The visual AI automation platform
Make (formerly Integromat) positions itself as a visual-first automation platform for connecting apps and deploying AI agents, claiming over 400,000 organizations across 200+ countries as customers, and emphasizing building automations via drag-and-drop, code, or natural-language prompt.
| Plan | Price | Included | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0/mo | Up to 1,000 operations/month | 2 active scenarios, 15-minute minimum interval, 5-minute max execution time |
| Core | $12/mo (for 10,000 credits/month, scales with usage) | 10,000 operations/month | Unlimited active scenarios, 1-minute minimum interval, 40-minute max execution time |
| Pro | $21/mo (for 10,000 credits/month, scales with usage) | 10,000 operations/month | Priority scenario execution, Custom variables, Full-text execution log search |
| Teams | $38/mo (for 10,000 credits/month, scales with usage) | 10,000 operations/month | Team roles, Scenario template creation/sharing, 500MB file size |
| Enterprise | Custom pricing | Custom operations volume | Custom functions, Enterprise app integrations, 24/7 support |
Checked 2026-08-03 against their pricing page. Vendors change pricing without notice.
Make is a visual automation platform (the successor brand to Integromat) built around scenarios - flowcharts of connected app modules with routers, filters, and data stores. Its developer surface spans a documented REST API, a Custom Apps SDK, a CLI, and a hosted Make MCP Server that converts existing scenarios into tools an AI assistant can call, supporting OAuth or MCP-token auth over Streamable HTTP or SSE transports, included at no extra cost on all plans.
Vendor markets to organizations from startups to enterprise across IT, operations, marketing, sales, finance, HR, and customer experience functions who want a visual-first builder for cross-app automation and are willing to work within an operations-credit pricing model.
Pricing is metered in "operations" consumed per module execution, not a flat per-workflow rate, so scenarios with many steps or high-frequency triggers can consume the monthly credit allotment quickly regardless of how simple the underlying task is. The Free plan caps scenarios at a 15-minute minimum run interval and 2 active scenarios, which rules out near-real-time or high-scenario-count use without upgrading. Custom variables and full-text execution log search - useful for debugging complex automations - are gated behind the Pro tier and above, so teams doing serious troubleshooting on the entry-level Core plan will hit friction.
General automation runtimes used to wire GTM tools together, from node-graph builders to agent frameworks.
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Yes. Make MCP Server converts existing Make scenarios into callable tools for AI clients such as Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor, is included on all plans at no extra cost, and supports OAuth or MCP-token auth over Streamable HTTP or SSE.
By monthly "operations" consumed per module run: Free ($0, 1,000 ops), Core ($12/mo for 10k ops), Pro ($21/mo for 10k ops), Teams ($38/mo for 10k ops), and custom-priced Enterprise; Core/Pro/Teams prices scale up with higher operations volume.
Yes, a Free plan with 1,000 operations/month, 2 active scenarios, and a 15-minute minimum scenario interval.
Yes, via the Custom Apps SDK referenced on Make's Developer Hub, alongside a Make CLI for managing resources from the command line.
Yes, the vendor markets "AI Agents" as a first-class capability for deploying agent-driven automation inside scenarios, in addition to the separate MCP Server integration for external AI clients.
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