How many integrations does Make have in 2026?

Make Integration Count and Coverage (as of Q1 2026)

Make connects to over 1,800 applications as of March 2026. Each application integration in Make is called a "module," and most apps have multiple modules covering different actions: triggers, actions, searches, and aggregators. This module-based architecture means that a single app integration in Make often provides 5-15 distinct operations.

How Make's Module System Works

Unlike platforms that offer a single trigger and a single action per connected app, Make breaks each integration into granular modules. For example, the Slack integration includes modules for sending messages, creating channels, listing users, uploading files, reacting to messages, and monitoring specific channels. Each module handles one specific operation with its own configuration options.

This design gives Make deeper per-app functionality than platforms with higher raw app counts but shallower per-app coverage. A Make scenario can chain multiple modules from the same app in a single workflow, enabling complex operations within one integration.

Popular Integration Categories

Make's integration library covers the major SaaS categories:

• Productivity: Google Workspace (Gmail, Sheets, Drive, Calendar), Microsoft 365, Notion, Airtable
• Communication: Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Telegram, Twilio
• CRM & Marketing: HubSpot, Salesforce, Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign
• E-commerce: Shopify, WooCommerce, Stripe, PayPal
• Development: GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Linear
• Databases: MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Google BigQuery

Custom Integrations and the HTTP Module

For apps without a dedicated integration, Make provides an HTTP/Webhook module that acts as a universal connector. This module can send requests to any REST API, parse JSON or XML responses, and handle authentication via API keys, OAuth, or custom headers. Make also supports custom app development through its Apps SDK, allowing teams to build private integrations for internal tools or niche services.

Comparison with Zapier and n8n

Zapier lists over 9,000 integrations as of June 2026, roughly 4x Make's count. However, many of Zapier's integrations provide a single trigger and one or two actions. Make's smaller catalog tends to offer more actions per connected app. n8n has the smallest integration count at 400+ but benefits from community-contributed nodes and unlimited self-hosted usage.

For teams evaluating platforms, the raw integration count matters less than whether the specific apps they use are supported and how deep the available actions are. Make's HTTP module and Apps SDK ensure that any API-accessible service can be connected, even without a pre-built integration.