Make is a visual automation platform that allows users to design, build, and scale custom workflows by connecting a wide variety of apps and services — all without writing a single line of code. It is a powerful no-code tool built for individuals, teams, and businesses that want to automate tasks, integrate systems, and orchestrate data flows efficiently.
Overview
Make transforms manual and repetitive tasks into automated processes through its visual editor, enabling users to create workflows called scenarios. These scenarios connect different applications and services, passing data between them to perform actions automatically. Whether it’s syncing a CRM with an email marketing platform, generating invoices, or analyzing form responses — Make provides the flexibility and power to automate both simple and complex operations.
Designed for technical and non-technical users alike, Make's platform provides real-time execution, detailed debugging, and transparent logging. It scales from freelancers automating personal tools to enterprise teams orchestrating entire business systems.
Key Features
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Visual Scenario Builder 
 Create automation flows with a simple drag-and-drop interface. Each step (called a module) can be customized and connected with conditions, filters, routers, and iterations — allowing for flexible, logic-driven automation.
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Wide Integration Library 
 Make supports thousands of popular apps out of the box, including tools for marketing, sales, CRM, eCommerce, project management, communication, databases, and more. It also includes HTTP and webhook modules for custom API integration.
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Real-Time & Scheduled Execution 
 Run workflows instantly, on a schedule, or triggered by external events. Make supports real-time response scenarios as well as batch processing.
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Error Handling & Logging 
 Built-in tools for managing errors, inspecting history, and controlling retries help ensure robust automation, even when external services behave unexpectedly.
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Unlimited Steps per Scenario 
 Unlike many platforms with step or task limits, Make offers unrestricted flow creation within each automation, encouraging comprehensive and efficient designs.
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Team Collaboration 
 Invite team members to shared workspaces, control access to scenarios, and collaborate securely across departments.
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AI & Code Integration 
 Make supports JavaScript and AI integrations, enabling the inclusion of decision-making, parsing, and data transformation logic within flows.
Common Use Cases
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Sales Automation 
 Automatically capture leads from forms, send notifications to sales reps, update CRM records, and trigger follow-up emails.
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Marketing Workflows 
 Schedule and personalize email campaigns, sync data with advertising platforms, and automate social media posting across multiple channels.
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eCommerce Operations 
 Automate order confirmations, inventory updates, invoice creation, and shipping notifications across storefronts and marketplaces.
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Customer Support 
 Create support tickets from incoming emails, update customers on ticket status, and sync interactions across helpdesk and messaging tools.
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Data Syncing & Reporting 
 Move and transform data between spreadsheets, databases, and analytics platforms without manual intervention.
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HR & Onboarding 
 Manage employee records, automate onboarding emails, set up calendar invites, and assign tasks using integrated workflows.
Benefits
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Saves Time & Reduces Errors 
 Automation of repetitive tasks removes the need for manual input, decreasing the chance of human error.
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Improves Efficiency 
 Processes that previously took hours can be completed in seconds, freeing up teams to focus on higher-value work.
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Flexible & Scalable 
 Suitable for individual freelancers, growing startups, and large enterprises, Make grows with your business needs.
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Customizable to Any Workflow 
 Whether it’s a two-step automation or a multi-branch, data-rich scenario — Make adapts to how you work, not the other way around.
Pricing Model
Make offers a free plan with access to core features, ideal for testing or small-scale use. Paid plans are based on the number of operations and offer priority support, advanced controls, and team features for business users.

 
                    



 
    