
Make
Visual no-code platform to automate apps, APIs and AI workflows
What is Make?
Make is a no-code automation platform that connects your apps and services so repetitive work runs on its own. Its visual, drag-and-drop builder shows the whole workflow as a diagram, which makes complex automations easier to understand, build and fix. Make was formerly known as Integromat and is built for businesses and individuals who want to simplify their processes.
Key features
- Visual workflow builder: design automations on a drag-and-drop canvas
- Large app library: connect to thousands of popular apps, plus any API or webhook
- Advanced logic: routers, iterators and error handlers for sophisticated scenarios
- Execution logs: monitor and troubleshoot runs in real time
Why teams choose Make
Make offers more flexibility than many simpler automation tools, which makes it a strong pick for complex workflows. You can sync data between apps, send automated emails, build custom reports and share automations across your team. A free plan is available so you can try it before you pay.
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Pros
- Visual drag-and-drop builder makes complex workflows easy to follow
- Connects to thousands of apps, plus any API or webhook
- Advanced logic with routers, iterators and error handlers
- Real-time execution logs for monitoring and troubleshooting
- Free plan available
Cons
- Pricing is based on operations rather than tasks, so costs can be higher than expected
- Steeper learning curve than some other automation platforms
Q&A
Make is a no-code platform that connects apps and services to automate repetitive tasks using a visual, drag-and-drop workflow builder.
Make was formerly known as Integromat and rebranded to Make in February 2022.
The visual builder makes it easy to get started. Simple automations are intuitive, while complex workflows can have a learning curve.
Make is owned by Celonis, a German software company that acquired the platform in 2020.
Yes. Make offers a free plan with a limited number of operations, and paid plans for higher usage and more features.






