LaraJobs
larajobs.com
The official job board for Laravel developers and companies hiring them.
HelpSpot by Ian Landsman
Help desk and customer service software available as SaaS or self-hosted.
Indie alternative to:Zendesk
Visit HelpSpot ↗About HelpSpot
Help desk and customer service software available as SaaS or self-hosted. HelpSpot is a saas founders product built by indie maker Ian Landsman, launched in 2005.
- Status
- Active
- Launched
- 2005
- Category
- SaaS Founders
- Website
- helpspot.com
More products by Ian Landsman
Outro
outro.fm
Podcast production hub for planning rundowns, managing guests and sponsors, and generating show notes.
Ran the first two Laracon conferences and seven editions of the online Laravel conference.
Help desk product that was sold to a new team in 2015 instead of being shut down.
HelpSpot FAQ
What is HelpSpot?
HelpSpot is a saas founders product: Help desk and customer service software available as SaaS or self-hosted.
Who made HelpSpot?
HelpSpot was made by Ian Landsman, Bootstrapper behind HelpSpot since 2005, LaraJobs and the Mostly Technical podcast. It launched in 2005. Ian Landsman has also built LaraJobs, Outro, Laracon / Laracon Online, Snappy.
Is HelpSpot still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, HelpSpot is still active and run by Ian Landsman at helpspot.com.
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