Rank #68Free + Core, Pro, Teams, and Enterprise

Make

A visual automation platform with branching scenarios, AI modules, and agents for complex workflows.

78Overall
score
ToolsRank verdict

A favourite for people who outgrow simple triggers and want visual control. Simpler needs may be served by lighter tools, and code-first teams may prefer self-hosted options.

Fact-checked Sep 2, 2026 · First listed Sep 2, 2026 · Methodology v1.1 · Vendor pricing can change

Direct answer

What is Make?

Make lets you build multi-step automations visually with routers, iterators, and error handling, connect thousands of apps, and add AI steps or agents that decide actions.

Make's canvas shows data flowing through modules, which makes complex logic easier to reason about than linear builders. It offers deep app integrations, HTTP modules, data stores, and AI capabilities including agents that choose tools within guardrails. Pricing is based on operations consumed.

What makes it different

Visual, branch-friendly scenario design with strong value per operation and growing AI agent features.

Product capabilities

Key features

Visual scenarios

Routers, iterators, aggregators, and error handling.

App integrations

Thousands of apps plus HTTP and webhooks.

AI modules and agents

Add generation, classification, and tool-using agents.

Data stores and scheduling

Persist data and run on schedules or events.

Practical fit

Who should use Make?

Operations teamsMarketersAgenciesTechnical no-coders
01

Lead routing

Enrich, score, and route leads across tools.

02

Content operations

Generate and publish content on schedules.

03

Back-office sync

Keep finance and CRM data aligned.

Editorial assessment

Pros and limitations

Where it is strong

  • Powerful visual logic
  • Good operation economics
  • Broad integrations
  • Free plan

Where to be careful

  • Learning curve
  • Operations-based pricing surprises at scale
  • Cloud-only

Commercial context

Make pricing

Starting from$0

A free plan includes a monthly operations allowance; Core, Pro, Teams, and Enterprise plans add operations, faster intervals, and controls at the review date. Verify current terms on the official pricing page.

Pricing, limits, taxes, model access, and regional availability can change. Verify the purchase-critical details on the official pricing page linked under Sources.

Transparent ranking

Why Make scores 78

Each factor is scored on a 100-point scale, then combined using the public ToolsRank weights. Engagement and momentum stay at a neutral baseline until measured signals exist, so no tool can gain or lose position from numbers nobody recorded.

Editorial quality82
Practical utility86
Trust & transparency82
Freshness84
Engagement quality3
Momentum100
See weights, tie-breakers, and governance →

Compatibility

Languages, platforms, and integrations

Languages

  • Interface in multiple languages

Platforms

  • Web

Integrations & surfaces

  • Google Workspace
  • Slack
  • HubSpot
  • OpenAI
  • Anthropic
  • Airtable
  • Webhooks

Community

Reviews and questions

No approved member reviews yet. Editorial factors above are the only rating on this page.

Reviews and questions come from Google-signed members and are checked by an editor before they appear.

Frequently asked

Make FAQ

What is Make best for?+

Make is best for teams building complex, branching automations visually with AI steps and broad app integrations.

Is Make free?+

A free plan with limited monthly operations exists; paid plans add operations and features at the review date. Check the official pricing page.

How does ToolsRank score Make?+

ToolsRank combines editorial quality, practical utility, trust and transparency, freshness, engagement quality, and momentum. Paid placement never changes the organic score.

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