Make
Visual workflow builder that lets users design automations as a canvas of connected modules with fine-grained data control.
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Overview
Make (formerly Integromat) presents automation flows as a visual canvas of modules connected by routes, making the data flow easy to follow. It handles more sophisticated data mapping and transformations than simpler trigger-action tools, and supports direct HTTP and webhook calls to arbitrary APIs. Scenarios run on a schedule, on demand or in real time, and branches handle different conditions along the same flow. Make is suited to technical users and agencies who need detailed control over data without writing application code.
Key features
- Canvas-based visual flow editor
- Data mapping and transformation between modules
- HTTP and webhook modules for arbitrary API calls
- Conditional routing and error handling
- Thousands of app connectors
Pricing
- Pricing model
- Freemium
- Monthly
- From $12/month
- Yearly
- Not on record
- Free plan
- Yes
- Free trial
- Not on record
- Last verified
- Not yet verified by our editors. Confirm on the official site.
Pros
- Visual canvas makes complex, multi-branch flows easier to understand
- Fine-grained data mapping handles transformations Zapier cannot
- Free plan supports a useful number of operations per month
Cons
- Steeper learning curve than simpler trigger-action platforms
- No self-hosting option
Who should use it
- Technical users and agencies who need precise data mapping between apps
- Teams building multi-branch workflows with conditional routing
- Developers who want a visual builder without maintaining servers
Intermediate, Advanced · Individuals, Small teams, Mid-size teams, Enterprise
Who shouldn't
- Users who want the simplest possible trigger-action setup
- Self-hosting automation workflows on private infrastructure
Facts
- Category
- AI automation
- Platforms
- Web
- Integrations
- Google Workspace, Slack, HubSpot, Salesforce, Airtable, Notion, Shopify
- API
- Available
- Skill level
- Intermediate, Advanced
- Team size
- Individuals, Small teams, Mid-size teams, Enterprise
- Data and privacy
- We have no verified details on data handling. Read the vendor's privacy policy before uploading sensitive material.
Alternatives
- ZapierAI automation
No-code automation platform that connects thousands of web apps through trigger-and-action workflows called Zaps.
From $29.99/month - n8nAI automation
Open-source workflow automation tool with a node-based visual editor, code steps and built-in AI agent nodes.
Open source, free to self-hostNot yet verified - ActivepiecesAI automation
Open-source workflow automation platform with a visual builder that can be self-hosted or used via the cloud.
Open source · hosted from $20/month - PipedreamAI automation
Developer-focused integration platform where workflows are written in Node.js, Python or other languages and run as serverless functions.
From $99/monthNot yet verified
Frequently asked questions
How much does Make cost?
From $12/month. Not yet verified by our editors. Confirm on the official site.
Does Make have a free plan?
Yes. Make has a free plan.
Who is Make best for?
Technical users and agencies who need precise data mapping between apps; Teams building multi-branch workflows with conditional routing; Developers who want a visual builder without maintaining servers.
Which platforms does Make run on?
Web.
Does Make have an API?
Yes, Make offers an API.
What are the alternatives to Make?
Tools often weighed against Make include Zapier, n8n, Activepieces, Pipedream.