Overview
Nango helps teams keep data in sync across different software tools by connecting third‑party APIs to their own databases. It provides an open‑source data integration layer that can be embedded into applications with a single line of code, making it easy to pull and push data between services. The product works by supporting many APIs (such as HubSpot, Salesforce, AWS, GCP, Airtable, and GitHub) and syncing data into the user’s local database or application, with optional premium features for enterprise needs. What sets Nango apart is its open‑source core, the simplicity of a one‑line integration, and its breadth of supported APIs, combining community-driven development with paid features for advanced use cases. The company’s goal is to simplify and reliably automate data synchronization across multiple software platforms, helping businesses save time and reduce the complexity of managing data from many sources.
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What believers are saying
- Nango raised $7.5M with Gradient and launched AI-focused integrations in 2026.
- November 4, 2026 Pipedream shutdown funnels frustrated customers toward Nango migrations.
- Serverless AWS Lambda migration and 10-minute limits improved isolation, scaling, and reliability.
What critics are saying
- December 14, 2026 Connection MCP deprecation forces customers to migrate before year-end.
- September 2026 pricing cut to $0.29 per connection compresses revenue per customer.
- Pipedream Workflows shutdown drives demand now, but rivals like Rutter and Composio remain aggressive.
What makes Nango unique
- Nango supports 1,200+ APIs and runs untrusted code 150M+ times monthly.
- October 2026 Nango managed OAuth apps cover 75+ APIs, including Gmail and Google Calendar.
- Nango Agent Sessions and MCP tooling target AI-native integrations, not legacy ETL.
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