Route

What do you need Worthd to do?

Choose the route that matches the decision in front of you.

Jobs

Which jobs need to improve?

Choose up to three. Worthd recommends software for jobs, not broad category labels.

Business context

What kind of business is this for?

This changes the workflows, setup burden, and alternatives that deserve attention.

Team

How many people need these tools?

Team size changes price, permissions, administration, and the risk of a difficult migration.

Current tools

What software is already in the picture?

Add one tool at a time. Costs remain labeled as user-provided. You can also mark a tool as a definite keep or identify the one you are open to replacing.

Decision intent

What needs to change?

This is not shown when the route already answers the question.

Decision rules

What must the recommendation respect?

Choose only what would change the decision. Worthd scores these answers instantly using the same rules for every plan.

Connections you cannot lose

Select the systems a new tool must connect to. Leave this blank if none are essential.

Data requirements

Tell us where mistakes would be costly. Worthd will rule out a tool unless the requirement is clearly supported. This is guidance, not a compliance certification.

How this works: deployment and migration rules change the score. Integrations and data requirements become visible checks until Worthd has structured source evidence. The result never assumes compatibility or compliance.

Total budget

What total monthly software spend feels realistic for the jobs selected?

This is the total across the selected jobs. It is a planning guardrail, not a ranking input. Worthd will not claim a tool fits the budget until the exact vendor plan has a current, source-checked cost basis.

Operating preference

How should the setup feel to run?

Choose an operating preference and the one outcome that matters most.

Primary outcome