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Hey everyone, I’ve been looking into integration platforms for connecting apps like CRM, ERP, and e-commerce systems, and Celigo keeps coming up as a solid iPaaS option. I checked it out and it seems pretty powerful, especially with prebuilt integrations and automation flows, but the pricing is a bit confusing since it’s not fixed and depends on endpoints and workflows. I also found this page Celigo Integrator.io and now I’m wondering if people actually use discounts like that or if it’s more about negotiating contracts. In real usage, does Celigo stay predictable in cost or does it grow quickly as you add more integrations?
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I’m not using Celigo yet, just researching integration tools, but from what I see it’s more of a long-term platform rather than something you pick for quick setups. It seems useful if integrations are a core part of your system, but maybe too complex for smaller projects. I’m still comparing it with simpler tools because I’m trying to figure out if I actually need that level of flexibility or just something easier to maintain at the beginning.