Compare Makerkit vs Next Please

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Description	Make is a web and app-based project management tool that helps groups gather, organize, prioritize and share tasks; plus allocate and control resources to deliver on time. Makerkit is ... Read More	Next Please is a web-based product manager for software companies that need to organize teams, track features and bugs, and collaborate. It takes minutes to install and run on the existing ... Read More
Entry Level Pricing	Starts from $9	Starts from $19
Free Trial Availability	Get Free Trial	Get Free Trial
Spotsaas Score	7.5/10	8.4/10
User Ratings		4.4 (1098)
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Features

Total Features	5 Features	14 Features
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Starting From	$9	$19
Pricing Plans	Not Available	Not Available
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Organization Types supported	Large Enterprises Medium Business Small Business Individuals Freelancers	Large Enterprises Medium Business Small Business Individuals Freelancers
Platforms Supported	Browser Based (Cloud) Mobile - Android Mobile - iOS Installed - Windows Installed - Mac Browser Based (Cloud)	Browser Based (Cloud) Mobile - Android Mobile - iOS Installed - Windows Installed - Mac Browser Based (Cloud)
Modes of support	24/7 (Live rep) Business Hours Online	24/7 (Live rep) Business Hours Online
API Support	Not Available	Not Available
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User Reviews

User Ratings	No reviews available for the product	4.4 (based on 1098 reviews)
Rating Distribution	No reviews available for the product	Excellent 0 Very Good 0 Good 0 Poor 0 Terible 0
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Integrations

Integration with other apps	No Integration information available.	ConvertKit 4.1 (233 reviews) Help Scout 4.4 (741 reviews) Zapier 4.3 (3331 reviews)

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Screenshots	3 Screenshots	1 Screenshots

Alternatives

Alternatives	Smartsheet 4.1 Miro 4.7 Process Street 4.7	Aha! 4.4 ProductPlan 4.3 Jira 4.4

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

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Yes, both Makerkit and Next Please offer a Free Trial.

Makerkit is designed for Individuals, Freelancers, Medium Business and Small Business.

Next Please is designed for Large Enterprises, Medium Business and Small Business.

Pricing for Makerkit Starts at $9/Month whereas for Next Please Starts at $19/Month.

Some top alternatives to Makerkit includes Smartsheet, Miro, Process Street, Wrike, Notion, Productroad, Backlogs, Next Please, monday.com, Teamwork, ProjectManager.com, Microsoft Project, Quick Base, ClickUp, Project.co, Height and IdeaPlan.

Some top alternatives to Next Please includes Aha!, ProductPlan, Jira, productboard, Productroad, Backlogs, ProductFlare, Height, IdeaPlan and LaunchNotes.

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Compare Makerkit vs Next Please

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