As someone watching closely, I’ve been keeping up with updates in the Discord. Really impressed by how powerful the platform already is—especially native integrations, workflow flexibility, webhook support, and the MCP server. It already goes deep, which is awesome.

The new "Fast-Track Integration" option $250 per app is a great addition for users who need something specific. That said, charging for new app integrations may slow platform growth compared to tools like Make or n8n, which support a broad, open integration ecosystem. If integrations stay paywalled or limited, it could restrict how widely MAZAAL evolves. A more open, community-powered model would unlock greater value long-term.

Is this something the team is exploring? Will core integrations keep growing? How do you see this affecting the platform’s openness and growth?