Should I show prices at all if I sell enterprise?

Show something — a starting figure or a range. A pricing page with only "Contact sales" reads as expensive and loses the buyers who would have self-served at the bottom tier.

Where does the FAQ go on a pricing page?

Directly under the tiers, before the final CTA. It exists to answer the doubts the price just created, and those are freshest immediately after the number.

Are these pricing page examples free to use?

28 of the 31 are free to copy and use commercially; 3 need a Pro licence, and each one says so on its own page before you spend any time on it.

How do I add one to my project?

Install it with the CLI: `npx hoverlab add pricing-page` writes the component and its dependencies into your project. Every artifact here also has a copy button for the raw source, and an "Open in sandbox" link if you would rather try it first.

Why does this page mix components and whole pages?

Because the phrase does. The same search covers 15 section blocks, 11 composed pages and 5 templates — one of them is the right size for what you are building, and which one depends on how much of the screen you still have to write.

Pricing that scales with you, not ahead of you

Start free and stay free until it is worth paying for. Every plan includes the full library — the tiers differ on scale and support, never on quality.

MonthlyYearlySave 20%

Free

Everything you need to try it properly.

Free

Up to 3 projects
Community support
Core component library

Pro

For working developers shipping real products.

$19/month

Unlimited projects
Commercial license
The full library
Priority email support
Figma source files

Team

Shared access and billing for a whole team.

$49/month

Everything in Pro
Up to 10 seats
Shared component presets
SSO and audit log
Invoice billing

What the tiers actually change

Every line, side by side.

What the tiers actually change — features by plan
Feature	Free	ProPopular	Team
Projects	3	Unlimited	Unlimited
Commercial license	Not included	Included	Included
Full component library	Not included	Included	Included
Figma source files	Not included	Included	Included
Seats	1	1	Up to 10
SSO and audit log	Not included	Not included	Included
Support	Community	Priority email	Dedicated

Before you decide

The questions people ask right before they buy.

Can I change plan later?

Any time, in both directions. Upgrades take effect immediately and are prorated; downgrades apply at the end of the current period so you keep what you paid for.

What happens when I hit a limit?

Nothing breaks. We email you at 80% and again at 100%, and usage above the limit is billed at the listed overage rate rather than being cut off mid-request.

Do you offer refunds?

Within 30 days, in full, no questions asked. After that we will prorate the unused portion of an annual plan if you ask.

Is there a discount for annual billing?

Two months free — that is the 20% you see on the toggle. Annual plans are invoiced and can be paid by bank transfer.

Do you have startup or nonprofit pricing?

Yes to both. Email us with a sentence about what you are building and we will sort it out — we have never said no to a nonprofit.

Still not sure which plan?

Start on Free. You will know within a week whether you need more, and upgrading takes one click with no migration.

Create a free account

Pricing Page

Plans, a feature matrix and a pricing-specific FAQ written to remove the last purchase objection rather than answer general questions.

Marketing Pages3 blocks94 lines

Billing

Your plan, what you have used, and everything you have been charged.

Billing

Your plan, your next charge and how it is paid.

Current plan

Team$490/month

Up to 10 seats
SSO and audit log
Priority support
Invoice billing

Next charge

$490.00

on 1 September 2026

Payment method

Visa ending 4242Expires 09/28

Manage billing

Usage this period

Resets 1 September

Upgrade plan

You are over the limit on at least one quota. Overage is billed at the end of the period.

API requests842,000 / 1,000,000
84% of your limit used
Team seats8 / 10
80% of your limit used
Storage47 GB / 50 GB
94% of your limit used
Bandwidth128 GB / 100 GB
28 GB over your limit
Projects23of unlimited
No limit on this plan

Invoice history

Every charge on this account. PDFs are available for seven years.

Billing portal

Invoice history
Invoice	Date	Status	Amount
INV-2026-0812Team plan — August	Aug 1, 2026	Paid	$490.00
INV-2026-0745Team plan — July	Jul 1, 2026	Paid	$490.00
INV-2026-0698Additional seats (3)	Jun 14, 2026	Refunded	$147.00
INV-2026-0671Team plan — June	Jun 1, 2026	Failed	$490.00
INV-2026-0602Pro plan — May	May 1, 2026	Paid	$190.00

Billing & Usage Screen

Plan, quota meters and invoice history, with the upgrade prompt placed beside a bar that is nearly full rather than on the plan card.

Account & Billing5 blocks44 lines

Single Offer

One thing, one price, named above the fold — for a course, a consultation or a one-time licence, where there is nothing to compare against and hiding the number answers the only question last.

