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Tool roundups and comparisons

Roundups are only useful when they say who a tool is wrong for, so these are organised around fit rather than ranking. Each entry covers what the product does well, the specific place it breaks down, and the kind of team it suits — which means the top pick is frequently not the one you should buy. Where pricing is involved we note the tier the useful features actually live on, because the headline price and the price you end up paying are rarely the same number.