Echo & Alexa Forums
General Category => Amazon Echo Discussion => Topic started by: renegade600 on September 10, 2020, 02:46:58 pm
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Look like IFTTT is going to have monthly subscriptions. so it may be time to look for a better way to connect things that work with alexa. 10 bucks a month is just not worth it.
https://www.theverge.com/2020/9/10/21430265/ifttt-pro-subscriptions-free-controversy
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I never realy used IFTTT other then just a test run. I found I could do all my required fumctions running a home automation program on my PC. I later moved that process to a $5 pi zeroW.
IFTTT does provide a easy to use interface so many will at least opt into the $1.99 fee .
How many users stay after the price increase remains to be seen.
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I never realy used IFTTT other then just a test run. I found I could do all my required fumctions running a home automation program on my PC. I later moved that process to a $5 pi zeroW.
IFTTT does provide a easy to use interface so many will at least opt into the $1.99 fee .
How many users stay after the price increase remains to be seen.
10 bucks a month is a bit high, with routines and skills getting more advance, they could be putting themselves out of business.
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I've never found IFTTT to be reliable. In other words, it never worked 100%. It only worked sometimes or the delay between the IF and the THEN took so long that it was useless. As for paying for it, that is laughable.
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I've never found IFTTT to be reliable. In other words, it never worked 100%. It only worked sometimes or the delay between the IF and the THEN took so long that it was useless. As for paying for it, that is laughable.
i also never found it reliable in my limited testings. I do understand charging for a pro versuon and limiting the free version running a server does cost $.
10 bucks a month is a bit high, with routines and skills getting more advance, they could be putting themselves out of business.
I agree, the pro version may never catch on at that price.