Marketing Pages7 blocks57 lines

Change plan

Both directions, with the charge shown before the button and the end date shown before the cancellation.

Change your plan

Changes take effect immediately. Downgrades credit the unused remainder against your next invoice.

Cancel your Team plan

You can do this yourself, right here, and it takes one click once you have read what happens.

What happens, and when

You keep Team until 14 October 2026 — the period you have already paid for. Nothing stops today.
You will not be charged again, and there is no cancellation fee.
After that, your data is kept for 30 days and restoring is one click. It is deleted after that.

What breaks on 14 October 2026

API keys stop working, and any integration using them fails
Team members lose access to shared projects
Scheduled exports stop running

Why are you cancelling? — optional, and it does not change anything below

Type cancel to confirm

Change Plan

Both directions, because only one of them is usually built: a radiogroup with the prorated charge announced as it changes, and a cancellation with the end date, what breaks, and one honest alternative offered once.

Account & Billing3 blocks52 lines

Acme

Sign in Book a call

Three ways to work with us

Named by the situation you are in rather than by how much they cost, because the wrong engagement at the right price is still wrong.

Audit

You think something is wrong and cannot prove it

Two weeks, fixed fee
A written report you own outright
No obligation to hire us for the fix

Build

You know what to do and have nobody free to do it

Six to twelve weeks
Your repo, your CI, your review process
Handover session and a written runbook

Embed

You need the capability, not the deliverable

Three months minimum
Two of ours alongside two of yours
Pairing, not a parallel team

How the work runs

The three things clients ask about before they ask about price.

Always first

A week of reading before anyone writes code

The repository, the incident history, the last two post-mortems and an hour with whoever has been there longest. Every engagement that has gone badly for us skipped this to start faster.

Codebase and infra review
Incident and on-call history
One interview per team

How we bill

Fixed fee per phase, never by the hour

Hourly billing makes our incentive the opposite of yours on the only question that matters — how long this takes. The phase price is agreed before the phase starts and does not move unless the scope does, in writing.

Phase priced before it begins
Scope changes re-quoted, not absorbed silently
Unused phases simply are not invoiced

What you keep

Everything, including the reasoning

Code, infrastructure, documents and the decision log with the alternatives we rejected and why. A handover that is only the code leaves the next person re-deciding everything from scratch.

Full IP assignment
Decision log with alternatives
Runbook written by whoever is on call next

What each one costs

Ranges, with the variable named. If a number here is not the number you would be quoted, the difference is in the row underneath it.

What each one costs — features by plan
Feature	Audit	BuildPopular	Embed
Typical duration	2 weeks	6–12 weeks	3 months, rolling
Fee	£9k fixed	£12–18k per phase	£22k per month
What moves the number	Nothing — it is fixed	Source systems in scope	People embedded
Written report	Included	Included	Included
We write production code	Not included	Included	Included
Your team pairs with ours	Not included	Not included	Included
Handover runbook	Not included	Included	Included
Notice to stop	n/a	End of phase	30 days

Before you enquire

The four that come up on nearly every first call.

Will you sign our MSA rather than use yours?

Usually yes. Our standard terms exist so a small engagement does not need a legal review; if you have your own, send it and we will redline rather than negotiate from scratch.

Can we stop after the audit?

That is a normal outcome and the fee is structured for it. Around a third of audits end with a report that the client’s own team then acts on, which is a good result and we would rather have the reference.

Who actually does the work?

The people you meet on the call. We do not have a bench of juniors behind a senior pitch team, which is also why we can only run four engagements at a time.

What if we are unhappy halfway through?

Stop at the end of the current phase and pay only for that phase. There is no termination fee and no minimum term on Audit or Build.

Take 1 of 2

Services Page

For a business that sells work rather than licences: three engagements named by situation, and prices in a comparison table rather than a pricing card with a monthly toggle that does not apply.

Marketing Pages7 blocks173 lines

Longform

Sign in Subscribe — £9/mo

New series · Profiling, end to end

Seven hours on finding out what is actually slow

Long-form technical film-making with the profiler open the whole time. 240 hours in the catalogue, no ads on any plan, and about 40 hours of it free without an account.

Watch the first episode free See what is in here

New this week

Six of the fourteen series added this month. Everything is released complete — there is no weekly drip.

View all

Most watched right now

What other people are part-way through. Nothing here is sponsored or promoted — it is a count.

