Make
by Make (Celonis)
Visual automation platform for connecting apps without code.
Pricing: freemium — Free plan with limitations · Visit website
Make is a visual no-code/low-code automation platform that connects thousands of applications and APIs through drag-and-drop scenarios. Teams can automate complex workflows by routing, filtering, iterating, and aggregating data across multiple steps without writing any code. It supports over 1000 integrations, making it easy to build custom processes for various business needs.
Pros
- Visual interface
- No-code/low-code
- Over 1000 integrations
Cons
- Limited free plan
- Steep learning curve
- Pricing can be high for small teams
FAQ
Is Make free?
Yes, but with limitations.
How many integrations does it support?
Over 1000 apps and APIs.
Does it require coding skills?
No, but some basic understanding is helpful.
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Airtable for real-time collaboration and workflow automation.
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Last updated: 2026-07-10