Make
by Make (Celonis) · Prague, Czech Republic · Founded 2012
Visual automation platform with AI agents and an MCP server
Reviewed by the the30top research team · Last reviewed 2026-10-27
Overview
Make, formerly Integromat, lets teams map automations visually and has added Make AI Agents (currently labelled beta), the Maia assistant, an AI Toolkit and an MCP server across its plans. Pricing starts free with 1,000 credits and Core is $12 a month, which is among the lowest entry prices in the category. Its agent features are younger than its core automation engine, scenarios take time to learn, and credit-based usage can surprise heavy users.
Our verdict
A budget-friendly automation platform whose agent features are still maturing. Good value if you also need classic scenario automation.
Best for
Teams that want visual, low-cost automation with AI steps and agents layered on top.
Avoid if
You need production-ready, fully released agent tooling or self-hosting.
Pros
- Low entry pricing
- Visual builder for complex scenarios
- MCP server and AI features on every plan
Cons
- AI agent features are still in beta
- Scenario logic takes time to learn
- Credit usage can be hard to predict
Key capabilities
Frequently asked questions
How much does Make cost?
Free gives 1,000 credits a month. Core is $12, Pro $21 and Teams $38 a month, with Enterprise on custom pricing.
Does Make support AI agents?
Yes. Make AI Agents is listed as a beta feature across its plans, along with an MCP server.
Who owns Make?
Make was Integromat before its acquisition by Celonis, announced in October 2020.