Why Typeflow is a better alternative to DocsAutomator

Today, we compare two direct competitors: DocsAutomator and Typeflow. They both use Google Docs as a template tool. But what makes them different? Let's review both tools!

Typeflow
DocsAutomator
Pricing
Plan
$150 lifetime plan for early users
Start at $15/month for 200 docs per month
General Information
Template building
Google Docs
Word Processor
Easiness to build template
Easiness to use the platform
Line items
Conditional Logic
For non-technical people
Color Grading in Line Items
Save as Google Doc
Integrate with Automation script
Native Email integration
Integration
Airtable
Noloco
Zapier
Make
ClickUp
Google Sheets
Glide

Typeflow vs. DocsAutomator: features

DocsAutomator uses Google Docs for templates. DocsAutomator chose GDocs. Unlike competitors, like Documint, it allows users to build templates with drag-and-drop builders. Many of you know how to use it, so it reduces the learning curve to learn DocsAutomator.

Then, it's easy to map the data between the Google Docs variables and the Airtable fields.

Mapping with DocsAutomator

After that, DocsAutomator has many features that enable the seamless generation of PDFs. It lets you generate PDFs with line items and insert dynamic images. You can add conditional styling and values to fine-tune PDF generation. You can save the document as a Google Doc. Then, you can fine-tune it.

They also allow sending emails through their platform. So, there's no need to depend on Airtable Automation.

Possibility to send email with DocsAutomator

At Typeflow, our platform resembles DocsAutomator. Indeed, you need to use Google Docs to generate templates. Then you can:

  • Map the data between Airtable fields and Google Docs variables.
  • Generate a PDF with an automation script, so you can generate a PDF while you sleep.
  • Put in place conditional values so the PDF hides or displays text based on criteria.
  • Save the file as Google Docs so you can fine-tune it afterward.
  • Use line items to build better files.
  • Color grading for line items based on their value.

As you can see, we have roughly the same features. The main difference will be in the integration offered.

Typeflow vs. DocsAutomator: Integration

DocsAutomator offers many integrations. They integrate with:

  • Airtable
  • Noloco
  • Zapier
  • Make
  • ClickUp
  • Google Sheets
  • Glide

It's perfect if you use many of those software. In our case, we only offer Airtable integration. Our first goal is to become the best generator in Airtable at an affordable price. So if you only use Airtable and want to generate PDFs, please check us out!

Typeflow vs. DocsAutomator: Pricing

That's a sensitive topic! Given the current situation, it's crucial to manage your money with caution. That's why we launched a lifetime plan at $150 for our first users. You can generate as many PDFs as needed. We want to provide you with financial support. In return, you help us develop Typeflow. It's the best pricing we can offer. It fits you well if you only use Airtable.

Lifetime Access for early users!

Get our powerful PDF generation tool for a one-time payment of just $150.

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But you can use DocsAutomator. It starts at $15 for 200 documents per month and then $27 per month for 500 PDFs. This plan works well if you use software other than Airtable.