Make
Design, build, and automate anything — visually.
What is Make?
Make is a no-code/low-code automation and iPaaS platform that lets users visually design 'scenarios' connecting 3,000+ apps into automated multi-step workflows. Its node-based drag-and-drop canvas exposes deep control — routers, filters, iterators, and error handling — making it more visual and, at high volume, more affordable than Zapier, since it bills per module step rather than per task. Originally launched as Integromat in 2012 and rebranded to Make in 2022 under owner Celonis, it targets ops, marketing, and technical teams that want automation power without heavy engineering.
Best known for: A visual builder that's cheaper than Zapier at scale
Key features
- Visual, node-based scenario builder
- 3,000+ app integrations plus universal HTTP module
- Routers, filters, and conditional branching
- Iterators, aggregators, and data mapping
- Error handling with retries and detailed logs
- AI agents and native LLM modules
Who Make is best for
- Teams that need complex, branching multi-step workflows
- Teams running high automation volume that want lower per-run cost than Zapier
- Teams that prefer a visual builder but want deep control (filters, iterators, error handling)
Ideal team: Automation-heavy, moderately technical ops or marketing teams of 1–50 who want power and volume without engineering headcount.
Make pricing
Free
$0
- 1,000 credits/mo
- 3,000+ apps
- Routers & filters
Core
$12/mo
- Unlimited active scenarios
- 10,000 credits/mo
- Make API access
Pro
$21/mo
- Priority execution
- Custom variables
- Full-text log search
Costs to watch before you commit
- Billing is per module step (credits, formerly 'operations') — complex scenarios burn credits fast and overages force an upgrade.
- The powerful visual builder has a steeper learning curve than Zapier for beginners.
- Advertised prices require annual billing; monthly costs ~15% more and higher credit tiers scale the price up steeply.
Compare Make head-to-head
See how Make stacks up against the alternatives — full BUILD · STACK · FLOW breakdowns of pricing, features, and automation recipes.
