There is no such thing as 'best'. Of anything.
There may be something that performs exactly the way you want it to, but if the cost is prohibitive, then it's a moot point. Or something else may function as desired, but there's such a steep learning curve to it that you'll spend too much time learning how to make it work. Or something that is within your budget that works, but is so buggy it cannot be relied upon.
If there truly were the best of any one thing, it would be the only one on the market.