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Make (Integromat)

Visual workflow automation platform connecting apps and services through drag-and-drop scenarios with advanced data transformation and branching logic.

Founded 2012 Prague, Czech Republic 501-1000 employees Private Updated Feb 2026

Make (Integromat) Pros & Cons

Key strengths and limitations to consider

Strengths

  • Visual workflow automation builder
  • Extensive app integration library (1000+)
  • More affordable than Zapier for complex workflows
  • Powerful data transformation capabilities

Limitations

  • Steeper learning curve than Zapier
  • Less polished UX
  • Smaller community and template library

Ideal For

Who benefits most from Make (Integromat)

Quick Analysis

Make (formerly Integromat) is a visual workflow automation platform, competing with Zapier, n8n, and Power Automate in the iPaaS/automation space. It connects 1,500+ apps through visual "scenarios" — flowchart-style workflows with routers, iterators, and data transformations that handle complex multi-step automation beyond simple trigger-action patterns.

Make's strength is its visual workflow builder and data manipulation capabilities — it handles complex branching, array processing, and HTTP/API operations that Zapier struggles with. It is ideal for marketing operations, RevOps teams, and technical marketers who need sophisticated automation without coding. Compared to Zapier (simpler, larger app library), Make offers more powerful data transformation and branching at lower cost. Versus n8n (open-source, self-hosted option), Make provides a more polished cloud experience but less customization.

Buyers should choose Make for complex, multi-step workflows involving data transformation, conditional logic, and error handling. Its pricing (based on operations) is typically cheaper than Zapier for similar workloads. Consider Zapier for simple two-step automations where ease of use matters most, or n8n for teams wanting self-hosted automation with full customization.

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Technical teams automating complex workflows

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Agencies building client automations

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Companies migrating from expensive iPaaS

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Data teams needing ETL automation

Freemium

Capabilities

Core Capabilities

Workflow Automation

Also Supports

iPaaS / API Integration

Pricing

Model

freemium

Key Features

  • Visual scenario builder with drag-and-drop
  • 1,500+ app integrations
  • Routers for conditional branching logic
  • Iterator and array aggregator for data processing
  • HTTP/Webhook modules for custom API calls
  • Error handling with retry and fallback paths
  • Scheduling with cron-like precision
  • Data store for persistent variables across runs

Popular Integrations

Make (Integromat) works seamlessly with these tools:

Google Sheets for data sync
Slack for notifications
Airtable for databases
Notion for documentation

Visual automation platform (formerly Integromat) for building complex workflows with branching logic. Make provides a drag-and-drop interface, advanced data transformation, and detailed execution history.

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