
Make
Visual automation builder for multi-step workflows across your apps — free tier.
Key facts: Make (formerly Integromat) is a visual automation platform: you draw a workflow on a canvas — triggers, filters, routers and actions across hundreds of apps — and watch data flow through it step by step. That visual debugging is its signature advantage over list-based automation tools, especially for complex, branching workflows.
Plans: Make has a free plan with a monthly operations allowance, and paid plans that raise the allowance and add faster execution and team features. The free tier covers small personal workflows well.
Best for: operations-minded builders who want to see and control every step of an automation. Watch out: the learning curve is steeper than Zapier’s, and operations count per step, not per workflow — a busy scenario adds up fast.
Pros
- A visual automation builder: draw a workflow on a canvas with triggers, filters, routers and actions across hundreds of apps.
- Visual debugging lets you watch data flow through each step, its signature advantage over list-based automation tools.
- Especially strong for complex, branching workflows that are hard to follow as a list.
- The free tier covers small personal workflows well.
Watch out for
- The learning curve is steeper than Zapier's, so simple two-app automations may take longer to set up at first.
- Operations count per step, not per workflow, so a busy scenario adds up fast.
- The free monthly operations allowance will not cover heavy or business-critical flows.
Best for
Operations-minded builders who want to see and control every step of an automation. Who should skip it: users who only need the simplest two-app automations and prefer the shortest setup.
Pricing
A free plan with a monthly operations allowance, and paid plans that raise the allowance and add faster execution and team features. Check the official pricing page for current pricing.
FAQs
What was Make formerly called? Integromat, before it became Make.
What makes it different from list-based tools? Its visual canvas and step-by-step visual debugging, especially valuable for complex, branching workflows.
How are operations counted? Per step, not per workflow, so a busy scenario adds up fast.
Is there a free plan? Yes, with a monthly operations allowance that covers small personal workflows well.
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