Make review

Make suits operations teams that outgrow simple trigger and action chains and want to see a whole process on one canvas. Each scenario is a chain of modules, and the builder supports routers, iterators, aggregators and dedicated error handler modules, which Make says do not consume credits. Its homepage lists 3,500+ ready-made app integrations, and anything with an API can be added as a custom connection. Billing moved to credits on August 27, with most actions costing one credit; the free plan gives 1,000 credits a month with no time limit and no card. Core, Pro and Teams can buy extra credits in bundles or switch on automatic top-ups. The visual model rewards people who like to see data flow step by step, but counting credits per module takes practice, and the app catalog is smaller than Zapier's. Its pricing page did not show us USD figures, so the price is pending here.

Who it is for

Teams that want detailed control over branching, data mapping and error handling in a visual builder.

Price

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Key features

• Visual scenario builder with drag-and-drop modules
• 3,500+ ready-made app integrations plus custom connections to any API
• Router module and error handler modules that do not consume credits
• Credit-based billing with extra credit bundles and auto-purchase
• AI agents and MCP support alongside classic scenarios

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Fine control over each step, filter and route in a scenario
• Strength: Free plan has no time limit and needs no card
• Strength: Unused routing and error handling steps do not use credits
• Weakness: Credit counting per module takes time to learn
• Weakness: Fewer prebuilt app connections than Zapier
• Weakness: USD prices did not load for us, so check the pricing page in your region

Key facts

• Free plan: Yes, 1,000 credits per month
• Paid plans: Core, Pro, Teams, Enterprise
• Integrations: 3,500+ apps
• Start-up offer: 50% off Business for companies under 20 employees that qualify

Where it ranks

Make is No. 2 in our Best Workflow Automation Software verdict.