Make
Reviewed by Alexis Morain · Updated July 10, 2026
Make connects over 3,000 apps in visual scenarios billed per operation, cheaper than Zapier. Free plan with 1,000 ops, Core from $9/month.
The visual automation tool that goes further than Zapier, for much less per operation.
- Per-operation billing that's much cheaper than Zapier at moderate volumes
- Routers, iterations, and error handling for complex logic
- English-only visual interface, a real learning curve on branching scenarios
Make links applications together to automate repetitive tasks, on a visual canvas where each step is drawn out like a diagram. Formerly Integromat and now part of Celonis, the tool targets those who want to go further than linear automations without writing code.
What is Make used for?
You build a scenario: a trigger (a form, an email, a spreadsheet row) chains modules that filter, transform, and send data to other applications like Notion, Airtable, or HubSpot. Routers, iterations, and error handling enable logic that few no-code tools manage as precisely.
Make vs Zapier: what's the difference?
Zapier is simpler for a linear automation in three clicks, but Make goes further on branching scenarios and costs noticeably less per operation: 10,000 operations for $9/month, often several times less than the Zapier equivalent. The trade-off is a visual interface in English that requires a real learning curve.
What are Make's limitations?
English-only interface, a free plan capped at 2 active scenarios, and a per-operation count that catches you off guard on heavily used scenarios.
Pros & Cons
- Per-operation billing that's much cheaper than Zapier at moderate volumes
- Routers, iterations, and error handling for complex logic
- Over 3,000 apps connectable without code
- Free plan of 1,000 operations, usable for real simple cases
- English-only visual interface, a real learning curve on branching scenarios
- Free plan capped at 2 active scenarios and a 15-minute interval
- The per-operation count catches you off guard on heavily used scenarios
Key features of Make
Visual scenario editor
Build automations on a graphical canvas
Routers and filters
Conditional branches and data sorting mid-flow
Over 3,000 connectors
SaaS apps connected without writing code
Error handling
Retries and alerts when a step fails
Webhooks and HTTP
Connect to any API via custom requests
Make pricing
The free plan gives you 1,000 operations and 2 active scenarios, enough to test. Core at $9/month moves up to 10,000 operations, Pro at $16/month adds execution priority, and Teams at $29/month adds team roles. Per-operation billing stays gentler than Zapier at moderate volumes.
Free plan / trial
Free plan: 1,000 operations/month, 2 active scenarios, and a minimum 15-minute interval between executions.
Free
1,000 operations/month · 2 active scenarios · Minimum 15-minute interval
0 $
Core
10,000 operations/month · Unlimited scenarios · 1-minute interval
9 $/mois annual billing
Pro
Execution priority · Custom variables · Advanced error handling
16 $/mois annual billing
Teams
Team roles and permissions · Shared templates · Scenario folders
29 $/mois annual billing
Pricing verified on July 10, 2026
Try MakeWho is Make for?
Best for
- Ops and growth teams automating workflows across 5-10 tools
- SMBs looking to cut their Zapier bill on large volumes
- No-code freelancers building automations for their clients
- Technical teams that need routers and webhooks
Not recommended for
- Beginners who want a linear automation in three clicks with no learning curve
- Teams that require a French-language interface
Want to try Make?
Head to the official site and the current offer.
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