Work smarter. Invoice faster.
all in one workspace.

Tasks, files, contracts, and invoices in one place. Track progress, work with your team, and get paid faster.

Everything you need to ship projects

From tasks and client messaging to contracts and AI—all in one place.

Project delivery, fully visible

Projects, topics and tasks in one place, with an activity trail on every change so nobody has to ask where something stands.

Unlimited projects and tasks on every plan
Tasks grouped by topic, with owners and due dates
A full activity log behind every status change
Beemud task board with Backlog, To Do, In Progress and On Hold columns, each card showing project, due date and comment count

One workspace replaces
your whole stack.

Stop paying for, logging into, and switching between scattered apps. Beemud pulls the work, the money, and the client conversation into one place.

Project managementTask boardsCRMLeads pipelineInvoicingContractsProposalsPaymentsFile sharingClient chatClient portalTime trackingSocial schedulingSEO trackingBlog & CMSAutomationAI assistant

One login. One bill. And every feature included, unlimited.

Pricing — simple on purpose

Everything included.Unlimited.You only pay for AI.

Run your whole business — projects, clients, invoices, proposals, social, and SEO — in one workspace. No seat limits, no feature gates, no per-project caps. Start completely free; the only thing metered is AI.

Included on every plan — yes, even the free one.

Same everything. Two ways to pay for AI.

SOLO
Free

Free forever — no card required

How AI is billed

Top up an AI wallet and pay only for what you use — full rate, no commitment.

Plus everything above — every feature, unlimited.

Best for heavy AI
Growth
$20.00/month
How AI is billed

$10 of AI credit every billing cycle, plus a discounted rate on all AI usage.

Plus everything above — every feature, unlimited.

  • No credit card to start
  • Cancel anytime
  • 2-minute setup
  • Your data stays yours

Learn. Build. Grow.

Helpful guides and real-world practices to make running projects simpler.

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Claude, Grok, OpenAI Can Build Your App in 10 Minutes. But Here's How You End Up Debugging for 100 Hours

Engineering

AI really can produce a working app in minutes. And people really do lose weeks debugging what it made. Both are true, and the gap between them is not the model's fault.

I Spent 20 Years Building Web Apps. Then AI Taught Me What I Missed

I Spent 20 Years Building Web Apps. Then AI Taught Me What I Missed

Founder Journey

Two decades of shipping web apps, and I thought AI coding tools would mostly save me typing. What they actually did was show me which of my skills were real and which were just repetition.

Getting Started With Laravel 12

Getting Started With Laravel 12

Engineering

Laravel 13 shipped in March 2026, but Laravel 12 is what most production apps run today and it gets security fixes into 2027. A practical starting guide, from install to your first real feature.

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SendGrid Too Expensive? Here Are 11 Free SMTP Servers That Work, and the One I Choose

Engineering

SendGrid's free plan is now a 60 day trial. So I went looking at what a small SaaS can actually use for transactional email without paying, and picked one for my own product.

I Tried Twilio, Telnyx, and OpenPhone. Only One Let Me Launch Fast

I Tried Twilio, Telnyx, and OpenPhone. Only One Let Me Launch Fast

Engineering

I needed a business number that could send texts. I figured it was an afternoon of work. Then I met A2P 10DLC, and learned the real difference between these three providers has little to do with their APIs.

My first SaaS launch made onboarding feel less magical

My first SaaS launch made onboarding feel less magical

Founder Journey

Understand how a real first SaaS launch can expose weak onboarding assumptions, what specific user confusion looked like, how the founder diagnosed it, and what practical changes they can apply to their own product or software decisions.