n-Trello Connects to a Handful of Big Names Out of the Box. We Build the Rest.
Trello's Power-Ups marketplace is how it connects to other software, small plugins that add a button, a badge, or an action tied to another service. Slack is by far the most searched-for pairing, with official Power-Ups also covering GitHub, Google Drive, and a handful of CRMs like Salesforce and HubSpot. Beyond that list, you're building it yourself.
The integrations Trello ships with
The Slack Power-Up is the one most teams reach for first: it lets you post card updates into a Slack channel and create Trello cards straight from a Slack message, without leaving the chat.
GitHub and Bitbucket Power-Ups link commits and pull requests to cards automatically, useful for dev teams tracking work in Trello alongside their code.
Salesforce and HubSpot both have official Power-Ups too, generally surfacing CRM record details on a card or letting a card link back to a contact or deal.
Where the marketplace runs out
Official Power-Ups cover the handful of platforms Trello decided to build (or let a partner build) connectors for. Most internal tools, smaller SaaS products, or anything genuinely specific to how your business runs, aren't on that list at all.
Even where a Power-Up exists, boards on lower-tier plans run into limits on how many Power-Ups can be active at once, which forces choices a growing team shouldn't have to make.
Where this shows up in practice
Slack-Trello sync that goes further than notifications
Beyond posting updates, we've built two-way flows where a Slack action creates or updates the right card automatically, and a card change posts the specific detail someone in Slack actually needs.
CRM connections built past the Power-Up
When a Salesforce or HubSpot Power-Up covers the basics but not the specific two-way sync a team needs, we build that on the underlying API directly.
Not seeing your tool in the Power-Ups marketplace?
Tell us what it is and what should flow between it and your boards, and we'll build the connection.
Need Trello to talk to something that isn't on the Power-Ups list?
Describe the tool and what should move between it and your boards, and we'll build that connection on the API directly. Trello's integrations are one piece of a much bigger picture; if the real gap sits somewhere else in your stack entirely, we want to hear about that too.
Let's talk