View all

Episode 3

4:18 / 12:04

Profiling, end to end

Where the time actually goes

48,219 views · Episode 3 of 7 · Published 4 March

We take a page that feels slow and find out what is actually slow about it — with a profiler open the whole time, and no guessing. The fix at the end is two lines; finding it is the other eleven minutes.

The four things people ask before subscribing

Downloads, ads, subtitles and sharing — in that order, because that is the order they come up. None of them is an upsell.

Download anything, keep it 30 days
Every episode, at full quality, on up to four devices. Nothing expires after 48 hours the way it does elsewhere, and a download you started stays valid if your subscription lapses mid-series.
No ads, ever, on any plan
There is one plan and it has never had an ad tier, a "with ads" discount, or a mid-roll. This is a product decision rather than a current promotion.
Subtitles and transcripts on everything
Human-written, not auto-generated, in six languages. Every episode also has a searchable transcript, which is how most people actually find the bit they wanted to re-watch.
Five profiles, and no household check
Watch on three screens at once from anywhere. We do not check IP addresses, ask for a verification code, or have an opinion about who is in your household.

One plan, and it is the best one

No ad tier, no 4K surcharge, no annual lock-in. The thing you can buy is the whole thing.

Longform

£9a month

Subscribe for £9 a month

About 40 hours are free to watch with no account at all, including the whole first series. Try that before you pay for anything.

What is included

240 hours, everything in the catalogue
4K HDR wherever the source allows
Downloads that keep for 30 days, on four devices
Three simultaneous streams, five profiles
Human-written subtitles and transcripts, six languages
No ads, and there has never been an ad tier
Cancel in two clicks, effective at the end of the period

Before you subscribe

Cancellation, downloads, sharing and price rises — the four places streaming services usually disappoint people.

Something else?

Support is email and it is answered by people who work here, usually within a day and always within three.

Email support

Can I cancel whenever I want?

Yes, from the account page in two clicks, and it takes effect at the end of the period you have already paid for rather than immediately. No retention flow, no phone call, and no offer of two months free on the way out.

What happens to my downloads if I cancel?

Anything already downloaded stays playable for 30 days from when you downloaded it, including after the subscription ends. Most services revoke on cancellation; we think that is mean, given you paid for the month.

Is there a free trial?

No trial, and the first month is the same price as every other month — but roughly 40 hours of the catalogue is free to watch without an account at all, including the whole first series of Profiling. Watch that and decide.

How many people can watch at once?

Three streams, five profiles, and we do not check where they are. No household verification, no travel restrictions, and no "you seem to be away from home" email.

What quality does it stream at?

4K HDR where the source allows, adaptive down to about 1.5Mbps. There is no quality tier and no surcharge for 4K — the plan you can buy is the best one there is.

Will the price go up?

It has once in five years, from £7 to £9, announced two months ahead. If it changes again, existing subscribers keep their price for twelve months and are told before it happens rather than in the receipt.

Streaming Service Landing

The catalogue sells itself: rails second, features far down as objection handling, and a real watch screen on the marketing page instead of a device montage.

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Orbit

Beta notes Join the waitlist

Your calendar, minus the negotiation

Orbit reads the meeting out of the thread and books it, in the gap everyone can actually make. No polls, no back-and-forth, no third message asking about Tuesday.

Free for the first cohort. No card, and no marketing list.

4,820 already waiting

Engineers on the list work at

Northwind
Contoso
Lumon
Vandelay
Initech

4,820

on the waitlist

Since the first demo, 9 March

120

per cohort

Small enough that we answer every email

Q4

general availability

Cohorts open monthly until then

Three things, done properly

Not a feature list — the three decisions the product is built around. Everything else follows from them.

It reads the thread
Forward the mail and Orbit works out who needs to be there, how long it should run, and which week you actually meant. You confirm; you do not fill anything in.
It defends the gaps
Focus blocks are real appointments, not a colour. Orbit will move a meeting before it splits an afternoon, and tells the other side why in a sentence you can edit.
It leaves no residue
Cancel and every hold disappears from every calendar it touched. No orphaned invites, no ghost blocks a month later, no cleanup task nobody owns.

“We ran the beta across a 40-person engineering org for six weeks. The scheduling threads didn't get shorter — they stopped happening.”

Dana OkonkwoVP Engineering, Northwind

in private beta: 6 weeks; in private beta
scheduling messages: −71%; scheduling messages
returned per person, per week: 3.5 hrs; returned per person, per week

Trusted by support teams at

Meridian
Coastline Health
Fieldstone

What people ask before they sign up

The four we get most, answered the way we would answer them in a reply.

