Merge

Merge provides unified APIs across categories like HRIS, ATS, CRM, accounting and ticketing, letting SaaS companies build one integration per category instead of one per third-party tool.

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CategoryData Engineering
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PricingFreemium
APIAvailable
Overview

What is Merge?

Merge builds unified APIs for common SaaS integration categories - HRIS, applicant tracking, CRM, accounting, ticketing and file storage - so a product team writes one integration per category and gets many third-party providers behind it, plus a hosted authentication flow (Merge Link) for end customers.

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Sources checked 27 September 2026: official website, documentation, pricing.

Why teams use it

Key capabilities

  • Unified APIs: One schema per category (HRIS, ATS, CRM, accounting, ticketing, file storage) across many providers.
  • Merge Link: Hosted OAuth/credential flow for end customers to connect their tools.
  • Webhooks and sync: Ongoing data sync with webhook notifications for changes.
Core areas

Check that the specific third-party providers your customers actually use are supported in each category, and test field-mapping coverage for the data your product needs, since unified schemas can't expose every provider-specific field.

Positioning

Shortlist Merge when your product needs to support many third-party integrations within one category (e.g. many HRIS or ATS systems) and you want to avoid building and maintaining each connector separately.

Why it matters

A unified API only helps if it covers your customers' real tool mix; verify provider coverage and field completeness for your top few required integrations before building against it.

Deployment & technical details

Technical details

Access
See vendor
Source model
Other license
Founded
2020
Headquarters
San Francisco, USA
Pricing model
Freemium
Starting price
3 USD · verify current price ↗
API
Available
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Before you shortlist

What to verify for your environment

Start from the users, systems and operating responsibilities the tool needs to support.

  • Confirm current features, licensing and support terms with the publisher.
  • Validate deployment, data location, access control, backup and recovery requirements.
  • Test integrations, export paths and a representative operational workflow before committing.
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