Make
Make is a visual-first automation platform designed for flexibility and scale. It combines classic no-code workflow automation with AI-powered capabilities like Agents and integrated AI apps, allowing both individuals and enterprises to automate with ease. Its enterprise-grade compliance and strong API tooling make it a serious competitor to Zapier, especially for teams seeking advanced logic and governance.
Fast Facts
- Visual, no-code workflow builder (“scenarios”)
- Connects over 2,500+ apps plus any API via HTTP/Webhooks
- Offers 7,000+ workflow templates to start quickly
- Built-in AI Agents, AI Tools, and AI Assistant for automation and generative tasks
- Compliance and enterprise readiness with GDPR, SOC 2 Type II, SSO
- Free plan available with limits
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- Microsoft Power Automate — Automation platform deeply integrated into Microsoft ecosystem.
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