What's up, everyone? My name is George and this is SaaS Master.
Today we're going to talk about
Pabbly Connect and why you should buy Pabbly to Connect lifetime deal.
Now, before this video,
I made another one where we actually work together and there was a no BS video.
Well, this video is not going to be different.
There's not going to be BS,
but the reason I'm making this video and I think it's the first video I've made
actually talking about why you should buy it.
So in all honesty, I think it's a great deal and it's not going to be BS.
I know it kind of diminishes a bit saying
that my link is an affiliate link, but like I said, they're not going to be BS.
I want to talk about what the deal is and why you should get it.
What is the deal?
The deal is $79, and what you get for $79 is 2500 task.
And one of the questions that most people
ask themselves is how many codes do I actually need?
And I'm going to talk about that in a minute.
But before that, I just want to show you
what five minute intervals is because it's really important.
Five minute intervals is that every five minutes it's going to grab information
from wherever you're actually connecting to.
The only ones that are not subject
to these five minute intervals are web hooks.
Web hooks are instant, and they don't count as tasks.
Now what our tasks?
Let's first talk about that before we
actually talk about the calculation of how many quotes you might need.
So this is a private connect and this is a brand new.
I just opened that one.
And like I said, web hooks are not considered a task.
That one is you could say, like a preview. Right.
But if you connect something.
So for example, let's just say I am going to connect to Facebook, right?
Facebook fan page.
And I'm also going to connect.
This is not a tutorial video.
This is just examples.
And also Moosend.
And I'm going to open up a path which is
really cool the router and add something right here in this router.
I got to add something right here.
If it contains this equals to this, then I got to save that and add one right here.
So I'm going to do a get response done. All right.
How many tasks is this? First off?
Like I said, web hook is not considered a task.
If it were something else, it would be considered a task.
In this case, no first task, Facebook fan page.
That's one task.
Send it to Moosend.
That's two tasks.
In this router, I added something right here.
So the router is not considered a task,
but whatever the router does is considered a task.
So inside of here I added one task, so that's three.
And let's just say I added something else over here that would be four tasks.
So in this case right here, there's four tasks.
Those are what task is. All right.
So now you know what tasks are.
So now let's do some calculations.
Let's just say you are doing some a campaign somewhere else.
And the web hook is actually grabbing the name and email and all that good stuff.
And you want to send it to let's delete this one.
Yes. Remove it.
You want to send it to Moosend because that's your email marketing software SaaS.
And then you also want to send it to HubSpot CRM.
All right. So in this case, I'm grabbing information
from a web hook and I'm sending it to my email marketing campaign and to my CRM.
So how many tests do I need?
Let me open up my calculator.
And what I'm going to calculate here is just an example.
How many emails are you capturing a day?
And let's just say an average you're grabbing I don't know, 2025 emails.
And these emails are times 30 in a month. Right.
And since we have two tasks right here, remember Moose and HubSpot CRM.
So that's times two.
So that's 1500 tasks.
So as you can see, one code is actually a good amount of tasks.
Now it's going to depend from now on.
Now that you saw the examples.
And this calculation is to actually calculate what you might need it for.
Now you might be saying, okay, right now I need 900 task or 2000, actually.
But you think about, hey, you know what?
I might add this service for a client or
I'm expanding right now, and I'm sure I'm going to grab more clients.
Well, in that case, you would need to grab more codes.
But I hope this calculation helped you
kind of find out how many tasks you need, because I think that's really important.
Now what I think about the product.
All right.
Right now how it's structured.
I think it's pretty good from what they have right now.
So right now they have all of this.
And like I said, we saw this on the last
video, but the team has been adding more connections every single day.
The team is actually the palette team is
actually hungry for people to actually go and say, hey, you know what?
Add the connection to this.
Contact the developers.
So they add this API, and they have a really active Facebook
group where they're actually asking for people to do things like, hey,
go ask this founder if they have APIs and we'll add it.
