Helium 10 coupon codes & discounts

Experiential Labs

Business Tools

Experiential Labs is a Y Combinator-backed, open-source AI gateway: one OpenAI-compatible endpoint in front of every hosted provider, your own API keys and your own GPUs, with routing, failover, budgets, allowlists and per-request attribution built in. Its intelligence layer reads your production traffic and tells you when a cheaper model would win, where caching would pay off, and when a small fine-tuned model you own could replace a frontier model you rent. Published case studies claim 97 percent lower cost on a computer-use agent and 90 percent lower cost with higher accuracy on claims research. For anyone with a serious inference bill, the savings are the product. The headline term is that routed tokens are charged at each provider's list price with zero markup, so the gateway does not tax the traffic it carries. The Free plan gives 500 credits a month after a one-time one-dollar card verification, and that dollar is credited back to your balance. Pro is 20 dollars a month for 2,000 credits plus bring-your-own-key and local models, prompt caching, model suggestions, auto routing, org policies and prompt-capture opt-out. Enterprise buys committed credits at the lowest per-credit rate with SSO, RBAC, private networking and data residency. The largest discount is not a plan at all: the core gateway is open source and free to self-host, so you can run it on your own infrastructure and pay nothing for the routing layer.

Firstbase

Business Tools

Firstbase handles US company formation for founders who are not in the US: it incorporates a Delaware or Wyoming LLC or C-Corp, obtains the EIN, provides a registered agent and business address, files the formation documents and helps open a US bank account and payment processing. It then sells ongoing compliance — annual reports, franchise tax filings, registered agent renewal — which is where most of the long-term cost sits. The saving decision is about bundles and renewals rather than a coupon. Compare the formation fee against what is included: state filing fees are pass-through costs and cannot be discounted, so a low headline price sometimes excludes them. Decide up front whether you need an LLC or a C-Corp, because converting later is expensive and the entity type drives both tax treatment and your ability to take investment. Then look hard at year two: the first-year bundle is often discounted while the registered agent, mail forwarding and compliance renewals are not, so total the recurring annual cost before signing up. If you only need incorporation and already have an accountant, buy the bare formation package rather than the full-service tier. Most of the offers on this page apply to the initial formation or first-year bundle, so check whether the discount continues at renewal. Finally, get tax advice for your own country before incorporating: a US entity creates filing obligations in both places, and that is a cost no discount offsets.

Puzzle

Business Tools

Puzzle is accounting software built for startups rather than for traditional small businesses: it connects to your bank, Stripe and payroll, categorises transactions automatically with AI, and produces accrual financials, burn rate, runway and cap-table-ready reports that investors and accountants expect. The pitch is real-time books instead of a monthly closing that arrives three weeks late. Its plans scale with transaction volume, connected accounts and the depth of reporting, so the cheapest route is to match the tier to your actual transaction count rather than your ambition — a pre-revenue company with two accounts belongs on the smallest plan, and there is often a free tier that covers exactly that stage. Annual billing is the biggest reduction and most offers on this page are annual prices, so compare the yearly total against twelve monthly charges. Before switching, check two things: whether Puzzle integrates with the payroll and payments stack you already use, because manual imports erase the automation benefit, and what your accountant needs at year end — if they work exclusively in another ledger, the cost of conversion outweighs the subscription saving. Ask about startup, accelerator or partner programme pricing if you are backed, since those discounts are usually deeper than public coupons. Whatever you choose, export your general ledger and financial statements periodically so your accounting history is not dependent on an active subscription.

QuickBooks

Business Tools

QuickBooks is the default small-business accounting platform in much of the world: invoicing, expense tracking with bank feeds, VAT or sales-tax returns, payroll, receipt capture, project profitability and the reports an accountant expects without translation. Its real advantage is not the software but the ecosystem — almost every bookkeeper knows it and almost every business app integrates with it. The pricing is where attention pays off, because QuickBooks runs deep introductory discounts on the first several months and the rate then jumps to full list price. Work out the post-promotion cost before you commit and set a calendar reminder for the day the discount ends, since that is when to reassess rather than to be surprised. Choose the tier by the features you will genuinely use: the higher plans add inventory, multi-currency, project tracking and more users, and paying for inventory you do not hold is the usual overspend. Payroll is almost always billed separately and per employee, so add it into your comparison. Many of the offers on this page are introductory rates or annual prepayments — check which, because an annual prepay and a three-month discount work out very differently over two years. Ask your accountant whether they have partner pricing, which often beats public offers. Finally, export your reports and back up your data periodically; subscription lapses can restrict access to historical records you are legally required to keep.

Runable AI

Productivity Tools

Runable is an AI agent that does the work rather than describing it: slide decks and carousels, images and video, research documents, and full websites that ship with a live URL, a database, Stripe payments and a subdomain. It plugs into Slack, Teams, Telegram, iMessage and Discord, so you can hand it a job from wherever you already talk, and it routes across the major frontier models instead of locking you to one. Pricing is credit based and the free tier is unusually generous. You get 1,500 credits every single day, up to 15,000 a month, and the daily balance resets rather than accumulating, so a light user can run Runable indefinitely without paying. Pro adds a 25,000-credit monthly pool on top of the daily grant plus priority tools and the meeting notetaker, and Max is the heavy tier. The saving that matters most is the annual term: paying yearly cuts Pro by 25 percent, from 20 dollars a month to 15, and the same 25 percent applies across paid plans. Top-up credits are sold separately, never expire and are spent after your plan credits, which makes them a better fit for occasional spikes than upgrading a tier you will not fill. Runable has also been running a limited-time grant of 50 dollars in ad credits for paid accounts.

Scrums.com

Business Tools

Scrums.com provides software development as a subscription: managed teams of developers, designers and QA working in sprints on your product, with a project manager and defined output rather than an hourly contractor arrangement. It sits between hiring in-house and using a freelance marketplace, and the appeal is predictable monthly cost and a team you do not have to recruit. Because this is a service rather than software, the levers are scope and commitment length instead of plan tiers. The biggest cost reductions come from longer commitments and from buying fewer, better-specified sprints: a clear backlog, written acceptance criteria and stable priorities cut the wasted sprint capacity that inflates every development engagement. Before signing, get explicit answers on three things — who owns the intellectual property and source code, what happens to the repository and infrastructure access if you stop, and how sprint capacity is measured and what carries over when a sprint is not filled. Start with the smallest engagement that can ship one meaningful feature, and judge it on delivered working software rather than on velocity charts. Most of the offers on this page relate to initial engagements or longer commitments, so confirm whether the rate holds beyond the first term. Keep your code in a repository you control from day one, document decisions on your side, and insist on handover documentation as a deliverable so the work remains usable if the relationship ends.