Curated Collection

Vetted GTM Tools

Tools I personally use and recommend for growth, sales, and marketing. Each one has been tested in real campaigns and earned its place here. For non-GTM recommendations, check out my general picks.

All Tools CRM Data Enrichment Development Hiring Scheduling Website & CMS

Data Enrichment

Clay

Data enrichment platform with 75+ providers and AI agents for automated prospecting.

“The ultimate way to rapidly build and iterate on GTM and data pipelines. Whatever you can imagine. Loads of APIs all paid for using Clay credits. I use this as a testbench then move to my own keys/code for cheaper.”

Development

Claude Code

AI coding assistant that lives in your terminal and understands your entire codebase.

“This isn't just about code anymore. Opus is the greatest model ever and helps with everything: writing, to-do list management, research, code, even handling my emails. I have the highest possible max plan.”

Website & CMS

Webflow

Visual web development platform for designing and launching responsive sites without code.

“I love vibe coding landing pages, but for more serious pages that need multiple people editing and good no-nonsense infra, Webflow is still by far the best.”

Exclusive Offer

Toptal

Elite talent network connecting companies with the top 3% of freelance professionals.

$2,000 off your first hire with my link

“Pricey but has a very good quality of talent across a variety of verticals. A serious platform for senior-level US talent.”

CRM

Lightfield

AI-native CRM that automatically captures customer interactions from meetings and emails.

“This might be the CRM that actually solves my problems. Early-stage but beautiful AI exactly where you need it. Just feed in the data you need, and it handles all of the analysis and summary seamlessly without setup.”

Scheduling

Cal.com

Open-source scheduling platform for individuals and teams to book meetings effortlessly.

“Why pay for Calendly when a better, more versatile product is absolutely free? There are no excuses.”