Make alternatives

Make: Visual, canvas-based automation for complex workflows. From $9/mo, running on Web, API.

Every tool here shares a category with Make. For each: what it costs against Make, where it runs, and the one claim its own listing makes that Make's does not.

Where Make runs out of road

A drag-and-drop automation platform, formerly Integromat, that builds workflows as a visual map of connected modules, with branching, iteration and error handling built in.

Make's own listed limits, in its words:

  • The canvas has a steeper learning curve than simpler linear automation tools
  • Smaller integration catalogue than Zapier for less common apps
  • Debugging a large scenario with many branches can get visually cluttered

Alternatives to Make, by what they cost to start

Of the 13, 2 sit level on price, 9 cost more to start and 2 quote on request. 6 run somewhere Make does not and 12 reach past its categories.

Priced level with Make

Within a step of Make on entry price, so the rest decides.

  • No published entry price, against Make's $9/mo.

    Adds iOS, Android and Self-hosted; no API, which Make does have. Covers Automation & Agents like Make, and Productivity and Chatbots on top.

    In its favour
    You stay in control — approve before anything goes out
    The catch
    The marketplace for selling agentic teams is not live yet

    Make vs StellarFirm, side by side

  • No published entry price, against Make's $9/mo.

    Everywhere Make runs, plus Self-hosted. Covers Automation & Agents like Make, and Code on top.

    In its favour
    The free self-hosted Community Edition has no execution caps and includes most integrations
    The catch
    Self-hosting means owning the uptime, updates and security of the instance yourself

    Make vs n8n, side by side

A step up in price from Make

More to start than Make, so the difference has to earn it.

  • Maileroo

    Maileroo Group Pty Ltd

    From $10/mo — $1 a month over Make.

    Web only, where Make also ships API. Covers Automation & Agents like Make, and Marketing and Code on top.

    In its favour
    3,000 free emails a month, with paid plans from $10
    The catch
    Data residency outside the EU is limited to enterprise customers

    Make vs Maileroo, side by side

  • From $25/mo — $16 a month over Make.

    Exactly the platform coverage Make has: Web and API. Covers Automation & Agents like Make, and Data & Analytics on top.

    In its favour
    The free tier is usable rather than decorative — 500 credits, 50 brand retrievals and no card
    The catch
    Credit-metered across six different products, so forecasting a month's spend takes more arithmetic than a flat seat price

    Make vs Context.dev, side by side

  • From $19.99/mo — $10.99 a month over Make.

    Everywhere Make runs, plus iOS, Android and Chrome extension. Same Automation & Agents filing as Make.

    In its favour
    Genuinely usable by non-developers — most Zaps take minutes to build
    The catch
    Task-based pricing gets expensive fast once workflows run at real volume

    Make vs Zapier, side by side

  • From $40/mo — $31 a month over Make.

    Exactly the platform coverage Make has: Web and API. Covers Automation & Agents like Make, and Chatbots and Customer Support on top.

    In its favour
    Takes literally 5 minutes from website crawl to live working widget
    The catch
    Free plan message allotment is limited to initial testing (50 msgs/mo)

    Make vs Chatbase, side by side

  • From $32/mo — $23 a month over Make. No free tier to sit on, which Make does give you.

    Adds iOS and Android; no API, which Make does have. Covers Automation & Agents like Make, and Finance and Productivity on top.

    In its favour
    Unmatched OCR extraction accuracy on crumpled receipts and digital invoices
    The catch
    No permanent free plan; operates on subscription tiers per business/client

    Make vs Dext, side by side

  • From $37/mo — $28 a month over Make.

    Exactly the platform coverage Make has: Web and API. Covers Automation & Agents like Make, and Data & Analytics on top.

    In its favour
    Built specifically for AI and data workflows rather than legacy REST APIs
    The catch
    Credit-based pricing can scale up quickly on high-volume web scraping tasks

    Make vs Gumloop, side by side

  • From $49/mo — $40 a month over Make.

    Adds Chrome extension; no API, which Make does have. Covers Automation & Agents like Make, and Sales and Writing on top.

    In its favour
    Saves hours of manual LinkedIn research per sales development rep
    The catch
    Free plan is limited to basic email drafting credits

    Make vs Regie.ai, side by side

  • From $10/mo — $1 a month over Make.

    Adds macOS, Windows, iOS and Android; no API, which Make does have. Covers Automation & Agents like Make, and Productivity on top.

    In its favour
    Incredibly flexible view switcher adapts to different working styles
    The catch
    Breadth of features can feel overwhelming for users wanting simple checklists

    Make vs Taskade, side by side

  • From $60/mo — $51 a month over Make.

    Exactly the platform coverage Make has: Web and API. Covers Automation & Agents like Make, and Chatbots and Customer Support on top.

    In its favour
    Blends deterministic reliability with modern LLM flexibility
    The catch
    Pro and Team plans carry higher per-editor seat costs

    Make vs Voiceflow, side by side

Quoted, not listed

No number to weigh against Make's — sales-led pricing.

  • Quoted on request rather than listed, where Make publishes from $9/mo. No free tier to sit on, which Make does give you.

    Web only, where Make also ships API. Covers Automation & Agents like Make, and Sales on top.

    In its favour
    Enterprise-grade sequence governance and territory management
    The catch
    Priced strictly as enterprise contracts with annual commitments

    Make vs Outreach, side by side

  • Quoted on request rather than listed, where Make publishes from $9/mo. No free tier to sit on, which Make does give you.

    Web only, where Make also ships API. Covers Automation & Agents like Make, and Finance and Data & Analytics on top.

    In its favour
    Purpose-built for modern venture-backed tech and SaaS startup business models
    The catch
    Custom quote pricing tailored for startups rather than micro-freelancers

    Make vs Truewind, side by side

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