Compare Google Cloud APIs and Zapier 
- Users report that Zapier excels in its "Flow Designer" feature, allowing for intuitive automation creation, while Google Cloud APIs, although powerful, can be more complex to navigate for users unfamiliar with API design.
- Reviewers mention that Zapier's "Pre-Built Connectors" make it easy to integrate with a wide range of applications, which is particularly beneficial for small businesses looking for quick solutions, whereas Google Cloud APIs require more manual setup for similar integrations.
- G2 users highlight that Zapier's "Real-Time Integration" capabilities are user-friendly and efficient, making it a preferred choice for those needing immediate data synchronization, while Google Cloud APIs offer robust integration options but may lack the same level of immediacy for less technical users.
- Users on G2 appreciate Zapier's "Reusable Connectors," which streamline the automation process, whereas Google Cloud APIs, while offering powerful "API Management," can be overwhelming for users who are not well-versed in API usage.
- Reviewers say that Zapier's "Ease of Use" rating of 8.6 reflects its straightforward interface, making it accessible for small businesses, while Google Cloud APIs, with a slightly lower ease of use rating of 8.3, may require more technical expertise to fully leverage its capabilities.
- Users report that Google Cloud APIs shine in "Product Direction," receiving a perfect score of 10.0, indicating strong future development and support, while Zapier, with a score of 8.7, is also committed to improvement but may not match the same level of innovation as Google Cloud APIs.
- 1-to-1 automations
- Unlimited Zaps (Zap = automated workflow)
- Visual editor
It provides a language agnostic and very easy way of interfacing with the Google Cloud Platform Products. I really like that it can be easily done via REST calls or via inbuilt function calls from almost any language.
Though useful I have seen the interface isn't as fluent
I wasn't really sure what Zapier was for until I started digging around in the web application. Eventually I was able to come up with ideas to problems I didn't even know I had. There's a great interface for adding two types of software a company might use...
I've been a user for nearly 10 years. Twice in those 10 years we've been in a situation in which our usage has exceeded our monthly allowance. Both situations were anomilies. The first time, we were given a pass. The second time, I was told that...
It provides a language agnostic and very easy way of interfacing with the Google Cloud Platform Products. I really like that it can be easily done via REST calls or via inbuilt function calls from almost any language.
I wasn't really sure what Zapier was for until I started digging around in the web application. Eventually I was able to come up with ideas to problems I didn't even know I had. There's a great interface for adding two types of software a company might use...
Though useful I have seen the interface isn't as fluent
I've been a user for nearly 10 years. Twice in those 10 years we've been in a situation in which our usage has exceeded our monthly allowance. Both situations were anomilies. The first time, we were given a pass. The second time, I was told that...
