Make
Make is a visual automation platform for building multi-step scenarios between apps, with Make AI, forms, an API, custom apps and enterprise controls.
About this tool
Make, formerly known as Integromat, lets you build automations visually. A scenario is a chain of modules on a canvas: a trigger in one app, then filters, routers and actions across others. It suits processes with branches and data transformation, from syncing leads between tools to building small internal systems.
Make has added AI throughout the platform, and Make AI is now available to all users. Recent additions include forms, mail, scenario inputs, an analytics dashboard and audit logs. Developers can automate with the Make API and a command-line tool, create custom apps, let AI systems trigger Make workflows and receive webhook notifications about organisation events.
What you can do
Visual scenarios
Design multi-step automations with routers, filters and data mapping on a canvas, connecting thousands of apps.
Make AI
AI features are available to all users to help build scenarios and add AI steps such as classification or generation.
Developer tools
The Make API, a CLI, the Apps Editor for custom integrations and webhooks let technical teams manage automations as code.
Governance
Audit logs, analytics and enterprise controls help organisations monitor and manage automations at scale.
Who is it for?
- A marketing team routes new form leads into a CRM, a spreadsheet and a chat channel.
- An e-commerce business syncs orders, invoices and shipping updates between tools.
- A developer exposes Make workflows so an AI assistant can trigger them.
Before you choose
Each module action consumes credits, so scenarios with many steps or frequent triggers can use the allowance quickly; monitor usage.
Errors in multi-branch scenarios can be hard to spot; use the error-handling tools and test with sample data before turning a scenario on.
Frequently asked questions
Is Make free?
Yes, Make has a free plan with 1,000 credits a month; paid plans such as Core, Pro and Teams add capacity and features.
How is Make different from Zapier?
Both connect apps; Make emphasises a visual canvas with routers and detailed data mapping, which suits branching workflows.
Can developers manage Make with code?
Yes, Make offers an API, a command-line tool, an Apps Editor for custom apps and webhooks for organisation events.
Check the official website for current features, pricing, and terms.
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