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> Part of the problem was that IFTTT started charging businesses Evidence: I run a SaaS and had a long-standing TODO: "Implement Zapier and IFTTT support". Wel
by jwr 6y ago
> Part of the problem was that IFTTT started charging businesses
Evidence: I run a SaaS and had a long-standing TODO: "Implement Zapier and IFTTT support". Well, I eventually did implement both, and then learned that in the meantime IFTTT changed its approach, started charging businesses, and the amounts are not insignificant. I had no idea if any of my customers actually wanted IFTTT, so I simply killed the integration and sticked to Zapier.
- toomuchtodo 6y agoBoth models can coexist (Zapier charging the end user instead of integration partners, IFTTT offering for "free" or very low cost if integration partners will pay and absorb those costs elsewhere, maybe baked into recurring revenue or the cost of hardware sold), but the use cases are drastically different.