We'll work on this, we'll do that and it's really active.
And people are really talking about the deal right here and what they can do.
And I just think it's great to have a group where it's more like life.
And aside from the support chat. Right.
But they have that group, which is pretty cool right now.
If we talk about the lifetime deal, how many are left?
They created this live Google sheet, which I'll leave it in the description.
And these are the total codes that they want to sell.
And these are the codes that have sold.
And these are the codes that are remaining as of today as of this video.
And obviously they might sell one right
now while we're speaking while making this video recorded it.
And this might finish. All right.
And it's not in a sense to create FOMO, as I said at the beginning,
I want you to actually grab this deal because I don't want you to miss it.
People missed the Zapier deal when it came out.
I think it was like 2016 or 15 like that.
They missed that lifetime deal, and many people regret not grabbing it.
I'm not saying this is going to replace Zapier because
Zapier is years ahead right now, but this team is actually working hard.
You can actually see them adding more integrations day by day.
And I think it has a lot of potential for this.
One of the things that I can see right
here, for example, is what we talked about right now.
Let me add that right there.
This right here the router in Zapier.
This is called paths.
I think Path was actually added last year
in 2019, and Paley already has this thing already added.
So having this already is really awesome.
So you can see like they grab the ideas the Zapier already has.
And let's just say, hey, you know what?
I'm not going to waste time.
I'm not going to make a big learning curve.
What I'm going to do is grab the ideas from Zapier and work in the linear mode.
So I go faster.
So catching up to Zapier will be faster
than trying to simulate something else or just go like, hey, you know what?
I want to try a brand new UI.
They didn't do that.
They said, you know what?
Zapier is leader.
Zapier is King.
And I think this is the way to go.
There's no point on working on another UI or other ideas.
This is the way to go and let's do it. So that's what they did.
And I applaud them for that because they don't waste time.
Just follow the King, man,
don't waste time in the learning curve. They're doing it right.
So just do what they're doing, right?
All right.
Just let me go into this route really
quick because I think it's really important.
What route does is, for example, I haven't connected anything right here.
So let me open my WordPress video. All right.
So right here, I already connected the WordPress one.
So there's information. Let me show you.
These are the API responses.
I already have things that it's already grabbing from WordPress.
So if I open the condition right here on Path, let me show you route one.
Let's just say, for example, whatever I grab from that connection if I
say the title, if something in title contains Lifetime, then do this.
All right. So I Canva say do fan page lifetimes.
That would be one route.
If it doesn't contain that, it's not going to do anything.
And if I had another route, if it contains, for example,
if the title equals two, that would be completely contained in the string.
If it contains Yearly, then do this.
It will post it on a Facebook page that is for yearly and not Lifetime.
These are just examples, right?
Because I think it's really important
because it's a really cool feature that they added it without wasting time.
There you go, guys.
That is public connect.
Like I said, it's no BS.
The thing that you're going to might
consider in this that is like with all lifetime deals,
you are on the risk that companies might disappear sometime, right?
I mean, that could happen. It's a possibility.
I'm just saying this because
I said there's not going to be the and that is a possibility.
Like every single lifetime deal that we purchase.
I think the team is actually really solid.
They have
not other companies.
They even have, like a student thing, a teacher on YouTube,
a really big channel that they have there with a whole bunch of videos.
I don't want to say 4000 videos they have or even more so.
It's a pretty solid company in that sense.
And I think they're here to stay.
But I just had to throw that out there
that it's always a possibility with Lifetime deals.
I think they're going to go a lot.
There's going to be a great deal.
And if they keep the work like they're doing it right now,
this is going to be one of the best deals that you have bought.
Well, guys, I hope you guys liked this video.
And like I said, if you guys want to grab the deal, the link will be a description.
It just helps me out to earn a small
Commission to keep making videos for you guys, grabbing deals and just testing them
out and giving you my thoughts and thinking about them.
Thank you for watching. My name is George, and this is sassmaster.