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Automate your work with visual workflow builder and AI agents Make, formerly Integromat, is a visual automation platform that connects applications and moves data between them through a drag-and-drop scenario builder. It was founded in 2012 in the Czech Republic, rebranded from Integromat to Make in 2022, and is owned by the process-mining company Celonis.

Performance Scores

7.7

16 rankings evaluated

Score range: 6.8 – 8.8

Key Facts

product

product facts about Make
AttributeValueAs ofSource
AI suite (June 2026)Custom AI provider connections available on all paid plans since November 6, 2025 (previously Pro and above); Make AI Agents now listed as available on all plans, with no open-beta qualifier on vendor pagesJul 2026Make Help Center — Adjustments to plans and pricing

pricing

pricing facts about Make
AttributeValueAs ofSource
Pricing tiers (June 2026)Free $0 (1,000 credits/mo, 2 active scenarios); Core $9/mo (10,000 credits); Pro $16/mo; Teams $29/mo; Enterprise custom. Annual billing ~15% lower (June 2026)Jul 2026Make Pricing page
Make pricing (July 2026)Make pricing re-verified July 2026, unchanged: Free $0 (1,000 credits/mo), Core $10.59/mo ($9 annual), Pro $18.82/mo ($16 annual), Teams $34.12/mo ($29 annual), Enterprise custom. Billing is credit-based; each paid tier includes a base 10,000-credit allowance.Jul 2026Make pricing
Credit billing (since Aug 2025)Switched from operations to credit-based billing on 27 August 2025; 1 credit = one module action; routers and error handlers cost 0 credits; AI modules charge variable creditsJul 2026Make Help Center — How features use credits

Core Features

Core Features facts about Make
AttributeValueAs ofSource
Visual Workflow BuilderMake offers a visual workflow builder that simplifies the creation of complex automation processes.Jul 2026Make homepage
Pre-built IntegrationsOver 3,000 pre-built integrations to connect various apps and services.Jul 2026Make Integrations directory
Integrations3,000+Jul 2026Make Integrations directory

General

General facts about Make
AttributeValueAs ofSource
Billing ModelSwitched from operations to credits-based billing in August 2025 (1:1 conversion rate). Credits reset each billing cycle; extra credits expire at the end of the cycle and do not roll forwardJul 2026Make Help Center — Extra credits
Pricing$10.59/month on Core billed monthly, or $9/month billed annually (Make advertises 15%+ annual savings). Extra credits at 25% premium (reduced from 30% in November 2025)Jul 2026Make Pricing page (cross-checked against tool_pricing_tiers verified 2026-07-01)
No-code PlatformNo coding required; user-friendly interface for building automation workflows.Jul 2026Make product page
Advanced Routing SystemAdvanced routing system to manage complex workflows efficiently.Jul 2026Make Help Center — Router
New ModulesIf-Else and Merge modules now available in open beta, with nested If-Else and Merge added; Subscenarios for reusable modular workflowsJul 2026Make Help Center — If-else and Merge
Run ReplayTesting and debugging tool available on all plans as of Waves 2025Jul 2026Make Help Center — Scenario run replay

AI Features

AI Features facts about Make
AttributeValueAs ofSource
AI AgentsBuild reusable, intelligent agents that adapt in real time and work across multiple workflows.Jul 2026Make product page

Support

Support facts about Make
AttributeValueAs ofSource
MCP SupportMake automations function as MCP tools that AI systems can discover and executeJul 2026Make Help Center — Make MCP server

Strengths

  • 1,800+ app modules with deep field-level mapping
  • Operations-based pricing is cost-effective for multi-step workflows
  • Visual scenario builder with iterators, aggregators, and routers
  • Free plan with 1,000 operations/month
  • Best price-to-power ratio
  • Visual scenario builder
  • Strong data transformation
  • Good for complex workflows
  • AI scenario builder
  • Visual data flow mapping
  • 1,800+ app connections
  • Competitive pricing from $9/mo
  • 1,000 free ops/month
  • 1,800+ integrations
  • From $9/mo paid
  • 10x more operations per dollar vs Zapier
  • Powerful visual scenario builder
  • Strong data transformation built-in
  • 1800+ app modules
  • Clear visual canvas for complex logic
  • Strong price-to-capability at mid volume
  • Visual builder for complex multi-step ecommerce workflows
  • Iterator and aggregator modules for batch order processing
  • Operations-based pricing cost-effective at moderate order volumes
  • Visual scenario builder connects spreadsheets to 1500+ apps
  • Powerful data mapping and transformation modules
  • 1000 free operations per month
  • Competitive pricing starting at $9/month
  • Strong HTTP module for custom APIs
  • Built-in JSON and data transformation
  • Good webhook handling
  • Granular data routing
  • Competitive pricing ($9/mo start)
  • Visual scenario builder for designing support workflows
  • 2,000+ integrations covering helpdesk, CRM, and communication tools
  • Operations-based pricing cost-effective at moderate ticket volumes
  • BAA available on Enterprise plan with US data-residency selection
  • Operation-based pricing is typically cheaper than Zapier for high-volume admin flows
  • Visual canvas allows fine-grained control over field-level data handling
  • Stronger branching, looping, and error handling than basic tools
  • 1,000 free operations per month with 2 active scenarios
  • Full visual builder with branching, iterators, and error handling on free tier
  • 2,000+ integrations available on free tier
  • Advanced features like webhooks and HTTP modules on free tier
  • 3,000-plus prebuilt apps as of July 2026
  • Custom-app SDK with a VS Code extension, plus a CI/CD-oriented CLI from April 2026
  • Blueprint JSON export and import, available without an enterprise plan
  • Five named error-handling directives, including the only documented commit and rollback semantics in this ranking
  • Visual scenario builder for complex multi-step CRM workflows
  • Native modules for 30+ CRM platforms with deep field mapping
  • Iterator and aggregator modules for batch CRM data processing

