What is Make
Make is a visual automation and AI orchestration platform for connecting applications, building multi-step scenarios, and deploying AI-assisted workflows and agents.
Core offerings
- Visual workflow construction with routers, filters, scheduling, and app integrations.
- Connections to more than 350 AI apps and more than 3,000 standard apps.
- Make API access, Make MCP Server, and AI-agent workflows.
- Team roles, shared templates, enterprise integrations, and security controls.
Pricing
As of July 22, 2026, Make’s official pricing page lists Free at US$0 with up to 1,000 credits per month. At the displayed 10,000-credit allowance, Core is US$9 per month, Pro US$16 per month, Teams US$29 per month, and Enterprise custom-priced. Prices scale with credit volume, and annual payment saves at least 15% according to the page.
Free includes the visual builder, more than 3,000 apps, routers and filters, support, and a 15-minute minimum run interval. Core adds unlimited active scenarios, scheduling down to one minute, increased data transfer, and Make API access. Pro adds priority execution, custom variables, and full-text execution-log search. Teams adds team roles and shared scenario templates.
Enterprise adds custom functions, enterprise app integrations, 24/7 support, value-engineering access, overage protection, and advanced security. Make defines a credit as a module action and offers extra-credit purchases or automatic overage bundles on Core, Pro, and Teams.
Model footprint
Make is model-agnostic automation infrastructure. Buyers bring together third-party AI services through integrations, with the platform’s own bill determined by module-action credits rather than model tokens.
Why select Make
Make is attractive for teams that want a highly visual automation canvas and transparent action-based entry pricing. It is particularly useful when workflows need branching and data transformation across many services.
Official source: Make pricing.