Basecamp I've always loved Basecamp and have used it for a variety of projects and for personal use as well. It's simple enough to wrap your head around but still has the features you need to get stuff done. It's by far my favorite project & management and team communication tool out there. Additionally, they have a great email app, Hey, which has worked wonders in terms of literally saving me hours a week. Their books It Doesn't Have To Be Crazy At Work and Rework are some of my favorites, and their Rework podcast is one of my favorites as well. Their customer support is some of the best I've seen, often getting back in two or three minutes. Plus, their pricing is extremely fair, and on the low end for all the features provided. I love the fixed pricing model vs per user. All things considered, I highly recommend Basecamp.

Great Project Management software for Agencies The most I love about Basecamp is that you can set up custom access settings for clients making it one of the most valuable project management tools for agencies out there. However, It lacks some essential features that other commonly known PM tools have, i.e. statuses for tasks or task lists.

The marketing was better than the product… Thought the marketing was better than the product itself, seems it hasn't changed much over the years, getting left behind now.

Basecamp is a fantastic tool Basecamp is a fantastic tool. I was disappointed when they discontinued their free and tiered versions few years ago. But now, with this update, small businesses can thrive. On Nov 2019 they launched Basecamp Personal, which I find suitable for my needs

I use Basecamp for managing projects I use Basecamp for managing projects, my clients like the fact that we can collaborate without problems with lost emails and file upload restrictions. I like it because i have a reliable way of documenting projects, ensuring that clients have a consistent experience for each project and the fact that i can create a new project from a pre-done template. The webiste has never let me down and I often use the app when on the move. In theory it's not just for web designers either, anyone managing projects could use it.