Limitations

  • No self-hosted option
  • Steeper learning curve than Zapier for new users
  • Some advanced apps gated to higher tiers
  • Steeper learning curve than Zapier
  • Fewer native integrations
  • Credits-based billing can confuse
  • Operations-based pricing can spike
  • AI features less mature than Zapier
  • Complex scenarios require manual tuning
  • Operations counting can be confusing
  • Free tier limited to 2 scenarios
  • Complex scenarios need paid plans
  • Cloud-only with no self-hosting option
  • Can still get expensive at very high volumes
  • Migration requires rebuilding scenarios
  • AI modules consume credits quickly
  • Credit model requires efficient design
  • Operations pricing escalates above 5,000 monthly orders
  • Steeper learning curve than Zapier for non-technical store owners
  • Requires a separate spreadsheet platform
  • Steeper learning curve for non-technical users
  • Complex scenarios can be difficult to debug
  • AI agent features less autonomous than dedicated platforms
  • Limited custom code execution
  • Cloud-only with no self-hosting
  • No Git export or version control
  • Proprietary scenario format
  • Operations-based pricing can surprise at volume
  • Less enterprise governance
  • Complexity at scale
  • Operations pricing becomes expensive above 10,000 monthly tickets
  • Less AI-native than Zapier for ticket classification use cases
  • BAA limited to Enterprise plan — cost is higher than entry-level alternatives
  • Fewer native clinical/EHR connectors than Boomi or Workato
  • Requires Make-specific expertise for advanced scenarios
  • 2-scenario limit restricts free tier to simple use cases
  • Operations-based pricing means complex workflows consume quota quickly
  • Some premium modules require paid plans
  • Data processing limits on free tier
  • Cloud-only with no self-hosting; EU and US zones and an enterprise proxy agent are the whole story
  • Custom apps are authored in Make's proprietary IML and JSON rather than a general-purpose SDK
  • Rollback reverts only modules Make labels ACID, and cannot undo a sent email or a deleted file
  • AI Agents and Grid are documented as open beta despite marketing pages presenting them as shipped
  • SSO, audit logs, human-in-the-loop and the on-premises agent are Enterprise-only, with fixed roles and no SCIM
  • Operations-based pricing becomes expensive above 10,000 monthly CRM events
  • Steeper learning curve than Zapier for non-technical CRM administrators

Based on evaluations in 16 rankings: Best No-Code Automation Platforms in 2026, Best Automation Tools for Small Business 2026, Best AI-Powered Automation Tools in 2026, Best Automation Tools for Startups in 2026, Best Automation Tools by Price-Performance Value in 2026, Best Workflow Automation Tools 2026, Best Automation Tools for Retail & Ecommerce in 2026, Best Spreadsheet & Data Automation Tools 2026, Best AI Agent Platforms in 2026, Best Automation Tools for Developers and Engineering Teams in 2026, Best iPaaS and Integration Platforms 2026, Best Customer Support Automation Tools in 2026, Best Automation Tools for Healthcare in 2026, Best Free Automation Tools in 2026, Most Customizable AI Agent Platforms 2026, Best CRM Automation Tools in 2026

Pricing Plans

Free

Free

Free forever

  • 1,000 operations per month
  • Up to 2 active scenarios
  • 100 MB data transfer
  • Access to all apps
  • Visual scenario builder
  • !1,000 ops/month
  • !2 active scenarios
  • !100 MB data transfer
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Most Popular

Core

$10.59/mo

(or $9.00/yr)

Billed monthly or annually (annual price shown per month)

  • 10,000 operations per month
  • Unlimited active scenarios
  • Minimum 1-minute interval scheduling
  • Operations log access (basic)
  • Access to all 1,800+ apps
  • !10,000 ops/month
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Pro

$18.82/mo

(or $16.00/yr)

Billed monthly or annually (annual price shown per month)

  • 10,000 operations per month
  • Unlimited active scenarios
  • Custom variables
  • Full-text execution log search
  • Priority scenario execution
  • Operations usage analytics
  • !10,000 ops/month (upgradable)
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Teams

$34.12/mo

(or $29.00/yr)

Billed monthly or annually (annual price shown per month)

