I took a punt at syncspider as I didn't have any particular use case for it, but could definitely see the potential. My biggest concern was the lack of integrations (at the time), but the potential was definitely there. Well, I am very pleased as whatever these guys are pumping their dev team full of, can't be legal as they are just churning out integration after integration. The roadmap is clearly published and has a feedback system so you can vote for future integrations. I already have 3 integrations I wanted completed!

The SyncSpider interface is simple and easy to navigate and setting up new integrations is super simple.

It still has some quirks and I have had some issues getting a particular integration working, but their support team are on hand to help. There is also documentation for the integrations, but sometimes it needs a bit more detail.

If you are on the fence about getting SyncSpider, just get it. In a years time it will be the hottest thing in the integration space and you will be kicking yourself that you didn't get the LTD.

For instance I will be using it to replace a wordpress plugin that is US$119/year for just one client.