of dropping it for... Digital Ocean http://digitalocean.com which is VMs done right. I also use Amazon AWS http://amazonaws.com especially s3.

I've been a flickr pro member for several years, although I keep thinking about moving it all elsewhere. But that's personal, not business use.

I have a one man company and so far, I am paying or would gladly pay for the following on a monthly basis

- Payroll processing fee (through my bank but they use Intuit)

- Freshbooks for invoicing (free for me since < 3 clients but would gladly pay if needed)

- Wave Accounting software for small business. This one is still not quite there in my opinion. I am using it so far because it is free but not the best. Quickbooks scares the heck out of me (too bloated for my needs).

I pay for:

* Spotify * Netflix * Dropbox * Linode

Sometimes I'll add a service for a month or two, but I usually find myself coming back to the basics. I'm not sure what it is about them, but I really dislike monthly charges.

Spotify, URL2PNG, Freshbooks, Pingdom, Linode, Balsamiq, Photoshop (I start and stop this one as I don't need photoshop every month)

I am not paying to any Software as a Service business, but I do use Github and Dropbox for free.

These are not all SaaS but whatever..

Spotify, Freshbooks, Github, Dropbox, AWS, Heroku

- FreeAgent for my company accounts - CrashPlan for my online backups

Netflix, Log Me In Pro, Skype, Audible, and Route 53

Spotify, Dropbox and Linode.

KVS Tool

none, Don't SaaS me man...

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