Lark is the enterprise collaboration suite from ByteDance, unifying instant messaging, documents, calendar, meetings, and email in one platform. The free plan supports teams of up to 20, video meetings reach 500 attendees, and Pro starts at $12/user/month.
Miro is an enterprise-grade online collaborative whiteboard platform serving 60M+ users and 90% of the Fortune 100, with an infinite canvas and 300+ templates, and enterprise plans supporting SSO, audit logs, and GDPR compliance.
Zoom is a global video conferencing platform founded in San Jose, California in 2011, supporting up to 1,000 video participants per meeting and peaking above 300 million daily participants during the 2020 pandemic. Its free plan includes 40-minute group meetings.
Microsoft Teams is Microsoft's enterprise collaboration platform launched in 2017, with 320 million+ monthly active users. It supports up to 1,000 participants per meeting and deeply integrates Microsoft 365 and Copilot AI as a core tool for modern work.
Google Meet is Google's enterprise-grade video conferencing service, launched in 2017 and deeply integrated with Workspace. The free plan supports 100 participants, paid plans scale to 500-1000 plus 100,000-viewer live streaming, with AI live captions and noise cancellation as key differentiators.
Slack is a leading team collaboration platform founded in San Francisco in 2013 and acquired by Salesforce for USD 27.7 billion in 2021, with 30 million+ daily active users, known for channel-based communication, 7500+ app integrations, and powerful search.
GoodDay is an integrated work management platform used by more than 100000 organizations, with 20+ views, unlimited project hierarchies and modules for projects, goals, resources and collaboration.
Workpuls is an employee productivity monitoring and time tracking platform founded in Israel in 2016 by Rom R., automatically recording work hours, activity levels and website/app usage. Paid plans cost about $4-8 per user per month with a free trial, a common choice for remote team efficiency management.
Hubstaff Time Tracking is the Hubstaff platform (founded in the United States in 2012) viewed from the timesheet and project-costing angle, with one-click timers, project budgets and timesheet approvals, serving 140,000+ global users, with Starter at $4.99/seat/month.
DeskTrack is an employee time tracking and productivity monitoring platform founded in 2016, offering app and website tracking, activity levels, random screenshots and project time, with a free plan for up to 3 users suited to remote and outsourcing teams.
Smartsheet delivers multi-user real-time collaborative editing, comments and @mentions, approval workflows, and shared dashboards on a spreadsheet-style interface; founded in 2005 and headquartered in Bellevue, it serves 90%+ of the Fortune 500.
Redbooth is a US-origin project collaboration platform tracing back to 2008 (formerly Teambox, renamed in 2013), offering 4 task views including kanban and Gantt chart plus built-in video conferencing for remote team collaboration.
Fibery is a connected workspace founded in Prague in 2016 that merges database, documents and project management. The Business plan starts around $7/user/month, ideal for remote teams that want a custom data model.
TeamViewer, founded in 2005 and headquartered in Goppingen, Germany, is a leading remote desktop and remote support software deployed on 2.5+ billion devices across 200+ countries, with a free personal edition for everyday remote assistance.
Amazon Chime is the online meeting, video conferencing, and business messaging service launched by AWS in 2017; Basic is free, Pro is $3/user/month for up to 100 participants, and SDK plus Voice Connector deeply integrate with the AWS ecosystem.
Chanty is a lightweight team chat platform founded in 2017 in Ukraine; the free plan supports 10 members with unlimited message history, and the paid plan starts at about $3/user/month with AI summaries and Kanban tasks, a high-value Slack alternative.
AnyDesk is a German remote desktop software founded in 2014, built on the proprietary DeskRT low-latency codec with a roughly 5 MB installer, supporting 10+ platforms for individual and enterprise users across 190+ countries.
DeskTime is an automatic time tracking and employee productivity analysis platform founded in Riga, Latvia, recording work hours without manual start or stop and auto-classifying activities, with the official site reporting over 1 million users for remote and hybrid teams.
Focusmate is a virtual body-doubling focus platform founded in San Francisco that pairs users in live video sessions to get work done. It has completed 12M+ focus sessions across 150+ countries, with 3 free sessions per week.
Basecamp, whose predecessor 37signals was founded in 1999 in Chicago, USA, is known for minimalist design and flat pricing at $99/month with unlimited users, making it a benchmark for remote team collaboration and project management.
Citrix is a global leader in virtualization, VDI, and DaaS, now a brand under Cloud Software Group, offering Citrix DaaS, Citrix Virtual Apps, Citrix ADC, and enterprise computing solutions.