Make
At WorkAutomationMake
Visual automation platform for connecting apps, with AI agents.
- Who it's for: professionals using AI at work
- Pricing: Free tier; paid plans (verify on the official site)
- Official site: https://www.make.com
- Source / changelog: https://www.make.com
Best for / Not for
Best for
- Visual automation with branching and data mapping
- Ops and marketing teams
- Connecting many SaaS apps affordably
Not for
- Users wanting a pure natural-language agent
3 concrete use cases
- Meeting notes to CRM: Fireflies webhook → GraphQL → HubSpot note.
- Lead capture: Form → enrich → CRM → Slack.
- Content ops: New blog post RSS → AI summary → social drafts in a sheet.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Visual scenario builder
- Large app library
- Free tier for testing
Cons
- Operations/credits add up at volume
- Complex scenarios get hard to read
- Some learning curve
How to get started with Make in 10 minutes
- Sign up at make.com
- Create a scenario
- Add a trigger module
- Add one action and map fields
- Run once, then turn scheduling on
Playbooks using Make
Industries using Make
Articles mentioning Make
- An AI daily routine for a busy real estate agent
- Automating real estate lead follow-up and CRM notes with AI
- The AI tool stack for real estate agents in 2026
Comparisons
Make alternatives
- Zapier Agents: No-code AI agents that act across thousands of connected apps.
- n8n: Workflow automation platform with AI agent nodes; self-host or cloud.
Recent changes
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