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I have been developing automation for a long time — Zapier, Pabbly, Make.com, n8n. Twin was the first one I tried that just worked for our entire client delivery layer.

Twin is great for people who don't know what an API is, don't know what a webhook is. It democratizes automation across our client team — anyone can ship.

N8n is completely dead in our company. Twin worked from the start with natural language — I built things even our engineers hadn't been able to do for clients.

Twin actually builds and delivers, versus other AI tools that just give you instruction lists. I've got 7 client agents running across the agency.

I created a really complex client automation lying in bed on my phone — and it worked perfectly the next morning. I told five agency friends immediately.

I tested complex client workflows across APIs and Twin executed perfectly from a simple prompt. Dramatically faster than n8n — and we don't host anything.

I started building automations on n8n. Now that's a thing of the past. Every new client deliverable starts in Twin.

We've blown thousands of credits on Manus by having stupid conversations. You guys have been really smart about telling people upfront what something will cost — that matters at agency margins.

He threw curveballs at the system, couldn't break it — and called it the best agency tool he'd seen. We replaced two contractors and a $4k/mo SaaS stack.

Twin scans the government contract, tells us bid or no-bid, and generates the full proposal. Our agency's bid response time went from 3 days to 30 minutes.

I canceled my Selma subscription. Twin has more potential — I built the same client functionality myself in an afternoon and the team uses it every day.

First time I've had an AI that actually executes — it doesn't just give me an outline, it ships the deliverable. Game-changer for retainer margins.

I have been developing automation for a long time — Zapier, Pabbly, Make.com, n8n. Twin was the first one I tried that just worked for our entire client delivery layer.

Twin is great for people who don't know what an API is, don't know what a webhook is. It democratizes automation across our client team — anyone can ship.

N8n is completely dead in our company. Twin worked from the start with natural language — I built things even our engineers hadn't been able to do for clients.

Twin actually builds and delivers, versus other AI tools that just give you instruction lists. I've got 7 client agents running across the agency.

I created a really complex client automation lying in bed on my phone — and it worked perfectly the next morning. I told five agency friends immediately.

I tested complex client workflows across APIs and Twin executed perfectly from a simple prompt. Dramatically faster than n8n — and we don't host anything.

I started building automations on n8n. Now that's a thing of the past. Every new client deliverable starts in Twin.

We've blown thousands of credits on Manus by having stupid conversations. You guys have been really smart about telling people upfront what something will cost — that matters at agency margins.

He threw curveballs at the system, couldn't break it — and called it the best agency tool he'd seen. We replaced two contractors and a $4k/mo SaaS stack.

Twin scans the government contract, tells us bid or no-bid, and generates the full proposal. Our agency's bid response time went from 3 days to 30 minutes.

I canceled my Selma subscription. Twin has more potential — I built the same client functionality myself in an afternoon and the team uses it every day.

First time I've had an AI that actually executes — it doesn't just give me an outline, it ships the deliverable. Game-changer for retainer margins.