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Visual automations with branching, loops and error handling that hold up.

AutomationFreemium
9 votes

About Make

Make is a visual automation platform for connecting apps, data sources and AI models into scenarios, its name for a workflow drawn on a canvas. Alongside scenarios, Make AI Agents can act and orchestrate workflows across the connected app catalogue.

A scenario is assembled from modules and control blocks: routers for branching, iterators for stepping through lists, error handlers for when a call fails, and notes for documenting the canvas in place. HTTP and webhook modules let a scenario call any API and be triggered by an external system, so a missing connector is not a dead end. Make Code runs custom JavaScript or Python inside a scenario, AI Mapping transforms and maps data between apps, and custom apps can be built to reach proprietary in house systems. A templates library provides prebuilt scenarios to start from, and an analytics dashboard tracks scenario performance and provides observability.

More than 3,000 verified prebuilt integrations are available, grouped into categories including AI and automation, commerce, communication, CRM and sales, marketing, HR and operations, and finance and accounting. More than 300 of those are generative AI apps. Maia builds automations and agents from a natural language conversation, and the Make MCP Server exposes existing scenarios as callable actions to AI clients, which turns work already built into tools an AI client can invoke. Make Grid gives a single view across an organisation's whole automation estate.

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Billing runs on credits, and each module action, adding a row to a Google Sheet for instance, counts as one credit. The Free plan costs 0 USD a month and includes up to 1,000 credits, but holds a team to 2 active scenarios, a minimum interval of 15 minutes between runs, 5 minutes of execution per run and 5 MB file transfers. The Make plan starts at 9 USD a month for 5,000 credits and lifts all four: unlimited active scenarios, a 1 minute minimum interval, 40 minutes of execution per run and 500 MB file transfers. The Company tier is custom priced and raises the file transfer cap to 1,000 MB. Annual billing saves 15 percent or more against monthly.

Credits are the number to watch, because scenarios stop running once a team's credits are exhausted and stay stopped until more are added. Account owners are notified at 75 percent and 90 percent of consumption, and credits can be topped up automatically. Make holds SOC 2 Type II and SOC 3 attestations, supports GDPR obligations, and offers single sign on, encryption and role based access control.

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Key features

  • Builds visual scenarios that connect apps, data sources and AI models.
  • Provides routers, iterators, error handlers and in-canvas notes as scenario building blocks.
  • Calls any API through HTTP modules, and triggers scenarios from external systems by webhook.
  • Runs custom JavaScript or Python inside a scenario with Make Code.
  • Maps and transforms data between apps using AI Mapping.
  • Builds automations and agents from a natural language conversation with Maia.
  • Offers more than 3,000 verified prebuilt integrations, including over 300 generative AI apps.
  • Publishes a library of prebuilt scenario templates to start from.
  • Tracks scenario performance in an analytics dashboard, with Make Grid covering the whole automation estate.
  • Exposes scenarios as callable actions to AI clients through the Make MCP Server.
  • Builds custom apps to connect proprietary in-house systems.
  • Supports single sign on, role based access control and encryption, with SOC 2 Type II and SOC 3 attestations.
  • Bills in credits, one per module action, warning owners at 75 and 90 percent with automatic top up.

What people use it for

  • Wiring a proprietary internal system into a scenario by building a custom app for it.
  • Adding an error handler so a failed API call does not silently drop a record.
  • Letting an AI client call an existing scenario as a tool through the MCP server.
  • Dropping a few lines of Python into a scenario when no module does the transformation you need.
  • Setting automatic credit top up so scenarios do not stop when the monthly allowance runs out.
  • Testing an automation free at up to 1,000 credits a month, within a 15 minute run interval.

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Key facts about Make
CategoryAutomation
PricingFreemium
Free tierYes
Upvotes9
Listed22 August 2026

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