Merge for Startups - Add product integrations quickly at our new startup pricing

@v_akomeah thanks for the support :)

@irenexh you are were weeeelcome

@vashon_lorona_gonzales Hey Vashon! Thanks for the feedback and joining the discussion! Though there are some platforms where building an integrations is quite simple (such as Quckbooks!), when a SaaS company needs to build and scale out dozens of integrations, that's when challenges can appear with API documentation, needing partnerships, etc. A good example is NetSuite which is notoriously hard to build. Totally hear you on using an integration specialists for some, but not all companies provide them. Merge is really here to help any SaaS company that needs to build and maintain multiple integrations but don't want to dedicate time or resources to it!

@vashon_lorona_gonzales @irenex hi Vashon! To add to Irene’s point - the most time consuming part of integrations is often the maintenance, and we’ve found that Quickbooks is an exception with how open and dev friendly their ecosystem is!

@shensi I hope my comment didn’t come as an attack on the on the product itself. I do see the use case and to your point, I agree with you on the maintenance. My criticism was more towards how it’s being advertised (hard to access, hard to build) unless the platform has integrations with niche platforms like Marqeta which is hard to access and hard to build but I don’t think that’s the case. Maybe saying “difficult to maintain” would be better advertising if your target market is developers because that’s more relatable and speaks better to developers who understands that pain point.