Built for · Any service business
Turn enquiries into booked work without checking your inbox all day: a form, an automation and an email sequence that follows up for you.
All prices are in Australian dollars. Software billed in US dollars is converted at US$1 = A$1.43 (0.701 US dollars per A$1, 23 Oct 2026), so what you pay moves with the exchange rate. Each stack total is the cheapest paid plan needed, billed monthly, before GST and card fees. Converted prices are estimates and may not be 100% accurate. Prices checked 23 Oct 2026.
Who it is for. Any service business that gets enquiries by form or email and loses some of them to slow replies.
Start with Tally and Notion on their free plans. Add Make when you are tired of copying leads across by hand.
Skip Kit and send replies from your own inbox with a saved template, or use the free Make plan until you reach its limits.
The Spam Act requires consent before you email marketing messages, so every list needs a clear opt-in. You must register for GST once turnover reaches A$75,000 a year. Overseas software invoices often include Australian GST, so keep them for your BAS.
A form builder where the free plan already covers unlimited forms, submissions, file uploads and payments. A solo business can run enquiry and intake forms on it without paying.
The top choice for solopreneurs building zero-employee automation pipelines across Webflow, Notion, and email services.
Flexible workspace where a solo business keeps its notes, client wiki, content calendar and task boards in one place, with databases and templates you can shape to your own workflow.
Email list, landing pages and automated sequences for creators. The free plan is enough to start collecting subscribers and send broadcasts.
The paid ChatGPT plan, used here to draft follow-up emails, summarise calls and turn rough notes into first drafts that you then edit.
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Price note: Prices are subject to change and may be out of date. Some prices are converted from other currencies, such as US dollars, to Australian dollars, so they may not be 100% accurate. Always confirm the final price with the seller before you buy.