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Super interesting - curious to hear about why you decided to build the integrations yourselves versus using an embedded iPaaS (I am one of the founders of one so always curious). Congrats on supporting more than 100 integrations!
Thought I could hop on here and plug my YC company, hotglue. We help people building products offer native integrations much more quickly, just thought it would be worth mentioning if you’re exploring building more integrations.
I’m a little biased here as one of the co-founders, but hotglue is meant to help companies like yours get data in from your customers! Feel free to give us a look at https://hotglue.xyz - happy to answer any questions you have about integrations in general as well.
I haven’t experienced using AirByte yet but based on the use case I believe you’re mentioning (user-facing integrations in your product), I think hotglue (https://hotglue.xyz) may be a good fit.
Disclaimer: I am one of the founders but thought I’d jump in here in case you hadn’t heard about us yet!
Fellow YC company (hotglue) here - we love the Singer spec so it is cool to see your modeling after that. It is worth giving a shout out to Meltano who is helping grow it (an Airbyte competitor). Love what you all are doing Vladimir! Congrats on the launch :D
We always have a hard time figuring out how to define our source of truth and which tables/graphs to use for measuring our KPIs. Definitely going to reach out about using Secoda... would save us a lot of number wrangling during our weekly syncs.
Yup! All the developer would need to do is select which objects they are trying to pull in hotglue (through our field map editor) and they would be good to go.
We want to be helpful for all teams at any stage - so we are always willing to reevaluate our pricing to be accurate to the value we provide.
It may seem expensive, but with the products we serve, typically a few users for our customer would cover the cost of hotglue.
(I am the other founder of hotglue) yes, all the end user does is just log in.
This is a really cool idea - though I tried it and I am not sure if it actually works. Let me know if I am just screwing something up!