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Make: features, pricing and use cases
Make is a visual automation platform for building multi-step scenarios between apps, billed by credits consumed by actions.
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What does Make do?
Make is a visual automation platform for building multi-step scenarios between apps, billed by credits consumed by actions.
When to consider it
Consider it when automations branch, loop, or handle errors and a visual canvas helps the team see the whole flow.
What to check first
Scenarios stop running when credits run out, and extra credits expire. Plan prices were not visible in our reading of the pricing page; confirm them there.
Make pricing & access
freemiumFree, Core, Pro, Teams, and Enterprise plans are documented. The free plan includes a monthly credit allowance; most actions consume one credit.
Check pricing sourceMake features
Features described in provider documentation or the source listing. Availability may depend on the plan.
- Visual scenario builder
- Routers and error handlers
- Thousands of app integrations
- Extra credit bundles
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Sources & listing status
Provider documentation has been consulted for this listing. A documentation check is not a hands-on product test.
Provider documentationChecked 8 Nov 2026
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