Make (formerly Integromat) is the visual workflow automation platform — build complex multi-step automations with branching logic, data transformation and error handling on a drag-and-drop canvas.
Make offers strong value and capability for complex automations but has a steeper learning curve and no significant verified discount beyond its free tier.
VERIFIED DEAL MECHANIC is 'verified deal' but SAVINGS CLAIM is 'none' and DISCOUNT TYPE is 'verified_pricing' with no coupon; the offer is essentially a free tier (1,000 operations/month) and standard pricing tiers, which is an access-only or trial-like offering, capping the score at 3 per rubric.
EDITORIAL SUMMARY states 'meaningfully cheaper per operation' than Zapier and 'predictable cost per operation as workflow volume grows'; pricing tiers are Core $9/mo for 10,000 operations, Pro $16/mo, which is clearly better value vs. category norm per rubric.
EDITORIAL SUMMARY rates 'Workflow flexibility 9.0' and 'App library 8.0'; describes 'more capable than Zapier on complex flows' with tools like routers, iterators, aggregators, error handlers, HTTP modules, AI Agents, and Make Grid for orchestration, indicating broad depth with few gaps.
EDITORIAL SUMMARY notes 'steeper learning curve' and 'Beginner-friendliness 6.5', advising 'spending an afternoon learning', which aligns with days to value; free tier allows building scenarios, but complexity suggests not instantly usable, fitting the rubric's 5 anchor.
LIVE SITE EVIDENCE shows customer logos (e.g., Bamboo HR, BNY) and EDITORIAL SUMMARY provides verified analysis, but no specific uptime/SLA, support details, or review counts are given; evidence is limited to general positive signals, so scoring conservatively at 5.
PRICING TIERS include a Free plan with no time limit and monthly paid plans (Core, Pro, Teams); no mention of annual lock-in or data export specifics, suggesting standard terms with basic export, aligning with rubric anchor 5.
Integromat became Make in 2022. The product is the same idea: a visual workflow builder where you connect apps with modules on a canvas, then route data through filters, routers, iterators and aggregators. It is more capable than Zapier on complex flows and meaningfully cheaper per operation, at the cost of a steeper learning curve.
Each automation is a "scenario" — a graph of modules. A trigger module starts the run, downstream modules call APIs or transform data, and you pay per operation (one module run = one operation, more or less). Built-in tools include array iterators, aggregators, error handlers, sleep, and HTTP modules for any API without a native integration.
Recent additions worth knowing about: AI Agents for LLM-driven steps, Make Grid for orchestrating multiple scenarios, and tighter SSO and audit features for Enterprise. For a no-code tool, the depth here is unusual.
Make has a free plan with 1,000 operations a month and two active scenarios — fine for personal automations. Paid plans are Core (around 9 dollars/month for 10,000 operations), Pro (around 16 dollars/month with custom variables and priority execution), Teams, and Enterprise. The big difference versus Zapier is that operations are cheap and granular: you can run hundreds of small scenarios without the bill exploding.
The catch: complex scenarios with iterators and routers consume more operations than they look like they should. Build a few real workflows on the trial before committing.
| Tool | Best for | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|
| Make | Complex multi-step flows, branching, data transforms | Steeper learning curve than Zapier |
| Zapier | Simple two- or three-step automations, biggest app library | Per-task pricing gets expensive at volume |
| n8n | Self-hosted, dev-friendly, fair-code licence | You operate it; smaller managed footprint |
| Pipedream | Code-first developers who want a hosted runtime | Less polished UI for non-technical users |
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Build a couple of real scenarios on the free tier so you can size operations realistically before upgrading.
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