Teams that want a powerful visual automation builder at a low entry price, with workflows that are short enough that per-module credits stay cheap.
Quick overview
- Pricing
- Free (1,000 credits/month); paid from $12/month (Core, annual)
- Plans
- Free: 1,000 credits/month, 2 active scenarios, 15-minute minimum interval. At 10,000 credits/month: Core $12/month billed annually ($16 monthly); Pro $21 ($28 monthly); Teams $38 ($51 monthly); Enterprise custom. A slider raises credits and price. Paid plans: unlimited scenarios, 1-minute interval, 40-minute max run time. Extra credits cost 25% more than plan credits. Core is capped at 300,000 credits/month. Unlimited users on all plans.
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- Comparisons
- Featured in 3 comparisons
Key features
- Visual scenario builder with routers, filters and error handlers
- 3,500+ standard apps, plus custom apps and HTTP modules
- Credit-based billing: about 1 credit per module operation
- Make AI Agents, AI Toolkit and a Make MCP server
- Maia, a chat assistant that builds scenarios (public beta)
- Make Grid map of workflows and dependencies (Core and up)
Pros
- Very low cost per unit at the entry level (10,000 credits for $12/month, annual)
- Flexible visual canvas with branching and error handling
- Unlimited users on every plan
- Large app library (3,500+)
Cons
- Every module run uses a credit, so long workflows get expensive
- Make's own AI tools bill by tokens or run time, which is harder to forecast
- Cloud only; no self-hosted edition
- SSO and audit logs are Enterprise only
Make in our comparisons
Make alternatives
Pick n8n if you have a technical builder and long workflows, since it bills per run instead of per step. Pick Zapier if your builders aren't technical, or Activepieces if you want an open-source core with flat pricing.
Sarah ChenUpdated October 2026n8n alternatives
Stay with n8n if you have technical builders and its license fits internal use. Pick Activepieces if you need a true open-source license, or Zapier if your builders are not technical.
Sarah ChenUpdated October 2026Zapier alternatives
Stay with Zapier if you want the most app connections and the easiest builder. Switch to Make for better value on complex workflows, or n8n if you have technical skills and want per-run pricing or self-hosting.
Sarah ChenUpdated October 2026