Yep, as the prior comment suggests, the business is legally sat in the US, even if no shareholders or employees are there. I'm the main shareholder and one of the employees (although hired through Deel, a third party service) – so I receive personal income for which I pay taxes in Europe, but that's got nothing to do where the business pays state or federal tax.
Might be different with a LLC, though. This is a C Corp.
Hi, I'll check out Krisp.ai and add it, not familiar with it. It's not a paid curation, by the way. That form is mostly for us and founders to see if we can do a sponsored post or newsletter sponsoring.
I could do a better job on showing differences for sure, especially in that category. In the end, they are all well working solutions, with two of them being free and handling organization differently, the go-to app on the market, and a enterprise solution. All have their own place in that crowded ecosystem.
Some of them have multi-categories, that's right. I believe the app you're talking about offers project management functionalities with freelancer hiring options, so it's part of both.
Let me know if you see an app that logically should not be in one of the categories. This is curated by hand, so errors may happen.
What's easier? Recording a video & drag-drop into the app that 100% of our team communication already relies on - or convince our PM to sign up our 30 people team for an app that does it out of the box.
Also, this function comes out of the box on Slack mobile.
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