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IFTTT Reviews in September 2026: User Ratings, Pros & Cons

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IFTTT Reviews & Ratings

3.8

Very Good

Based on 140 ratings & 170 reviews

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Rating Distribution

Excellent

(100)

Very Good

(25)

Good

(3)

Poor

(4)

Terrible

(38)

IFTTT pros and cons

  • Reviewers love automating tasks across many services with no coding knowledge required.

  • A vast library of integrations and applets connects apps that otherwise can't talk to each other.

  • The interface is simple, clean, and user-friendly for everyday automations.

  • It's especially useful for cross-posting content across social media platforms.

  • Some reviewers find it limited for more complex or multi-step automations.

  • Recent price increases and applet limits are a common complaint.

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Showing 131-140 out of 170

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Anonymous User

09/03/17

5 out of 5

"Unlimited potential, IFTTT connects the web to work for you."

What do you like best about IFTTT? IFTTT has amazing potential which seems to be growing everyday. The opportunities to make life simpler and more automated are pretty much unlimited. I like that I can create recipes to help my small business. A few examples of ways I use it for business: syncing between Gmail and DropBox, syncing between MailChimp and Gmail, sharing new blog posts via Social Media, and more. There is something for every user no what website or software you're using. What ...

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AU

Anonymous User

09/03/17

5 out of 5

"Unlimited potential, IFTTT connects the web to work for you."

What do you like best about IFTTT? IFTTT has amazing potential which seems to be growing everyday. The opportunities to make life simpler and more automated are pretty much unlimited. I like that I can create recipes to help my small business. A few examples of ways I use it for business: syncing between Gmail and DropBox, syncing between MailChimp and Gmail, sharing new blog posts via Social Media, and more. There is something for every user no what website or software you're using. What ...

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Bob T

08/11/17

4 out of 5

"My number one tool for time saving and organising"

What do you like best about IFTTT? The first thing I noticed about IFTTT was how easy it is to use. I use it to promote posts, record data about incoming and outgoing calls and backup images from my Android phone. What do you dislike about IFTTT? To be honest, I've not really found anything I don't like. Both the web site and the Android app would well and are fairly trouble free. Recommendations to others considering IFTTT: If you're tied up with doing repetitive but simple tasks then it's ...

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Ian Pugh

08/02/17

5 out of 5

Amazing and free!

Date of experience: August 03, 2017

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Ian Pugh

08/02/17

5 out of 5

Amazing and free!

Date of experience: August 03, 2017

AU

Anonymous User

07/31/17

4 out of 5

"Solid and simple integration tools"

What do you like best about IFTTT? For simple logic connections between apps and services IFTTT is brilliant. It's very easy to set up "applets" to connect services and simplify my life and work considerably. For example, I have set up applets that automatically add native posts from Twitter (my preferred social network) to Facebook and LinkedIn. This allows me to simplify my social media content flow and still reach people I care about who prefer those other networks. What do you dislike ...

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Richard R

07/27/17

5 out of 5

"Too many IoT and Home Automation Devices? IFTTT should be your first step to connecting it and more"

What do you like best about IFTTT? IFTTT is an excellent resource for automating so many everyday tasks. From integrating smart home devices to emailing and syncing social media content. I have not found an automated task yet that IFTTT has not been able to help me with. What do you dislike about IFTTT? Applet organization could be a little cleaner for general browsing. You are still able to directly search for applets, but browsing can be a little cluttered. Recommendations to others ...

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Richard R

07/27/17

5 out of 5

"Too many IoT and Home Automation Devices? IFTTT should be your first step to connecting it and more"

What do you like best about IFTTT? IFTTT is an excellent resource for automating so many everyday tasks. From integrating smart home devices to emailing and syncing social media content. I have not found an automated task yet that IFTTT has not been able to help me with. What do you dislike about IFTTT? Applet organization could be a little cleaner for general browsing. You are still able to directly search for applets, but browsing can be a little cluttered. Recommendations to others ...

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Lance D

07/13/17

5 out of 5

"Automate & Simplify"

What do you like best about IFTTT? IFTTT does a great job of automating tasks across multipled accounts. I don't need to log into each account and repeat the same actions to publish content, or to capture published content for redistribution. What do you dislike about IFTTT? Some of the services that operate within the IFTTT environment do not do the specific things I'd want, or some of the services are not yet on board. Recommendations to others considering IFTTT: When I first started ...

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LD

Lance D

07/13/17

5 out of 5

"Automate & Simplify"

What do you like best about IFTTT? IFTTT does a great job of automating tasks across multipled accounts. I don't need to log into each account and repeat the same actions to publish content, or to capture published content for redistribution. What do you dislike about IFTTT? Some of the services that operate within the IFTTT environment do not do the specific things I'd want, or some of the services are not yet on board. Recommendations to others considering IFTTT: When I first started ...

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