Make
Make runs visual automation scenarios across apps, with routers and error handlers.
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Decision summary
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Category
- Automation
- Catalog updated
- Sep 28, 2026
- Official site
- make.com
- Published on
- Sep 2026
What is Make
Make, formerly Integromat, is a visual automation product. You build a scenario of modules, routers, and error paths.
What Make helps with
- 01
Connect apps in a scenario that branches.
- 02
Handle errors and retries inside the scenario.
Who Make is for
Best fit
Operations teams with a more complex flow than a single trigger-action pair.
Before you choose
A free tier is public. A scenario with write access can duplicate or overwrite records.
Pricing & access
Freemium
Prices and plan limits can change. Confirm the current access rules on the official website before you buy or start a project.
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FAQ
What is Make used for?
Make, formerly Integromat, is a visual automation product. You build a scenario of modules, routers, and error paths.
Is Make free?
Make is listed as Freemium in this catalog. A free path may sit next to paid limits. Confirm the current offer on the official website.
Who is Make best for?
Operations teams with a more complex flow than a single trigger-action pair.
What should I check before trying Make?
A free tier is public. A scenario with write access can duplicate or overwrite records.