Make
Visual automation platform, formerly Integromat.
Key features
- Build workflows and AI agents in a visual no-code editor
- Connect 3,500+ apps and add any tool that has an API
- Create automations by prompt, drag-and-drop, or AI chat
- Run automations from Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini
- Add JavaScript or Python when a step needs custom logic
- Category
- Automation
- Who it's for
- Teams and organizations automating work and deploying AI across the business.
- Tags
- workflowcode-editorworkflow-automationintegrationsno-codejavascriptpython
- Website
- make.com
- Listed
- 2026-09-15
Frequently asked questions
Is Make free?
Make has a free plan, with paid tiers for more usage or features.
How much does Make cost?
Paid plans from $9/month, according to its pricing page.
What is Make used for?
Visual automation platform, formerly Integromat. Typical uses: build workflows and AI agents in a visual no-code editor; connect 3,500+ apps and add any tool that has an API; create automations by prompt, drag-and-drop, or AI chat.
What are the best Make alternatives?
Alternatives in the same category include n8n, Temporal, Windmill, Zapier, Activepieces.
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- Pipedream Workflow automation with code steps.
- Temporal Durable execution engine for long-running workflows.
- Windmill Open-source platform for scripts, flows, and internal tools.
