one thing to add after trying them all: zapier just works. I think the vendors just put more effort into the integrations because zapier has the biggest market, and it makes everything smoother. For example i spent 2 hours trying to integrate my personal gmail to automate some replies on Make. Went nowhere. Then tried zapier out of desperation and it worked in 2 minutes. it's not the UX, just they have more permissions / easier integration that doesn't require setting up special permissions and whatnot.
Could also be zapier being more careful about the overall quality of integrations. I find Make to be a bit sloppy with their UX and documentation, wouldn't be surprised if they let some integrations in that are sub-par.
one thing to add after trying them all: zapier just works. I think the vendors just put more effort into the integrations because zapier has the biggest market, and it makes everything smoother. For example i spent 2 hours trying to integrate my personal gmail to automate some replies on Make. Went nowhere. Then tried zapier out of desperation and it worked in 2 minutes. it's not the UX, just they have more permissions / easier integration that doesn't require setting up special permissions and whatnot.
Could also be zapier being more careful about the overall quality of integrations. I find Make to be a bit sloppy with their UX and documentation, wouldn't be surprised if they let some integrations in that are sub-par.
Nice one!
We actually just interviewed the co-founder of Zapier!
Check it out - - > https://www.neweconomies.co/p/ai-will-reshape-society-wade-foster