Make

Make is a visual automation platform that connects your apps so they share data and do work on their own. It used to be called Integromat. You build scenarios on a canvas by linking modules together, which lets you design complex flows with routers, iterators, filters, and error handlers. It supports more than 3,000 connected apps. Make also supports AI agents and MCP (a standard way for AI tools to connect to services). For current plans and limits, check the official Make site.

Key Features

1. Visual scenario builder

Drag modules onto a canvas and link them into scenarios. You can see every step, data path, and result as it runs.

2. Routers, iterators, and filters

Split one flow into many paths with routers. Use iterators to loop over lists and filters to pass only the data you want.

3. Error handlers

Add error handlers to a module so a failure follows a backup path instead of stopping the whole scenario.

4. 3,000+ connected apps

Connect with over 3,000 apps and services. If an app is missing, call its API (a way apps talk to each other) directly.

5. Code modules

Write your own logic in code when no module fits. Code steps sit inside the visual flow like any other step.

6. AI agents and MCP support

Build flows where AI agents take action inside your scenarios. MCP support lets tools connect through a shared standard.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is a "scenario" in Make?

A scenario is an automation on the canvas. It links modules — one step each, like sending an email. It runs when triggered or on schedule.

How do Make credits work?

Each module action in a run uses one credit. The free plan includes 1,000 credits a month; paid plans raise that number.

How is Make different from Zapier?

Make shows the full flow on a canvas, suiting complex multi-step work with branches and loops. Zapier lists steps top to bottom.

Can I write code in Make?

Yes. Code modules let you write custom logic when built-in modules fall short. They run inside your scenario like any other module.

Conclusion

Make suits people and teams who want deep, visual automations with real logic — branches, loops, and error paths. It is stronger than Zapier for complex flows but takes longer to learn. Pricing is credit-based: one credit per module action, with a free plan at 1,000 credits a month and paid plans above it today.