Something we have not covered?

Mail the founders directly. Both of us read it, and one of us replies the same day.

hello@orbit.example

When do I actually get in?

Cohorts open monthly, 120 people each, in signup order. You will get a date rather than a "soon" — and if you are more than one cohort away we say so in the first mail rather than at the end.

What will it cost when it launches?

The first cohort is free permanently, not free for a trial. After that we expect to charge per seat per month, in the range you would expect for a calendar tool. We are not naming a number we might have to walk back.

What do you do with my calendar data?

Read the events, write the ones you confirm, and nothing else. It is not training data, it is not sold, and it is deleted within 30 days of you leaving. The data-processing agreement is available before you connect anything.

Does it work with Outlook, or only Google?

Both at launch. The beta is Google-first because that is what the first cohort ran; Outlook support is in the second. If you are Outlook-only, say so when you sign up and we will slot you accordingly.

Get in before the cohort fills

120 places a month, in signup order. It takes an email address and about four seconds.

Join the waitlist Read the beta notes

Free for the first cohort, permanently
No card, no sales call
One email when your cohort opens — that is all

Waitlist Landing Page

A pre-launch page for a product you cannot buy yet: one email field, scarcity instead of adoption, and no pricing section to be held to later.

Marketing Pages9 blocks206 lines

Fieldwork

Journal Start a project

Design studio — London and Lisbon

We design the parts nobody screenshots.

Onboarding, settings, empty states, the error a customer hits at 2am. The unglamorous surfaces where products are actually kept or abandoned.

See the work Start a project

Fourteen years, sixty-odd products, a handful of them yours

NorthwindContosoLumonInitechGlobexUmbrellaVandelaySoylent

Outcomes

Four numbers from projects we can name, with the sample attached

Studios quote their best case and call it a result. These are medians across every engagement of the last three years, including two that were cancelled — which is why they are less flattering than the figures on most studio sites, and why we will show you the working.

Read a full case study

+41%: activation, median across 9 onboarding projects; Client analytics, 90 days post-launch
−63%: support tickets about the thing we redesigned; Six engagements with before/after data
11 weeks: median engagement, start to handover; All 34 projects since 2023
7 of 10: clients come back within two years; Excludes the four companies that no longer exist

Three ways we work

Shapes of engagement rather than a capability list. Pick the one that matches where you are, or tell us we have the wrong three.

2 weeks

Teardown

We use your product the way a new customer does, then hand back a prioritised list of what is costing you activation and what it would take to fix each one. Fixed fee. Roughly a third of these end with us telling you not to hire us.

Annotated walkthrough of the real flows
Ranked by cost to you, not effort to us
Yours to hand to any studio, including not us

8–12 weeks

Product design

The main engagement. We take one surface — onboarding, the settings area, the billing flow — from research through to built components your engineers can ship, working inside your repo and your design system rather than beside them.

Research, interface design and front-end build
We write the components, not a spec of them
Weekly demo against your staging, not a Figma review

Ongoing

Embedded

Two or three days a week inside your team for six months or more, for companies at the point where the design work is continuous but a full-time hire is a year away. Same people every week, in your standups.

Named designers, not a rotating bench
Three-month minimum, one-month notice
We help you hire your replacement for us

The people who would actually do the work

Fieldwork is six people and stays six people. You meet everyone in week one, and the person in the pitch is the person on the project — a sentence every studio writes and this is the size at which it is true.

Priya Raghavan
Co-founder & CEO
Previously led platform at a payments unicorn; still reviews PRs.
Marcus Okafor
Co-founder & CTO
Wrote the first commit in March 2023 and the incident runbook the week after.
Elena Sokolova
Head of Design
Believes every empty state deserves as much care as the dashboard.
Tom Whitfield
Staff Engineer
Owns the sync engine; measures success in p99s, not features.
Aisha Diallo
Product Manager
Turns forty support tickets a week into a roadmap the team believes in.
Daniel Kim
Developer Advocate
If you found us through a conference talk in 2026, it was probably his.

“They spent the first fortnight telling us our onboarding problem was actually a pricing problem. Nobody we had paid before was willing to lose the next phase of work by saying that.”

Marisol HerreraChief Product Officer, Contoso

onboarding rebuild: 11 weeks; onboarding rebuild
trial-to-paid conversion: +52%; trial-to-paid conversion
tried it before us: 2 studios; tried it before us

Trusted by support teams at

Meridian
Coastline Health
Fieldstone

Tell us what is not working

A paragraph is enough to start. If we are the wrong studio for it we will say so in the reply, and usually name a better one.

