Integry review
A focused platform for embedding connected workflows, authentication, and integration management.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Integry is an API integration platform for SaaS companies that want to embed app connections, workflows, authentication, and integration management inside their products. Its web and API offering combines a visual workflow builder with custom code support, connectors for 300+ apps, incoming webhooks, scheduled flows, and reusable integration components. It is aimed at product teams building embedded connectivity rather than organizations looking only for a standalone automation tool.
The plan structure follows increasing requirements for embedded integrations. Starter includes 10 end users, all apps, Function Prediction AI, Headless Calling, and Passthrough API. Growth adds connections to any API, two-way sync, import and export, API access, custom integrations, and integration auto-update. Enterprise includes custom pricing plans, custom throughput, whitelabel authentication, user change history, and workspaces. The pricing model is contact sales, so teams should evaluate their expected end users, integration scope, and throughput needs before choosing a tier.
Integry’s strongest fit is for applications that need customer-facing integration experiences. Its embedded marketplace and setup UI can sit alongside managed authentication, OAuth, and multiple connected accounts, while monitoring, filtering, logs, error handling, and manual retries support ongoing administration. Integrations include Salesforce, HubSpot, Jira, Twilio, Mailchimp, Slack, Zendesk, and Google Drive. Teams that need custom APIs, two-way synchronization, or embedded workflow controls should shortlist Integry; those seeking a free, self-serve starting point should consider alternatives with publicly available entry plans.
Integry pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Connectors for 300+ apps plus custom APIs, actions, and triggers
- Embedded marketplace, setup UI, monitoring, logs, and manual retries
- Managed OAuth, multiple connected accounts, and two-way synchronization
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires a sales conversation
- There is no free plan
- Advanced capabilities are reserved for higher tiers
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