“At TweetDeck we use Embedly within our Google Chrome client and our Deck.ly service, and we are very impressed at how smart, simple and effective the API is. The professional service provided by their team is also second to none.”
“Embedly is the perfect solution for displaying rich content inside of Hunch.com. Instead of spending weeks building support for hundreds of sites, we spent minutes integrating Embedly”
“Just had a great experience using Embedly. Would highly recommend over writing your own page metadata crawler.”
“Enter Embedly. They've got quite the list of supported content providers, and gave us the advantage of not needing to keep a long and tangled list of how to deal with each API individually. Rather than simply pitch us that it was a good idea to work with them on this, they grabbed our source and wrote us a new scraper which we could drop right in. Not only does this free us up from having to keep track of changing embed APIs, it allows new APIs to be taken advantage of automatically.”
“Embed.ly is a partner you can rely on. They offer an outstanding support and quality of service. Their documentation is solid. You can't go wrong with them.”
“If we weren't using Embedly we'd have had to spend probably around a week of an engineer's time to build something that gets the basic job done. It wouldn't be nearly as good, we'd have to deal with constant bug fixes and we'd be paying Amazon $200-$300 a month to host it anyway. Using Embedly is a no brainer.”
“When we were building bitly bundles we were faced with a decision of whether to attempt to build our own content previewing system, or look for a third party service that we could use. Then we discovered Embedly. With a powerful and easy to use api, we immediately had rich and engaging previews for any url on the internet at our fingertips with just a few extra lines of code. This freed us up to focus our time and resources building out the rest of the product. Embedly was so easy to use, and worked so well, that we are now also using it to power the previews that bitly users see in their link history.”
