How much does Make cost in 2026?

Make Pricing Tiers (as of Q1 2026)

Make (formerly Integromat) uses an operations-based pricing model across five tiers. All paid plans are billed monthly or annually, with annual billing providing a discount of roughly 15-20%.

Additional operations can be purchased on all paid plans. The Core, Pro, and Teams tiers all start at 10,000 operations but differ in feature access, execution priority, and team collaboration capabilities.

How Make's Operations Model Works

Make counts each module execution within a scenario as one operation. A scenario with five modules that runs once consumes five operations. This differs from Zapier's task model, where each action step in a Zap counts as one task.

The practical difference: a Make scenario with a trigger plus four action modules uses 5 operations per run. An equivalent Zapier Zap uses 4 tasks per run (triggers are free in Zapier). However, Make's base allocation of 10,000 operations at $9/month is substantially more generous than Zapier's 750 tasks at $19.99/month.

Cost Comparison with Competitors

At equivalent volumes, Make consistently costs less than Zapier. For teams processing 10,000+ actions per month, Make's per-operation cost is roughly 30x lower than Zapier's per-task cost on entry-tier plans. n8n self-hosted eliminates per-execution costs entirely but requires infrastructure management.

Free Tier Limitations

Make's free tier includes 1,000 operations per month and a maximum of 2 active scenarios. The scheduling interval is limited to 5 minutes (versus 1 minute on paid plans). Data transfer is capped at 100 MB, and execution history is retained for 7 days. These constraints make the free tier suitable for testing and personal projects but insufficient for production business workflows.

Editor's Note: We tracked costs for a mid-market SaaS client running 23 scenarios processing ~2,300 operations/day. At that volume, Make Teams was $348/mo. The operations model meant multi-step scenarios cost less than equivalent Zapier Zaps since Make counts module executions, not entire workflow runs. One caveat: the free tier's 1,000 operations per month lasted this client less than half a day in testing, so expect to move to a paid plan immediately for any real workload.

When to Upgrade

The Core plan at $9/month covers most small business needs. Pro ($16/month) is worth the upgrade for teams that need detailed execution logs for debugging. Teams ($29/month) becomes necessary when multiple users collaborate on shared scenarios with role-based permissions. Enterprise pricing requires contacting Make's sales team and typically applies to organizations needing SSO, SLA guarantees, or custom operation volumes above 100,000/month.