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Make
Build and scale automated workflows across 3,000+ apps without code.

Overview
What is Make?
Make is a visual automation platform that connects over 3,000 applications through a no-code interface. Teams use it to build, scale, and monitor workflows that combine AI tools with everyday business software. The platform serves marketing, sales, IT, finance, and customer experience teams looking to accelerate processes without developer resources.
Make provides a drag-and-drop canvas where users construct automated workflows by linking applications and AI models together. The platform supports integrations with tools like HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack, Google Sheets, and OpenAI out of the box. Users build scenarios that trigger actions across multiple apps based on conditions and schedules. Real-time monitoring gives teams visibility into execution performance and errors. The system operates on a credit-based model, where each workflow execution consumes credits based on complexity. Organizations ranging from startups to enterprises deploy Make to eliminate manual tasks, connect disparate systems, and embed AI capabilities into existing processes without writing custom code.
Fit
Ideal customer profile.
Operations, marketing, and sales teams at growth-stage companies who need to automate multi-step processes across their existing tech stack without hiring developers.
- Seed
- SMB
- Mid-market
Capabilities
Key features.
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Visual drag-and-drop workflow builder
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Connects to over 3,000 pre-built apps
03
AI-assisted automation orchestration
04
Real-time execution monitoring and logs
05
Credit-based pricing scales with usage
06
GDPR and SOC 2 compliant security
07
API access for custom integrations
08
Team roles and shared scenario templates
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Intervals as short as one minute
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No-code builder requires no programming
Usage
How to use Make.
Teams start by selecting trigger and action modules from the app library, then configure data mappings between steps on a visual canvas. Workflows can be scheduled at intervals as short as one minute or triggered by specific events. Users monitor execution logs to troubleshoot failures and optimize performance over time.
Cost
Pricing.
$9/ Per credit
Free plan available with 1,000 credits per month. Paid plans start at $9 per month for the Core tier.
Free
$0.00
Core
$9.00
Pro
$16.00
Teams
$29.00
Enterprise
$custom
At a glance
Quick facts.
- Stack position
- RevOps
- Category
- AI Agents, AI Sales Tools, Data Sources, E-commerce Tools, Sales Tools
- Best for
- Seed, SMB, Mid-market
- Pricing
- From $9/Per credit
Subcategories
- AI Automation Tools
- AI Sales Workflow
- Integrations & Workflows
- Multi-Platform Agents
- SMS Automation
- Workflow Automation
- Workflow Automation Tools
Questions
Frequently asked.
How do you get started with Make?
Open the visual builder and connect apps from the library to construct automated workflows. Link over 3,000 integrations and AI tools to handle tasks without writing code.
What does Make cost?
A free plan offers 1,000 credits monthly with no expiration. Paid tiers begin at $9 per month for Core and go up to custom Enterprise pricing.
What makes Make a good choice?
The platform combines a visual builder with broad app integration coverage and AI orchestration. Plans scale from free usage through enterprise deployments to match growing needs.
How does Make execute workflows?
Workflows run as scenarios that connect trigger events to actions across connected apps. Each execution consumes credits based on the number of operations performed.
Is there a free version of Make?
Yes, the free plan provides 1,000 credits per month with no time limit. It includes the no-code builder, access to over 2,000 apps, and basic support.
Does Make offer a partner program?
Make maintains a partner directory and a Digital Education Program for certified professionals. Organizations can find implementation partners or apply to join the network.
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