Is Bit Flows Good? (My Honest Review)

Video Description

Check out Bit Flows: https://mjs.link/BitFlows The Bit Flows team reached out and asked me to take a look at their new automation plugin for WordPress. I've been trying to get deeper into the automation space, so I took it for a test drive. In this video, I'll give you my honest thoughts on what is great about it and what still needs to be improved. ------------------------------------ Become an MJS Member! https://mjs.link/join ------------------------------------ 📩 Get weekly updates from me: https://markszymanski.co/newsletter 🤝 Book a private consulting call with me: https://markszymanski.co/consulting 🛠️ Explore every tool I've ever used: https://markszymanski.co/tools ------------------------------------ Connect with me: Website: https://markszymanski.co Facebook: https://mjs.link/FB Instagram: https://mjs.link/IG LinkedIn: https://mjs.link/LI X: https://mjs.link/X ------------------------------------ Read My Ethics Statement: https://markszymanski.co/policies/ethics-statement/ Chapters: 0:00 - Introduction to Bit Flows and sponsorship disclosure 0:35 - Comparing in-WordPress vs external automation tools 1:23 - Overview of what will be covered in the video 1:45 - Bit Flows marketing overview and key features 2:55 - WordPress-native advantages and unlimited tasks explanation 3:55 - WP Cron reliability considerations for automation 4:42 - Bit Flows interface and integration options 5:38 - Pricing tiers and lifetime deal information 5:56 - Competitor comparisons and documentation 6:32 - Clarification on Bit Flows vs Bit Integrations 7:03 - Installing the plugin and accessing the dashboard 7:33 - Free version limitations and pro features 8:32 - Settings and upcoming cloud-based cron runner 9:10 - Community support and documentation resources 10:52 - Interface design and dark/light mode options 11:21 - Flow templates and example flows overview 12:39 - Pro version installation process 13:35 - License activation and account management 14:18 - Exploring the full pro version capabilities 15:29 - Current app limitations and trigger options 17:27 - Flow design interface and delay options 18:44 - Current trigger options and WordPress integrations 20:29 - WordPress native triggers and integration options 21:17 - Creating connections and API authentication challenges 24:02 - Building a test flow with WS Form 25:36 - Using API requests for custom integrations 28:56 - Creating custom apps for reusable connections 31:23 - Custom app benefits and extending functionality 32:36 - Final thoughts and LTD recommendation