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Make (Integromat)

Visual, graph-based no-code automation platform with branching logic and AI modules.

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What is Make (Integromat)?

Make (formerly Integromat) is a visual workflow automation platform where scenarios are built as branching graphs rather than linear chains — with routers, filters, iterators, and error handlers for complex logic. It connects thousands of apps and prices by operations rather than per-task, which tends to work out cheaper than Zapier for multi-step workflows. 2026 additions include AI Agents (beta), an MCP server, and an AI Toolkit with 350+ AI-ready app modules.

Key features

  • Visual, graph-based scenario builder with routers, filters, and iterators
  • Operations-based pricing — often cheaper than per-task tools at scale
  • AI Agents (beta), MCP server, and AI Toolkit for AI-driven workflows
  • 150+ built-in functions for inline data transformation
  • Built-in error handling with retry and fallback routes
  • Free tier (1,000 ops/mo); paid plans start around $9-10/mo

Pricing

Freemium

Free (1,000 ops/mo); Core ~$9-11/mo; Pro ~$16-19/mo; Teams ~$29/mo/seat (10,000+ ops)

Verify on the official pricing page →

Make (Integromat) use cases

  • 1Build visual, no-code workflows connecting multiple apps and APIs
  • 2Automate complex, multi-branch business processes
  • 3Sync and transform data between tools without writing code
  • 4Design and monitor automations with a visual flow builder

Who is Make (Integromat) for?

Operations & automation teamsAgenciesSaaS businessesNo-code builders

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