Make
A visual automation platform where workflows are drawn as connected modules on a canvas.
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About Make
Make, formerly called Integromat, is a no-code automation platform built around a visual canvas. Each workflow, called a scenario, is a chain of modules you can see and rearrange, with routers for branching, iterators and aggregators for handling lists, and detailed error handlers. That makes it popular with operations people and automation agencies who need more complex logic than a simple trigger-action tool handles comfortably, and the run history shows exactly what data passed through each step. It connects to thousands of apps, and anything with an API can be called through an HTTP module or custom app. Recent additions include AI agents, an MCP server, Make Grid for mapping all your automations, and an AI assistant that builds scenarios from prompts. Pricing is credit-based, with a free plan that has no time limit and paid tiers that add more credits, faster scheduling and team features. It is browser-based. The power comes with a steeper learning curve than Zapier.
Best for: Ops teams and agencies building multi-branch automations on a budget.
Pros and cons
What works
- Visual canvas shows complex logic clearly
- Strong data handling with routers, iterators and error handlers
- Free plan with no time limit
Why people leave
- Steeper learning curve than Zapier
- Credit usage can be hard to predict
- Fewer app integrations than Zapier
Top Make alternatives
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Zapier66.5Easier to learn and connects to far more apps, at a higher price per task.
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n8n62.6Similar node-based canvas that you can self-host, with code steps.
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Activepieces59.6Open-source and self-hostable with simple flat pricing.
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Latenode57.2Canvas builder billed by execution time, with JavaScript nodes.
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Pabbly Connect55.3Lower-cost option with a lifetime plan for simpler workflows.
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Make: common questions
Is Make free?
Make has a free plan and paid plans. Free plan: Yes, no time limit (checked on Make's own site).
Is Make open source?
No, Make is not open source. Open-source alternatives include Activepieces.
What platforms does Make run on?
Make is available for Web.
What are the best alternatives to Make?
The highest-ranked Make alternatives right now are Zapier, n8n and Activepieces. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.