Make (Integromat)

The visual AI automation platform — connect 3,000+ apps, data, and AI models with a drag-and-drop builder.

What is Make (Integromat)?

Make (formerly Integromat) is a visual automation platform for connecting apps, data, and AI models into workflows and agents. You build 'scenarios' on a free-form canvas, wiring together triggers, actions, routers, and iterators across 3,000+ prebuilt app integrations — and can drop in code or natural-language prompts where you need them. Newer capabilities add AI agents that adapt in real time and Make Grid for managing automations at scale, with enterprise security including SOC 2 Type II and GDPR compliance. Make's per-operation (credit) pricing tends to be cheaper at volume than per-task tools. The free plan includes 1,000 credits per month with the full visual builder; Core is $12/month, Pro $21/month, and Teams $38/month (each for 10,000 credits), unlocking unlimited active scenarios, the Make API, priority execution, and team features.

Key Features

Free-form visual scenario builder with routers and iterators

3,000+ prebuilt app integrations plus generic HTTP

AI agents and AI/LLM modules inside workflows

Code and natural-language steps for custom logic

Make API and enterprise security (SOC 2 Type II, GDPR)

Use Cases

Multi-step automations across SaaS apps without code
Syncing data between CRMs, sheets, and databases
Adding AI steps like summarization to business processes
Building AI agents that adapt to incoming data

How to Use Make (Integromat)

1Sign up free and create a new scenario
2Add a trigger app, then chain actions, routers, and filters
3Insert AI or code steps where logic gets complex
4Schedule the scenario and monitor runs by operation

Best For

Semi-technical builders who want power per dollarTeams automating complex, branching workflowsOperations teams connecting many SaaS tools

FAQ

Is Make free?

Make's free plan includes 1,000 credits per month with the full visual builder and 3,000+ apps. Paid plans start at $12/month (Core) for 10,000 credits, with Pro and Teams above that.

How is Make different from Zapier?

Make uses a free-form visual canvas with stronger branching and per-operation pricing that's often cheaper at volume, while Zapier is more linear and easier to learn with a larger app catalog.

Was Make formerly called Integromat?

Yes. Integromat rebranded to Make. It remains the same visual, per-operation automation platform, now expanded with AI agents and enterprise features.