CraftMyPDF vs YAMM

CraftMyPDF is a cloud service for designing reusable templates and generating PDFs or images from dynamic data. Its browser-based drag-and-drop editor supports text, images, QR codes, barcodes, shapes, tables, charts and other elements. Templates can take JSON, CSV or connected workflow data, with built-in expressions and custom JavaScript functions for formatting and calculations. The editor also creates fillable PDFs with text fields, dropdowns, option lists, checkboxes, radio buttons and signature fields. AI and computer vision can detect fields in uploaded PDFs and prepare them for data mapping. Documents can be generated in bulk, through no-code automation integrations or through a REST API. Listed integrations include Zapier, Make.com, Bubble.io, Backendless, HubSpot, FlutterFlow, n8n and Coda.io. Regional rendering endpoints are offered in the US, Europe, Singapore and Australia. CraftMyPDF says it completed a SOC 2 Type II audit. The free plan includes 50 PDFs or images per month and three templates; paid plans start at $29/mo. Each PDF uses one credit regardless of page count, and unused monthly credits do not roll over.

YAMM is a mail merge tool for Gmail and Google Sheets, available on the web and as an extension. It sends personalized mass emails, with customization for subject lines, message content, links, images, attachments and CC/BCC fields. Its tracking covers opens, clicks, responses, bounces and unsubscribes in real time. Users can schedule mail merges and follow-up campaigns, and send personalized email notifications after Google Form submissions. YAMM supports CRM workflows including Salesforce and HubSpot. For HubSpot, it can import contacts into Google Sheets and log campaigns through a BCC address. The free plan allows 20 recipients per day for one user and includes best-effort support. Pro Gmail costs $25 a year for one user and allows 400 recipients per day; Pro Google Workspace costs $50 a year for one user and allows 1,500 per day for eligible accounts. Both Pro plans include priority support. YAMM says it does not store Gmail drafts, recipient addresses or spreadsheet content in its database, and does not sell personal data.