Wenddy_Albato
May 15, 2024A: Hey Jack! Thank you for your interest in Albato!
We can certainly say that Albato is praised for its user-friendly UI/UX and our unique no-code App Integrator. Our pricing is competitive and the number of integrated apps is growing on a constant basis.
Moreover, as we show in instruments, such as our roadmap (https://roadmap.albato.com/public/summary), we do take into account the voice and priorities of our users. I suggest you try our platform to see our features and benefits in practice! :)
Jack S. it's our understanding that Boost.space is more like a combo of Airtable or Sheets with integrated automations powered by Make. This makes BS a super syncing tool or single source of truth for data (their words). The limitation w/ Boost IMHO is you only have 20k records total in your account or database. This will make it challenging to scale operations beyond (think # of customers, orders, products, etc.) meaning one will have to upgrade to a subscription or get super creative to handle more than the 20k records, which will eat into operations.
Albato on the other hand is a low/no-code automation tool like ActivePieces, Make, Pabbly or Zapier, though it currently has fewer app connections than the last three examples. They have however recently offered a "Storage" feature that may perform similar to Boost.space's primary function of data synchronization, but you'll need a database app, like Sheets, Retable, AiTable or Airtable for the actual storage of data.
We opted for the Albato w/ AiTable & Retable because the two "Table" apps allow for 50k records per dataset or sheet, with 10k (Ai) to Unlimited (Re) databases giving way more storage space to segment data (e.g. customers, orders, products, etc.) for scaling operations. These are just our thoughts though so hopefully this helps.