Make (formerly Integromat) remains one of the most powerful visual automation platforms available, letting users build genuinely complex, branching workflows that would require custom code elsewhere. Its canvas-style editor is more capable than simpler competitors for anything beyond linear if-this-then-that logic, and the operations-based free tier is generous enough for real experimentation before hitting paid plans. The tradeoff is a real learning curve — routers, aggregators, and iterators take time to internalize — and costs scale with usage in ways that need monitoring for high-volume teams, but for users willing to invest the time, Make offers more flexibility per dollar than most alternatives.
Frequently asked questions
What is Make?
Make is an automation tool. A visual automation powerhouse that trades a bit of simplicity for serious workflow flexibility.
Is Make free?
Make is freemium: you can start on a free tier, and paid plans unlock more.
What can you do with Make?
Make covers Drag-and-drop visual scenario builder with branching, routers, and aggregators, 1,000+ pre-built app integrations plus custom HTTP/webhook modules and Built-in error handling, retries, and scheduling controls.
What is Make's launched.tools score?
Make scored 86/100 in launched.tools' independent review — rated “Highly recommended”.
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