Email the studio Book 30 minutes

A person replies, usually within a day
No proposal deck, no discovery invoice
Booked to about eight weeks out

Agency Landing Page

A studio site: full-bleed hero, client list, engagements described as engagements, and the actual team — with no pricing, on purpose.

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Junction

Sign in Get an API key

38 connectors, one contract

One API for every system your customers already run

Junction normalises 38 CRMs, ledgers and HR systems behind a single schema. Write the integration once; we keep it working when their vendor changes the field names.

Browse the catalogue Read the docs

Salesforce
HubSpot
NetSuite
Xero
QuickBooks
Workday
BambooHR
Dynamics 365
and 30 more

The whole catalogue, with what actually works

Beta means the endpoints exist and the edge cases do not all have tests yet. Planned means it is not built. We would rather lose the signup than the trust.

Salesforce
CRM
Available
Accounts, contacts, opportunities and custom objects.
HubSpot
CRM
Available
Full CRM object model, including associations.
Pipedrive
CRM
Available
Deals, persons, organisations and activities.
NetSuite
Ledger
Available
GL, AR/AP, subsidiaries and saved searches.
Xero
Ledger
Available
Invoices, bills, contacts and tracking categories.
QuickBooks
Ledger
Available
Online only — the desktop editions are not supported.
Sage Intacct
Ledger
Beta
Dimensions, journals and multi-entity consolidation.
Workday
HR
Beta
Workers, org structure and compensation, read-only.
BambooHR
HR
Available
Employees, time off and custom fields.
Personio
HR
Available
Employees, absences and attendance.
Dynamics 365
CRM
Beta
Sales and Business Central. Finance & Ops is planned.
SAP S/4HANA
Ledger
Planned
Scoped to the finance modules. In build with two design partners.
Oracle Fusion
Ledger
Planned
ERP and HCM. Design partners wanted.
Gusto
HR
Planned
Payroll runs, employees and contractor payments.

One normalised payload, whatever is behind it

$ import { Junction } from '@junction/sdk'

const junction = new Junction(process.env.JUNCTION_KEY!)

// Same shape whether the account lives in Salesforce,
// HubSpot or Dynamics — the connector is a parameter,
// not a different code path.
const { data } = await junction.accounts.list({
  connection: 'conn_8fK2',
  updatedSince: '2026-08-01',
  limit: 100,
})

for (const account of data) {
  console.log(account.id, account.name, account.owner?.email)
}

What this does that a webhook does not

Every one of these is a thing you would otherwise build once per connector, and then maintain once per connector for as long as the product exists.

Normalisation

One schema, thirty-eight field-naming conventions

An account is an account whether the system underneath calls it a Customer, an Organisation or a Business Partner. Custom fields come through in a typed passthrough rather than being dropped, so the 20% of every integration that is somebody’s bespoke field does not fall out of the abstraction.

One object model across CRM, ledger and HR
Custom fields preserved and typed
Field-level mapping you can override per connection

Auth

The OAuth dance, thirty-eight times, already done

A hosted connection flow your customer completes in your product, with token refresh, revocation handling and the per-vendor quirks absorbed. The one that expires silently after 90 days is handled; you find out from a webhook rather than from a customer.

Hosted or embedded connect flow
Refresh and revocation handled
Per-connection scope reporting

Change

When their vendor breaks the API, it is our incident

Upstream schema changes are absorbed behind the normalised model wherever they can be, and announced with a migration window where they cannot. In four years we have passed through two breaking changes to customers, both with ninety days’ notice.

Versioned, with a 12-month support window
2 breaking changes passed through since 2022
Status per connector, not just per platform

Pricing

Credits, because integration volume is not a straight line

A customer’s migration month is fifty times a normal one. Seats make the quiet months feel like a rip-off and the busy ones like a penalty.

One credit is one API call to a connected system — a read, a write or a page of results. Retries after our own failures are not charged.

250K
$99
per month
Enough for about 40 connected customers on a normal month.
Start here
Most bought
2M
$599Save 25%
per month
The tier most teams settle on once they are past a hundred connections.
Choose 2M
10M
$2,200Save 45%
per month
Volume pricing below this rate is available above 25M.
Talk to us

Unused credits roll over for 12 months
Retries after our own failures are never charged
No per-connector fee and no per-seat fee
Hard caps available, so a runaway job cannot invoice you

If yours is not on the list yet

Dated where we can date it, and marked planned rather than “coming soon”. Design partners get the connector free for the first year and a say in the field mapping.

