About Make

Make is a visual automation platform that builds multi-step workflows across more than 3,000 apps, with AI agents and an MCP server. It is part of Celonis and headquartered in Prague. Operations teams and agencies use it for integrations without extensive code.

Common use cases

  • Marketing automation
  • Data syncing
  • Operations workflows
  • AI agent workflows

Social listening

What people are saying about Make

A practitioner comparison describes a flexible visual automation tool with good error handling, and buyers typically check integration coverage and plan for operation-based pricing.

What stands out

  • Visual drag-and-drop builder suits complex multi-step workflows.
  • Error handling per module and searchable logs are highlighted.
  • The HTTP module allows connecting APIs without pre-built integrations.

Things to consider

  • Worth checking that the integrations you need exist, or that the HTTP module can cover them, since there are fewer prebuilt integrations than Zapier.
  • Pricing counts operations per module action, so model multi-step scenarios when forecasting costs.
  • Custom code is available on higher tiers, and teams typically plan for a moderate onboarding period.

Often compared with: Zapier, n8n

Sources (2)

Themes summarized from public reviews, community discussion and press coverage as of November 2026. They reflect public discussion, not a rating or an endorsement by AI Connect.

Products and services

Make scenarios

Visual workflow builder.

Maia

AI assistant.

AI agents

Agentic automation.

Make Grid

Visual map of automations.

Pricing and editions. Usage-based on operations, with free, paid self-serve and custom Enterprise tiers (per a third-party article).

Key features

  • Visual builder
  • 3,000+ app connectors
  • AI agents
  • Webhooks
  • MCP server
  • Error handling

Integrations

  • Google Workspace
  • Slack
  • Salesforce
  • HubSpot
  • Shopify
  • OpenAI
  • Notion

Make alternatives

FAQs

Who owns Make?

Celonis, per its website.

How many apps does it connect?

About 3,000 or more.

How is it priced?

Free and usage-based plans.

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