
Make (formerly Integromat)
Make (formerly Integromat) is a powerful visual platform for designing, building, and automating workflows by connecting apps and services without writing any code.
Our take: Make is the most powerful no-code integration builder for users who need fine-grained control: branching logic, data transformation, error handling, and multi-step scenarios that go well beyond basic if-then triggers.
The deepest no-code automation platform for power users who need Zapier-level connectivity with developer-grade control.
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Our takeMake is the most powerful no-code integration builder for users who need fine-grained control: branching logic, data transformation, error handling, and multi-step scenarios that go well beyond basic if-then triggers.
Why we rate itMake offers a uniquely visual and granular approach to automation: modules are composable on a canvas with explicit data-routing between each step.
The catchThe credit-consumption model bites hard on complex multi-step scenarios — each module action costs one credit, so a 10-step scenario uses 10x your credit budget per run.
Best / not good for
- Teams automating complex, multi-step business workflows across many apps
- Developers and technical no-coders who need conditional logic and data transforms
- High-volume automation needs where per-task pricing (Zapier) would be expensive
- Non-technical users wanting dead-simple two-step automations
- Mobile-first teams (mobile interface is not optimised for scenario building)
- Organisations needing enterprise security/SSO without budget for custom tier
Friction report
Trade-offs to know before signing up.
- Time to valueModerate: free signup is instant, but building a working multi-step scenario takes 20-40 minutes to learn the canvas and credit/module model.
- Scale breakpointCredit limits force plan upgrades quickly on multi-module scenarios; a 10-step scenario running every minute drains 10,000 credits in under 17 hours on Core.
- Walled gardenLow: scenarios can be exported as JSON blueprints; data lives in connected third-party apps, not Make itself.
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