  • 10,000 operations per month
  • Unlimited active scenarios
  • Team roles and permissions
  • Shared team connections
  • Multiple organizations
  • High-priority execution
  • !10,000 ops/month (upgradable)
Get started →
As of Jul 2026 · Source

Enterprise

Contact us

Contact sales for custom pricing

  • Custom operations volume
  • SSO / SAML authentication
  • Dedicated customer success manager
  • Custom data residency
  • Advanced compliance and security
  • SLA guarantee
  • !Custom ops volume
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About Make

Make, formerly Integromat, is a visual automation platform that connects applications and moves data between them through a drag-and-drop scenario builder. It was founded in 2012 in the Czech Republic, rebranded from Integromat to Make in 2022, and is owned by the process-mining company Celonis. Make's distinguishing feature is its canvas: workflows are drawn as a map of connected modules with visible data flow, branching, iteration, and error handling, which makes complex, data-heavy logic easier to reason about than a linear step list.

The building block is the module, an action within an app such as creating a record, fetching an email, or transforming data. Scenarios chain modules together with routers for branching, iterators and aggregators for working through collections, and built-in error handlers. The platform connects more than 3,000 apps and exposes its own API and custom-app framework for integrations that are not in the catalogue. Make sits between the simplicity of Zapier and the code-first depth of n8n or Pipedream: more capable than a linear builder, less demanding than writing code.

In August 2025 Make changed its billing unit from operations to credits. One credit equals one module action; routers and error handlers cost no credits, while AI modules charge a variable number of credits according to the tokens, files, or pages they process. As of June 2026 the Free plan includes 1,000 credits per month and two active scenarios; Core is $9 per month for 10,000 credits with unlimited active scenarios; Pro is $16 per month adding full-text log search, custom variables, and priority execution; Teams is $29 per month adding shared templates and roles; and Enterprise is custom-priced. Annual billing reduces these rates by roughly 15%. A November 2025 adjustment also raised the cost of extra credits, so high-volume scenarios should be sized against the credit ceiling rather than the headline price.

Make has built an AI suite available across all plans, including Make AI Agents (in beta), an MCP server, an AI Content Extractor, and AI web search, with custom AI-provider connections opened to all paid plans in November 2025. (Earlier references to a separately branded "Maia" assistant are not reflected as a current standalone product; the agent-building capability ships as Make AI Agents.) This positions Make alongside the AI-agent platforms while keeping its visual-automation core.

Make competes with Zapier on ease of use, with n8n and Pipedream on logic depth, and with Power Automate inside Microsoft estates. Its natural buyer wants visual clarity over many-step, data-transforming workflows without writing code, and is comfortable modelling cost in credits. The credit model rewards efficient scenario design and penalises wasteful module use, which is the opposite of a flat per-task plan and the main thing a team migrating from Zapier has to re-learn.

Editor's Note: Across ShadowGen Make builds in 2024-26, the migration to credit billing in August 2025 was the change clients felt most, and AI modules are where credits disappear fastest. On one content-operations scenario, an AI summarisation module consumed credits several times faster per run than the surrounding non-AI modules, so a scenario that looked cheap on paper drained its monthly credits well before month end. The fix we apply now: meter AI modules separately in a short pilot, then size the plan against that measured burn rather than the module count. Make's visual canvas remains the clearest way we know to maintain a forty-module branching scenario. — Rafal Fila, ShadowGen

Integrations (6)

Airtable native
Google Forms third-party
Google Sheets native
LLMs (Language Models) third-party
RSS Feeds third-party
Slack native

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What should teams do now that Relay.app is shutting down?

Relay.app announced on 16 July 2026 that it is shutting down. Free accounts and all their data are permanently deleted after 15 August 2026 at 23:59 PT, and paid accounts after 14 September 2026 at 23:59 PT, with paying customers keeping full access at no charge until that date. Export the workspace archive well before the deadline, because generation can take up to 24 hours and the emailed download link expires after 48; for the human-in-the-loop workflows Relay.app was usually bought for, Zapier and n8n are the only platforms evaluated here where a reviewer can edit an AI draft mid-run without custom development.

What are the best automation tools for solo founders in 2026?

Solo founders in 2026 get the most value from Zapier or Make (broad SaaS glue), n8n self-hosted (free, unlimited runs), Pipedream (generous free tier with code steps), Notion automations, and Lindy (AI agents for inbox and meetings; the alternative Relay.app shuts down September 2026). Free tiers cover most pre-revenue workflows.

What are the best automation tools for finance and AP teams in 2026?

Finance and AP teams in 2026 most often combine UiPath or Power Automate (RPA for legacy ERPs and invoice extraction), Workato (audit-friendly iPaaS), and Zapier or Make (lightweight task automation) alongside built-in tools such as NetSuite SuiteFlow. Selection depends on ERP, audit requirements, and invoice volume.

What are the best automation tools for sales operations in 2026?

Sales-ops teams in 2026 lean on HubSpot Operations Hub or Salesforce Flow (in-CRM logic), Zapier or Workato (cross-system glue), and Bardeen or Clay-style enrichment tools (lead data). The strongest stacks combine in-CRM automation for record hygiene with iPaaS for handoffs to billing, finance, and product.

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