Great user experience Great user experience. Very clean and makes organizing projects very easy. Only wish there were templates for best practices for setting up projects

Dated software In a few years there was not a lot of changes in the product but marketing was getting better every year. I was waiting to provide more updates inside product instead of only driving more customers to it. Generally simple in usage but with all the alternatives is a bit dated software.

Basecamp is special... While a small part of me leans towards a rating of 4 instead of 5, due to it lacking the same level of polish as its predecessors #1 or #2, the overall experience remains exceptional. Basecamp offers a range of fantastic tools that prove useful for staying organized and accomplishing tasks efficiently.

I use Basecamp for managing projects I use Basecamp for managing projects, my clients like the fact that we can collaborate without problems with lost emails and file upload restrictions. I like it because i have a reliable way of documenting projects, ensuring that clients have a consistent experience for each project and the fact that i can create a new project from a pre-done template. The webiste has never let me down and I often use the app when on the move. In theory it's not just for web designers either, anyone managing projects could use it.

Fan since version 1 I’ve been using Basecamp since version 1 and I always loved it. Sure, there are some features that I’m missing sometimes. But every time I try out other project management software, I am overloaded by dozens of features I don’t need. So I guess it’s nicer to miss one or two big features than having way too many. The biggest advantage over their competition is the communication with your clients. No other software has this nailed down quite as Basecamp. Comparing Basecamp to its competition, for me, is like comparing Mac OS to Windows. One feels like it’s designed by an actual designer who has the end user in mind, the other feels like you had some engineers hack together every possible feature and later on get a few designers put everything together, without them talking to each other. There is only one thing that bites me every month: the price. Sure it’s worth it, but I know that it was less expensive in the beginning. And that bothers me, because as I said I’ve been using Basecamp since version 1, but at some point I had to create a new account and so I lost the lower price. That makes me sad every month.