Make
Build automations between apps by drawing a flowchart. More powerful than Zapier, a bit harder to learn.
Our take
Like Zapier, but you build automations by drawing a flowchart, which handles 'if this, then that, otherwise this' better. Cheaper too. Big flowcharts get confusing, though.
The quick breakdown
- Good for
- Automations with several steps and choices, built by drawing a flowchart.
- Not great for
- People who want the simplest possible setup. Zapier is easier.
- Watch out
- Big flowcharts can get hard to keep track of.
Based on r/automation: n8n vs Make vs Zapier for GTM, r/nocode: tasks vs credits vs executions, plus the tool's own site. Not much independent feedback exists yet. Checked Oct 13, 2026. Prices change, so confirm before you pay.
Quick facts
- What it is: Make is a automation & ai helpers tool. Build automations between apps by drawing a flowchart. More powerful than Zapier, a bit harder to learn.
- Where it was found: Added by ShipRadar editors as a well-known tool in Automation & AI Helpers.
- Tags: Free tier.
- Official link: www.make.com
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