Make

Make is a visual automation builder where you drag modules onto a canvas to connect apps, add routers and filters, and run AI and agent steps, with more than 3,000 integrations. Ops teams, marketers and solo founders use it in place of Zapier when they want branching logic without code. The Free plan has no expiry and is enough to run a couple of small automations for good.

What the free plan gives you

• 1,000 credits per month, where each module execution consumes credits
• 2 active scenarios at a time
• Unlimited users in the organisation
• 15-minute minimum interval between scheduled runs
• 512 MB of data transfer and a 5 MB maximum file size
• The full visual builder, routers and filters, and access to the 3,000+ app library

Earlier listings for this plan said unlimited active scenarios; the pricing page now states 2, which is the limit that shapes what you can do.

Where the free plan stops

Two active scenarios and the 15-minute polling gap are the constraints that bite first, followed by the 1,000 credits. The Core plan at $9 per month for 10,000 credits removes the scenario cap, lets you schedule down to 1 minute, raises data transfer to 5 GB, extends maximum execution time to 40 minutes and opens the Make API. Pro at $16 per month and Teams at $29 per month build on that with priority execution and team features, and annual billing saves at least 15%.

Who it suits

If you need two automations, such as a form-to-CRM sync and a weekly digest, that can tolerate a 15-minute delay, the free plan will run them indefinitely. Anyone who needs three or more live scenarios, near-real-time triggers or API access should expect to pay $9 a month, which is cheap relative to the category.