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Push by Zapier

A Chrome extension to automate 500+ apps, powered by Zapier

#2 Product of the DayOctober 06, 2016

Push by Zapier is the quickest way to add data to 750+ web apps. Just make a Zapier workflow, then push the Zapier Chrome extension's button to start that workflow with any text or link you enter.

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The best Chrome extensions to boost your productivity right nowThanks to the emergence of Web-based tools and services, most of us work primarily in the browser these days, and that means it's our main productivity center. Google Chrome is far and away the most popular browser around and it supports a huge number of extensions, which are essentially plugins that add functionality to your browser.
The Next WebAbhimanyu Ghoshal
iPaaS In Your Browser With Push By ZapierAllowing users to trigger API functionality from the browser adds an empowering dimension to the API conversation for non-developers. It allows the average user to access the features of any SaaS platform with an API, in their default environment--the browser.
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  • Johnathan HollandI truly obsess over helping others..
    Pros: 

    Zapier helps you automate a ton of your technology products that makes your business more efficient.

    Cons: 

    Sometimes it takes a bit doing complex Zaps, but much easier than paying a developer to hard code it.

    This is one of the most useful products I've ever used for automation. I use it specifically to automate a lot of our sales processes and sales funnel.

    Johnathan Holland has used this product for one year.
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Matthew GuayMaker@maguay · Marketing @ Zapier
Hey Product Hunt! Today we officially launched our new app and Chrome extension: Push by Zapier. Generally, Zapier automates your apps in the background, and you don't need to think about it. But sometimes, you just want to press a button and watch your workflow run. That's what Push is all about. It connects to 500+ apps, and lets you automate custom, one-click processes from anywhere on the web. You can set up two kinds of pushes: either with, or without text. And, just like Zapier, there's no code required. A few examples of what our beta testers set up with Push: - Quickly add events to your calendar - Set a timer, and get a notification anywhere when it expires - Push a button to pull reports or statistics - Fetch contact details from your CRM - Log to-dos or save links for later You can see some use cases, and read more about getting started, here: https://zapier.com/blog/push-by-...
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Hadi Farnoud@hadifarnoud
@maguay please consider Safari as well. we all love to move away from slow battery hungry Chrome
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Arun Sathiya@arunsathiya · Happiness Engineer, Automattic
@maguay @hadifarnoud How about Firefox? I have been using for years and have no complaints.
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Mark Spivey@ausonio · Owner, SoundFunnel
You need to release cheaper Personal plans. I can't take Zapier seriously until you sort it out.
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Ben Ho@benhomie
@ausonio I'd be worried if Zapier didn't charge adequately to keep the lights on and their staff fed. If you really like Zapier, show some support! :)
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Joshua A. Brueckner@jabrueckner · Founder & CEO, Air Tailor
@ausonio Zapier is WAYYYYYY valuable for the small price. Maybe you need more Zaps – it does so much!
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Mark Spivey@ausonio · Owner, SoundFunnel
@benhomie I don't have a problem with the price they charge for their Basic plan, but I simply have no need for 3000 zaps per month. I'm not rich enough to go around wasting money simply because I like their service. Why is there no range between their 100 zap free plan and the 3000 basic one?
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Garett Dunn@garettmd · Sr. System Engineer
@ausonio @benhomie They definitely seem to be focusing on business use as opposed to hobbyists or other use cases. I know I couldn't justify $20/month if it wasn't for something I was making money on.
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Some Guy@ghobs91 · Head Of Winging It, Denarri
@ausonio @benhomie That's a common business tactic called "anchoring", AKA make the basic tier a bare minimum, so upgrading to the next tier feels like a no brainer, even if it has more than you need.
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Christopher Drake@christopher_87 · ThatStartupCompany.com / Arowana Capital
So great. Have been using it for. A while I use to just use a typeform or a google sheet update or another way to force a zap to run. But now it's easier
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Christopher Leach@leachy114 · Programmer and Student
Big fan of Zapier, basically used Motion AI and Zapier to build a personal assistant. Gonna have some fun experimenting with this.
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David Feng@davidsfeng · Co-Founder at Reamaze
Single-purpose workflows! This is pretty awesome. We're gonna try it out on our own zaps :) Congrats! @maguay
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