Make fits agencies, automation freelancers, small-teams best. Its clearest advantage is powerful and flexible.
- Best for
- agencies, automation freelancers, small-teams
- Avoid if
- complete beginners who want the absolute easiest setup
- Cheapest useful plan
- $9.00/mo · Core
- Free plan
- Yes
- Setup effort
- moderate — 1 hr
- Main strength
- Powerful and flexible
- Main limitation
- Steeper learning curve
- Evidence level
- Vendor documented (1/3)
- Powerful and flexible
- Cheaper than some rivals at volume
- Visual builder
- complete beginners who want the absolute easiest setup
What it actually does
visual scenario builder, 1500+ integrations, AI modules.
The limits to know
- Steeper learning curve
- Operations pricing can climb
- Less forgiving for beginners
The evidence record
- Evidence level
- Vendor documented — Official documentation and pricing page reviewed and dated. No independent verification, no hands-on test recorded.
- Pricing note
- Observed on official pricing page: Free $0/mo (up to 1,000 credits/mo); Core $9/mo; Pro $16/mo; Teams $29/mo — all at the 10,000 credits/mo tier. Enterprise is custom-priced.
- Billing condition
- $9/mo for 10,000 credits; annual billing saves 15% or more
- Platforms
- web
- Integrations
- 1500+
- Setup
- moderate — 1 hr
- Affiliate status
- No affiliate link on this record — no commission.
Pricing & billing commitment
- Rate on record
- $9.00/mo · Core
- What that figure is
- Month-to-month rate per account, read on the vendor's monthly view. The plan is capped by an allowance (credits, tasks or minutes) rather than by time.
- Commitment
- None — payable one month at a time
- The vendor's exact condition
- $9/mo for 10,000 credits; annual billing saves 15% or more
- Usage cap
- This plan is capped by an allowance (credits, tasks or minutes), not only by time. Going past it costs extra or stops the work, depending on the vendor.
Hands-on test
No automated hands-on test has been completed for this review cycle. This record rests on the vendor's official documentation and pricing page, re-read and dated. We say so rather than imply otherwise.
The research record
Read on the vendor's monthly view
Sources
The official pages this record rests on. No tracking links here: these addresses name the vendor.
Evidence freshness
Each kind of check has its own clock and its own threshold. A price ages in weeks and a feature list in months; sharing one date between them would let an old review pass for a recent check.
| Check | When | State |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Checked 38 days ago | Due soon |
| Features | Checked 38 days ago | Fresh |
| Privacy & data | Never checked | Not independently checked |
| Hands-on test | Never checked | Not independently checked |
| Page review | Checked 38 days ago | Fresh |
What remains unverified
- No workflow was run inside the product. Everything here comes from the vendor's documentation and public pages.
- Data handling and the privacy policy were not independently verified during this research cycle. We therefore publish no conclusion about security or where data is stored.
- Export terms and the real cost of leaving are not on this record: we have not tested them.
- The price has been read once only. A single observation says nothing about where the price is heading.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Make?
Make is a tool from Celonis, Inc., in the automation category. It is mainly used for: visual automation, AI steps in flows, client workflows.
How much does Make cost?
The paid entry point is $9.00/mo · Core. Month-to-month rate per account, read on the vendor's monthly view. The plan is capped by an allowance (credits, tasks or minutes) rather than by time. The exact condition attached to that figure: $9/mo for 10,000 credits; annual billing saves 15% or more. Read on the official pricing page on 06.08.2026. Prices move quickly — confirm before subscribing.
Does Make have a free plan?
Yes. Make publishes a permanent free plan. Check this before settling on it: steeper learning curve.
Who is Make for — and who is it not for?
Good fit: agencies, automation freelancers, small-teams. Not for: complete beginners who want the absolute easiest setup.
What is the main limitation of Make?
Steeper learning curve. Our evidence level on this record: Official documentation and pricing page reviewed and dated. No independent verification, no hands-on test recorded.