Make

Make is a visual automation platform in the business category that lets you connect apps and design workflows on a drag-and-drop canvas. Instead of a linear list of steps, you arrange modules on a flowchart, giving you clear control over how data moves, branches and loops between services.

What it does

Make shines at complex, multi-step automation. Routers split a scenario down different paths, iterators and aggregators loop over collections, and error handlers keep things running when an app misbehaves. On the AI side, Make connects to OpenAI, Anthropic and other model providers, and its Make AI Agents let you build assistants that reason over live data and trigger actions across your stack. A universal HTTP module and data stores mean you can integrate almost any service, even ones without a prebuilt connector.

Who it’s for

Make appeals to operations teams, agencies and technical builders who want more power and cheaper operations than entry-level tools provide. The free plan covers experimentation, while paid tiers from around $9/mo raise operation limits and unlock faster scheduling. The visual approach rewards a little learning with automations that would be awkward to express elsewhere.