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Make

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Visual automation platform (formerly Integromat). More powerful than Zapier for branching/conditional workflows. Cheaper at high volume; steeper learning curve.

Entry pricing
$9/mo
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What is Make?

Make is a productivity tool, software that helps individuals and teams plan, document, organize, and execute work.

Visual automation platform (formerly Integromat). More powerful than Zapier for branching/conditional workflows. Cheaper at high volume; steeper learning curve.

What to look for in productivity

The questions you should ask before committing to Make or any alternative.

  • Speed and offline reliability, daily-driver tools must feel instant
  • Real-time collaboration with permissions and comments
  • Mobile and desktop parity
  • Integrations with your existing stack (Slack, calendar, email)
  • Pricing per active user, with a generous free tier
  • Export/escape-hatch, can you get your data out cleanly?

Make cost at scale

Modelled monthly cost as you grow. Estimates only, final pricing varies on plan discounts, volume tiers, and any negotiated enterprise SKU. Team size is the axis we vary.

Tier 1
Solo
$9/mo
≈ ₹765/mo
Tier 2
5-person team
$45/mo
≈ ₹3,825/mo
Tier 3
25-person team
$225/mo
≈ ₹19,125/mo
Tier 4
100-person team
$900/mo
≈ ₹76,500/mo

Forex assumed at ₹85/USD. Actual cost includes 2–3.5% forex markup unless paying with a low-fx card.

Make is great for

Knowledge workers, distributed teams, project-led work where the artefact (doc, task, page) is the unit of progress.

Probably not ideal if

Engineering-specific workflows (use a code-aware PM tool) and sales-led pipelines (use a CRM).

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FAQ

What does Make cost?

Entry plan starts around $9 per user per month. Annual plans typically discount 15-20%. Make bills in USD; Indian businesses incur ~3.5% forex markup unless paying with a forex-friendly card (see below).

Who is Make a good fit for?

Knowledge workers, distributed teams, project-led work where the artefact (doc, task, page) is the unit of progress.

Who should NOT use Make?

Engineering-specific workflows (use a code-aware PM tool) and sales-led pipelines (use a CRM).

Are there cheaper alternatives to Make?

Yes, popular productivity alternatives include Google Workspace, ClickUp, Asana. Compare them side-by-side via the head-to-head comparisons we maintain.