Search and filter 812 marketing tools by category, price, business type, and features.
Ranked by Overall Score: our Editor Rating and Market Signal, 50/50. Market Signal uses Ahrefs and Semrush data through September 2026, pulled October 6 to 19, 2026. How we score
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Customer platform pairing a free CRM with marketing, sales, service, content and data hubs.
Best for: Growing B2B and service businesses that want marketing, sales and support teams working from the same CRM records.
Drag-and-drop website builder with built-in SEO tools, tiered ecommerce plans and an app market.
Best for: Small businesses and solo owners who want to build and run a site, store or booking page without hiring a developer.
Open review platform where businesses invite, answer and display customer reviews.
Best for: Ecommerce and service businesses that want independent, publicly visible reviews and can invite every customer under Trustpilot's rules.
Hosted ecommerce platform covering online storefront, checkout, point of sale and multichannel selling.
Best for: Brands and retailers that want a hosted store and checkout, selling online, on social channels and in person from one admin.
Global network service providing CDN, DNS, WAF, DDoS protection and Workers edge compute.
Best for: Website owners and developers who want DNS, caching, SSL and attack protection in front of their sites, with room to add edge code.
Ecommerce retention suite pairing loyalty and referral programs with product reviews and UGC.
Best for: Direct-to-consumer brands on Shopify or another major store platform that want loyalty, referrals and product reviews from a single vendor.
Customer service suite combining tickets, messaging, voice, help center and resolution-billed AI agents.
Best for: Mid-size and enterprise support teams running email, chat, phone and self-service from one queue who want AI agents billed by resolution.
Composable ecommerce platform with multi-storefront, B2B, checkout customization, and marketplace channel tools.
Best for: Growing ecommerce brands and B2B sellers that need multiple storefronts, channel selling, and customizable commerce infrastructure.
B2C CRM for ecommerce email, SMS and push, with predictive customer analytics.
Best for: Ecommerce brands that want email, SMS and support data tied to purchase history in one customer profile.
Uptime monitor for websites, APIs, cron jobs and DNS, with status pages and team alerts.
Best for: Freelancers, agencies and small teams that want availability, SSL and cron job alerts without running their own monitoring stack.
Template-based website builder with built-in commerce, Email Campaigns add-on and Commerce APIs.
Best for: Creatives and small businesses that want a polished template-based site with a built-in store and branded email from one vendor.
Website chat software with routing, ticketing and AI assistance.
Best for: Sales and support teams that primarily need fast human live chat on websites and online stores.
Shopify app for product and store reviews, with 16 widgets and syndication to shopping channels.
Best for: Shopify stores of any size, from new dropshippers to Shopify Plus brands, that need reviews syndicated to Google Shopping.
WordPress plugin suite for backups, security and performance.
Best for: WordPress site owners that want Automattic-managed security, backup, performance, and traffic tools in one plugin family.
Ecommerce marketing platform mixing email, SMS and web push in prebuilt store automations.
Best for: Online stores on Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce or Wix that want cart recovery and promotions across email, SMS and push from one builder.
Programmable edge cloud combining CDN, edge compute, Next-Gen WAF and DDoS protection.
Best for: Engineering teams running high-traffic sites and APIs that want to configure caching, compute and security as code at the edge.
Review platform for collecting company, product and video reviews and displaying social proof.
Best for: Ecommerce brands that want verified review collection tied to orders and reusable onsite review widgets.
Retail commerce platform combining point of sale, inventory and payments.
Best for: Retailers with physical and online locations that need connected POS, inventory, payments, and multi-store operations.
Website monitoring with global probes, synthetic transactions, RUM, and private polling.
Best for: IT operations and web teams that need public and private website monitoring across many locations with broader observability options.
Website live chat with ticketing, knowledge base, visitor monitoring and optional human agents.
Best for: Small businesses that want website live chat and basic support tools with a free core product.
Omnichannel help desk with Zia AI, ticket automation, self-service, and analytics.
Best for: Support teams that need multichannel ticketing with automation and Zoho ecosystem connectivity.
Cloud inventory platform with multichannel orders, warehouses and serial tracking.
Best for: Small and midsize merchants that want inventory and order management connected to ecommerce, shipping, and Zoho applications.
Inventory and order-management platform connecting products, warehouses, sales channels, purchasing, and accounting.
Best for: Growing product businesses that sell through multiple channels and need shared inventory, purchasing, warehouse, and order control.
Ecommerce loyalty platform with points, tiers and rewards.
Best for: Ecommerce brands that want loyalty data connected to lifecycle marketing and customer-retention workflows.
Customer support platform with shared inboxes, knowledge bases and live messaging.
Best for: Customer-first support teams that want email-based service, knowledge content, and live help without a heavy ticketing interface.
Amazon and Walmart seller suite for product research, keywords and listings.
Best for: Amazon and Walmart sellers that want research, listing optimization, operations, advertising, and profitability tools in one suite.
Customer messaging platform combining shared inbox, live chat and knowledge base.
Best for: Small and mid-sized support or sales teams that want live chat, shared messaging, and automation in one workspace.
Subscription billing and revenue platform covering recurring invoicing, pricing, collections, and revenue recognition.
Best for: SaaS and subscription businesses that need flexible billing operations across pricing, collections, revenue, and customer lifecycle changes.
Inventory and order-management system with purchasing, sales and barcode scanning.
Best for: Wholesalers, distributors, manufacturers, and small product businesses that need inventory plus purchasing and fulfillment controls.
Customer service platform combining live chat, Lyro AI Agent, chatbots, and ecommerce helpdesk tools.
Best for: Small ecommerce and online businesses that want live chat plus an AI agent for repetitive support questions.
Shopify loyalty platform for points, VIP tiers and referrals.
Best for: Shopify merchants that want a storefront-integrated loyalty program with points, tiers, and customer referrals.
Observability platform joining uptime checks, incident response, telemetry, and status pages.
Best for: Engineering and SRE teams that want monitoring, on-call response, telemetry, and customer-facing status communication in one service.
Free, open-source WordPress plugin that adds a store, checkout and extension marketplace to a site.
Best for: Businesses already running WordPress that want full control over their store, hosting and choice of payment gateway.
Exposure-management portfolio covering vulnerability scanning, cloud security and identity exposure.
Best for: Enterprise security and vulnerability teams that need asset exposure data across traditional infrastructure, cloud, identity, and operational technology.
Cloud manufacturing platform linking inventory, production, purchasing, sales orders, and shop-floor operations.
Best for: Small and midsize manufacturers that need production planning tied directly to inventory, purchasing, and ecommerce orders.
Ecommerce customer service platform with helpdesk, AI agent, automation, and storefront-aware support workflows.
Best for: Shopify and ecommerce support teams that want customer service tied directly to order and storefront data.