MakeVisual workflow builder that lets users design automations as a canvas of connected modules with fine-grained data control.
🇨🇿 Make · Prague, Czechia
Overall score
How it is scored71 /100
Fair
- Pricing
- Freemium · from $12/mo
- Members
- No reviews yet
- Maker
- Make
- Website
- make.com
- 64Fair
Ease of use
- —Not rated
Output quality
- 72Strong
Value
- —Not rated
Privacy
- 75Strong
Features
- 96Excellent
Integrations
- 49Weak spot
Platforms
- 70Fair
Momentum
At a glance
- StrengthVisual canvas makes complex, multi-branch flows easier to understand
- StrengthFine-grained data mapping handles transformations Zapier cannot
- WatchSteeper learning curve than simpler trigger-action platforms
- WatchNo self-hosting option
Every facetof Make.
Eight facets, one tool. Turn it around and see where it cracks.
96 /100
Integrations
Documented integrations, and whether there is an API.
About
Make (formerly Integromat) presents automation flows as a visual canvas of modules connected by routes, making the data flow easy to follow. It handles more sophisticated data mapping and transformations than simpler trigger-action tools, and supports direct HTTP and webhook calls to arbitrary APIs. Scenarios run on a schedule, on demand or in real time, and branches handle different conditions along the same flow. Make is suited to technical users and agencies who need detailed control over data without writing application code.
Features
- Canvas-based visual flow editor
- Data mapping and transformation between modules
- HTTP and webhook modules for arbitrary API calls
- Conditional routing and error handling
- Thousands of app connectors
Best for
- Technical users and agencies who need precise data mapping between apps
- Teams building multi-branch workflows with conditional routing
- Developers who want a visual builder without maintaining servers
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FAQ
- What is Make?
- Make (formerly Integromat) presents automation flows as a visual canvas of modules connected by routes, making the data flow easy to follow. It handles more sophisticated data mapping and transformations than simpler trigger-action tools, and supports direct HTTP and webhook calls to arbitrary APIs. Scenarios run on a schedule, on demand or in real time, and branches handle different conditions along the same flow. Make is suited to technical users and agencies who need detailed control over data without writing application code.
- Is Make free?
- Make has a free plan, with paid plans for more usage and features.
- Who makes Make?
- Make is built by Make, based in Prague, Czechia.
- What can I use Make for?
- Make is listed for workflow automation.
How it is scored
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Output quality
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Value
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Privacy
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Features
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Integrations
Documented integrations, and whether there is an API.
Platforms
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Momentum
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