Shipped

2

Salesforce custom objects, write path
Landed in v3.1, August.
Sage Intacct multi-entity
Consolidation dimensions included.

In progress

3

Workday write pathQ4 2026
Read-only today; writes with two design partners.
Dynamics 365 Finance & OpsQ4 2026
Sales and Business Central are already live.
Webhook-based change feeds for every connectorQ1 2027
Polling today on 11 of the 38.

Planned

3

SAP S/4HANA, finance modulesH1 2027
Scoped with two design partners. Not started.
Oracle Fusion ERPH1 2027
Design partners wanted — talk to us.
Gusto and Rippling payrollH1 2027
Payroll is a different object model; scoping now.

What you will ask in the security review

Or at the point where somebody senior asks what happens if this goes away.

Do you store our customers’ data?: Only what is needed to serve a request, and by default only for the 24 hours a retry window needs. Sync mode caches normalised records so you can query without hitting the upstream rate limit; it is opt-in per connection, and the retention is yours to set down to zero.
What happens when we outgrow you?: Every connection can be exported with its tokens and its field mappings, in a documented format, on every plan. We would rather you left cleanly than stayed because leaving was expensive — and the number of teams that ask this and then never leave is most of them.
How do you handle upstream rate limits?: Per-connection budgeting, queued writes and automatic backoff tuned to each vendor’s published limits. Your call either returns data or returns a documented 429 with a retry-after — it never silently returns a partial page.
Who is liable when a connector loses data?: We are, up to the limits in the contract, and the contract is on the site rather than behind a sales call. Writes are idempotent by key so a retry cannot double-post, which is the failure mode this question is really about.
Can we self-host it?: No, and we would rather say so plainly than run a sales process that ends here. Single-tenant deployment in your cloud region is available on the top tier; the code does not leave our estate.
What is your uptime, and where is it published?: 99.95% on the API, measured per connector and published per connector — a status page that stays green while one connector has been broken for a week is worse than no status page at all.

Integration Platform Landing Page

The connector names in the hero, a catalogue with honest live/beta/planned status, four SDK languages, credit pricing, and a dated roadmap for everyone who is not on the list.

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Acme

Sign in Get started

Analytics, without the spreadsheet

See what your product is doing, right now.

Every event, session and conversion in one place — with the answer already on screen instead of three filters away.

Try it free Watch the tour

4.9 from 812 reviews on G2

app.acme.com/overview

Switching

We move it, and we say what we cannot

Every migration page promises everything comes across. Something never does, and finding out which thing after the cutover is how a switch becomes a rollback.

Records, history and attachmentsEverything with a stable id, including the timestamps, so reports still line up.
Users and their permissionsRoles are mapped, and the mapping is shown for approval before anything is written.
What does not come acrossCustom automations. The triggers have no equivalent here and a silent half-migration is worse.
Run it twiceA trial into a sandbox first, then the real one. The trial is free and does not count against anything.

Integrations

Not all of these mean the same thing

A grid of thirty logos implies thirty equivalent integrations. Usually four are deep, six are one-way, and the rest are a Zapier entry. Saying which is which costs one sentence each.

Two-way syncChanges flow both directions and conflicts are resolved, not last-write-wins.
One-way importWe read from them on a schedule. Nothing is written back, which is often what you want.
Notifications onlyWe post events into the channel. Honest, useful, and not a sync — so it is not listed as one.
Via the APIEverything else. Documented, versioned, and the same API the first row is built on.

Results

What changed, and over how long

Most readers skip the quotes. What they do not skip is a number with a time period attached to it, and every figure here names the company it came from and how long it took.

Support replies: -63%
Onboarding: 9 days → 2
Manual reconciliation: 12 hrs/wk
Kept using it: 94%

The awkward questions

Most FAQs answer what the company wishes it were asked. These are the four that actually decide it, including the one where the honest answer is no.

See it on your own data

Thirty minutes, screen-shared, against something of yours rather than a seeded demo account. If you would rather not talk to anyone, the free tier is the same product.

Switching & Migration

The landing page for a reader whose current tool already works: the migration mechanism second rather than buried, integrations stated at depth, and deliberately no pricing section.

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Directory Index

Faceted by pricing model and hosting rather than by category, because the reader already knows the category. Publishes its own removal rate, which is a claim that can be checked.

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