Does Make offer a free plan or free trial?

Make offers a free plan with limitations, but no separate free trial of paid tiers.

What are all of Make's pricing tiers?

Make has 5 publicly-priced tiers as of September 12, 2026: • Free — free. 1K credits, 2 active scenarios. • Core — $12/mo ($9/mo billed annually). 10K credits, unlimited scenarios. • Pro — $21/mo ($16/mo billed annually). 10K credits, priority execution. • Teams — $38/mo ($29/mo billed annually). multi-user, shared templates. • Enterprise — custom-priced. SSO, audit logs, SLA.

Has Make raised or lowered prices recently?

Yes. Make has had 1 price change in the last 90 days. Most recent: Entry tier rose from $10.59 to $12/month on Sep 20, 2026. See full history at /tools/make/price-history.

How does Make pricing compare to other Developer & Infrastructure tools?

Make is on the lower end of Developer & Infrastructure pricing. Of the 43 Developer & Infrastructure tools we track with published entry prices, Make is among the 9 cheapest at $12/month. The cheapest option in this category is GitHub at $4/month.

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Make

Make · Developer & Infrastructure

Visual workflow automation (formerly Integromat), positioned as the power-user alternative to Zapier. Distinctive for its visual scenario builder that handles complex multi-branch logic Zapier can't. Priced per operation with 1,000 free ops/month. Popular with developers, ops teams, and agencies who hit Zapier's complexity ceiling. Growing share from Zapier and losing some to n8n (self-hostable) as low-code automation splinters into three tiers by user sophistication.

In other words, Make is worth it for ops-savvy solopreneurs and small teams that need visual automation across hundreds of apps — particularly if you value flexibility over Zapier's simplicity. Free tier covers 1,000 ops/month; Core adds more ops and premium apps; Pro adds priority execution; Teams adds team collaboration. Moderate learning curve — visual scenario builder is powerful but takes learning. Native integrations with 2,000+ apps including Google, HubSpot, Airtable, Slack. Downside: ops-based consumption model gets confusing at scale, and the visual builder can slow down complex debugging.

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Pricing summary

Starting price

$0 / month

No monthly fees

Pricing model

Per Usage

Pay as you go

Key limit

Operations/credits per month

Main metered limit

Additional fees

Varies

FLAG unusual-delta 2026-09-12 — NOT auto-applied, stored values kept. One aggregator (emergent.sh) now lists the 10K-credit tier as Core $16 / Pro $28 / Teams $51 monthly, which would be a 33% jump on Core (12 -> 16) and breach the 30% threshold. A second source in the same search independently lists Core $9 / Pro $16 / Teams $29 — those are our stored ANNUAL rates, suggesting the $16/$28/$51 set is itself a monthly/annual column shift rather than a real increase. Decisive factor: our stored monthly figures were verified against Make's OWN help center just nine days ago (2026-09-03), which is a primary vendor source and outranks an aggregator. No vendor pricing announcement was found in the secondary search. Status left Verified per the never-overwrite-Verified rule. No change written, no snapshot created. TODO: re-check make.com/en/pricing at the 10K-credit tier next pass; if a second independent source corroborates $16 monthly Core, escalate to Under Investigation. --- FIXED 2026-09-03: Confirmed via Make's OWN help center that Core is $12 monthly / $9 annual at 10K-credit tier (stored $10.59 monthly was wrong). Pro monthly $21, Teams monthly $38 updated to match. Annual pricing unchanged. Annual Discount % 15 -> 25. NO snapshot written -- data correction of billing-basis labelling. Make transitioned to credits Nov 2025. Cleared UI -> Verified.

Free trial

Free plan available

No separate trial

Pricing verified for United States.View full pricing details on Make's website

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Alternatives to consider

Non-technical user wanting simplest UX? Pick Zapier. Deep custom logic + JavaScript? n8n (self-hostable). Ultra-cheap for indie hackers? Pipedream.

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Plan	Monthly	Annual	Key limit
Free	Free	Free	1K credits, 2 active scenarios
CoreEntry tier	$12	$9Save 25%	10K credits, unlimited scenarios
Pro	$21	$16Save 24%	10K credits, priority execution
Teams	$38	$29Save 24%	multi-user, shared templates
Enterprise	Custom	Custom	SSO, audit logs, SLA

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Price history

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Common questions about Make

Is Make worth it?: Make is worth it for ops-savvy solopreneurs and small teams that need visual automation across hundreds of apps — particularly if you value flexibility over Zapier's simplicity. Free tier covers 1,000 ops/month; Core adds more ops and premium apps; Pro adds priority execution; Teams adds team collaboration.
What are the pricing tiers of Make?: Make has 5 plans: Free (free), Core ($12/mo), Pro ($21/mo), Teams ($38/mo), Enterprise (custom).
Does Make offer annual discounts?: Yes. Paying annually brings the entry plan from $12/month down to $9/month — about 25% cheaper.

Frequently asked questions

About Make pricing.

Make pricing starts at $12/month on monthly billing, or $9/month if billed annually — a 25% saving. Make offers 5 paid plans in total, ranging from $12 to $38/month. Enterprise pricing is custom-quoted.