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Links apps and smart-home devices through simple automations called Applets
IFTTT connects apps, web services and smart-home devices through Applets: when a trigger fires in one service, an action runs in another. It supports 1,000+ services, offers ready-made Applets, and includes IFTTT.ai for creating automations from a text prompt. Plans are aimed at personal smart-home and productivity use and at small business owners, with iOS and Android apps.
IFTTT has a free plan. Paid plans start at $2.99 a month billed annually (Pro).
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 2 Applets, unlimited runs, mobile app access |
| Pro | $4.99/month billed monthly or $2.99/month billed yearly ($35.88/year) | 20 Applets, multi-action Applets, webhooks, fastest Applet speeds |
| Pro+ | $14.99/month billed monthly or $8.99/month billed yearly ($107.88/year) | Unlimited Applets, AI services, queries and filter code, multiple accounts per service |
Free plan limits: 2 Applets; standard Applet speed; unlimited Applet runs; no multi-action Applets, filter code or AI services
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Operations

Operations
IFTTT has a free plan. 2 Applets; standard Applet speed; unlimited Applet runs; no multi-action Applets, filter code or AI services. Paid plans start at $2.99/mo billed annually.
IFTTT's cheapest paid plan, Pro, costs $4.99 a month billed monthly, or $2.99 billed annually. 20 Applets; annual billing is $35.88 per year. Prices as published on IFTTT's pricing page on 23 September 2026.
IFTTT connects apps, web services and smart-home devices through Applets: when a trigger fires in one service, an action runs in another. People use it for controlling smart-home devices such as lights on a schedule or trigger, saving social media posts or email attachments to cloud storage and getting phone notifications when an RSS feed or service updates.
Tools that do a similar job include Zapier, Make, Pabbly Connect, Microsoft Power Automate and n8n. Each has its own page here with its plans, limits and prices.
IFTTT is made by IFTTT, based in San Francisco, California, US. The company was founded in 2010.
Every fact on this page comes from the pages below, read on the dates shown: IFTTT's own pages first, and a named public reference where they are silent.
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