Make

Visual automation platform for connecting applications, transforming data, and building AI-powered workflows.

Map a scenario, test it with sample data, and review how each step consumes credits before scheduled runs.

Access and pricing: Free has a limited monthly credit allowance. Paid plans expand capacity and scheduling; AI and connected services may have additional charges.

Try this task: Turn incoming records into reviewed drafts Create three synthetic records with IDs A, B and A. Transform them into a private draft queue using ID as the deduplication key.

Check the result: Expect two records. A deliberately malformed record must enter an error path rather than disappear silently.

Choose carefully: Watch operation usage, retries and partial failures when estimating the full workflow cost.

Evidence: This is an editorial exercise based on the documented product scope, not a recorded hands-on product benchmark. Use permitted or fictional inputs and record your own observed result.

What it does well

Based on Make's pricing page, usage is measured in credits, and the Free plan includes 1,000 credits per month, 1 MB of data storage, and one data store. The page also describes usage allowances per 10,000 licensed credits, including 5 GB of data transfer and a webhook queue.

Who gets the most from it

People who want to see and edit each step of an automation visually, and who can reason about how many operations a scenario will use.

Limits to check before you commit

The pricing page lists Core, Pro, Teams, and Enterprise tiers, but its plan prices did not appear in the reviewed content, so check them directly. Annual payment is cheaper than monthly, organisations under 20 employees may qualify for a start-up discount, and nonprofits can ask about discounts. Unused credits expire at the end of the term, and extra credits expire one month after purchase on monthly plans. When credits run out, scenarios stop and webhooks queue until the queue limit is reached.