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1 team shared what they pay for workflow automation tools. The median is $2,395 a year. By company: Zapier $2,395 (1 team).
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Own your core flows; rent the long tail of app connectors that change every month.
You need dozens of third-party plug-ins from a marketplace. You have no one internally to own the tool after launch. Your usage changes completely every few months.
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