Overview
Make, formerly known as Integromat, is a no-code automation platform built around a visual canvas. Workflows, called scenarios, are drawn as connected modules, which makes branching and data flow easy to see.
It is popular with operations teams and automation consultants who need more control than simple trigger-action tools provide, such as looping over arrays, handling errors per module and transforming data between apps.
Key features
- Visual scenario builderDesign workflows as connected modules on a drag-and-drop canvas.
- Routers and iteratorsBranch flows and process lists of items without code.
- Data mappingTransform and map fields between apps with built-in functions.
- Error handlingAttach error handlers to individual modules to retry, ignore or roll back.
- HTTP and webhooksConnect to any API when a native integration is not available.
- AI agentsBuild AI-driven steps and agents that use connected apps as tools.
Best for
- Operations teams building complex, branching workflows
- Automation consultants and agencies managing many client scenarios
- Cost-conscious teams running high step volumes
Pricing
Freemium. Free plan with a small monthly usage allowance; paid tiers are priced by monthly usage volume and add features such as faster scheduling and team roles.
| Plan | What you get |
|---|---|
| Free | Limited monthly usage and scenarios for trying the platform. |
| Core | Unlimited active scenarios with higher usage and shorter scheduling intervals. |
| Pro and Teams | Priority execution, advanced features and team roles. |
| Enterprise | Custom functions, security controls and dedicated support. |
Prices and plan limits change often. Check the official website for current pricing. Last reviewed Oct 3, 2026.
Pros & cons
Pros
- Visual canvas makes complex logic easier to follow
- Typically lower cost than task-priced tools at similar volume
- Fine-grained control over data transformation and errors
Cons
- Steeper learning curve than simpler no-code tools
- Every module run counts toward usage, which requires careful design
- Fewer native integrations than Zapier for niche apps
Make alternatives
-
Automation Freemium Visit
Zapier
No-code automation connecting thousands of apps with triggers, actions and AI steps.
-
Automation Open source Visit
n8n
Fair-code workflow automation with self-hosting, custom code and AI agent nodes.
-
Automation Freemium Visit
Pipedream
Developer-focused integration platform for code-first workflows and API connections.
Related resources
Zapier vs Make vs n8n, which automation platform fits your team
A side-by-side look at Zapier, Make and n8n covering ease of use, workflow complexity, pricing structure, hosting and AI features.
4 min read
Try Make
Free plan with a small monthly usage allowance; paid tiers are priced by monthly usage volume and add features such as faster scheduling and team roles.