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BuildVsBuyQuiz

You have unique technical requirements, sufficient engineering resources, and integrations aren't mission-critical to closing deals. You should probably revisit this decision annually as your company scales.

Requirements, timelines, or resources make buying the clear choice. Building might delay time-to-market and slow core product development.

You have the technical capabilities and specialized needs, but be sure you're not underestimating maintenance costs. Building an integration platform is typically a multi-year commitment requiring 3-5 dedicated engineers.

You have some build capabilities, but most factors favor buying. Calculate the opportunity costs of diverting devs from your core product.

Your situation is balanced. Evaluate total cost of ownership, maintenance burden, and strategic priorities before deciding.

Are integrations a primary competitive differentiator?