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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.

Best forTechnical users
ReviewedPricing: Freemium
Try MakeFree tier; paid from $9/mo (annual)
The bottom line

The deepest no-code automation platform for power users who need Zapier-level connectivity with developer-grade control.

Our score

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Community ratings

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G2
4.7 out of 5
770+ reviews
Capterra
4.8 out of 5
410+ reviews
Trustpilot
2.7 out of 5
90+ reviews

4.6 / 5 aggregate · across 3 sources

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What it is, and why we rate it

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What it really isMake — visual no-code workflow automation platform for connecting 3,000+ apps.
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.
Make is a general-purpose workflow and integration platform used across IT, operations, sales, and marketing.
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.
For teams that have outgrown simple one-trigger-one-action tools, the upgrade in capability-per-dollar is hard to match.
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.
The learning curve is steeper than Zapier, and the canvas gets visually dense on large workflows.

Best / not good for

Best 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
Not good for
  • 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
Trade-offs

Friction report

Trade-offs to know before signing up.

  1. Time to value
    Moderate: free signup is instant, but building a working multi-step scenario takes 20-40 minutes to learn the canvas and credit/module model.
  2. Scale breakpoint
    Credit 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.
  3. Walled garden
    Low: scenarios can be exported as JSON blueprints; data lives in connected third-party apps, not Make itself.

A look inside

Make (formerly Integromat) product screenshot

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Make (formerly Integromat) and what is it used for?

Make is a visual workflow automation platform that helps users connect apps, automate tasks, and manage complex processes without coding. It enables businesses and individuals to streamline operations and improve productivity by automating repetitive tasks.

How does Make simplify workflow automation?

Make provides a drag-and-drop visual editor, pre-built integrations, and custom triggers that allow users to design automated workflows between multiple apps. It reduces manual work by executing tasks automatically based on predefined rules.

What types of workflows can be created with Make?

Users can create multi-step automations, data transfers, notifications, API integrations, report generation, and custom business processes. Its flexibility allows both simple and advanced workflows to be automated effectively.

Is Make suitable for beginners?

Users can create multi-step automations, data transfers, notifications, API integrations, report generation, and custom business processes. Its flexibility allows both simple and advanced workflows to be automated effectively.

Who should use Make and what benefits can they expect?

Make is ideal for business teams, developers, marketers, operations teams, and productivity enthusiasts. Users can expect time savings, improved efficiency, seamless app integrations, error reduction, and scalable automation, helping them optimize business processes and increase productivity.

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