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Make

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Make combines visual automation scenarios with Maia, sub-agents and controlled tool outputs. This significantly shortens the path from a process idea to a testable AI automation.

GDPR: yesMCP: yesFree plan: yes

Editorial review: Aug 28, 2026
Facts checked: Oct 18, 2026
Translated: Oct 18, 2026

SME score90/100

Practical value, usability and value for money, equally weighted.

Practical value
93/100
Usability
85/100
Value for money
92/100
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Best suited for

Teams that want to build multistep automations visually, trace errors and use agents only with clearly restricted tool outputs.

Make stands out through its specific combination of visual scenarios, data routing and small-business automations. Within the Automation & Agents category, this combination sets it apart from general-purpose tools and specialist solutions.

Limitations

If nobody maintains workflows, checks error paths or understands permissions, visual automations quickly become fragile.

Strengths

Visual scenarios

Connect triggers, data preparation and target systems on a visible canvas so you can trace which information is passed between your apps.

Make: Maia

Maia for setup and troubleshooting

Describe a desired change in everyday language while Maia visibly adapts the scenario and explains the affected logic step by step when errors occur.

Make: Maia

AI agents with controlled tool outputs

The agent can select suitable tools while you trace its decisions in the Reasoning panel and add manual approvals before selected actions.

Make: AI Agents

Use cases

WorkflowsAgentsIntegrationsOps

Typical outputs with Make: visual scenarios, Maia-assisted setup and troubleshooting, and AI agents with controlled results.

Using it in your business

Language

DE ❌EN ✅Details ↓

MCP

yesDetails ↓

Client: yes · Server: yes

Facts checked: Oct 5, 2026

GDPR

yesDetails ↓

DPA included in the contractual documents; hosting can be selected in the USA or EU (Ireland, Germany for Enterprise); Celonis Inc. is DPF-registered, with SCCs for subprocessors. DPA: yes · EU hosting: optional · Headquarters: Czech Republic (Celonis) · Source

Facts checked: Sep 30, 2026

Pricing

9 USDDetails ↓

Free plan: yes

Free plan, from 9 USD/month (annual billing). The Core plan includes 10.000 credits and unlimited active scenarios, costing 10,59 USD on monthly billing; the free plan includes 1.000 credits per month. Source

Free plan

Facts checked: Sep 30, 2026

A practical first project

Build a visual marketing automation: connect a newsletter form, CRM, spreadsheets, AI-generated text and an approval email in one controlled scenario.

Design a workflow that triggers visual scenarios, checks data, identifies failure cases and includes human approval at the end.

Two ideas for your working day

  1. Sort enquiries by purchase intent

    Here is a starting point: give an agent ten anonymised contact enquiries and three categories such as quote request, support and partnership. Ask it to return the category and its reasoning. Check the decisions in the Reasoning panel before turning this into an automated CRM process.

    Make: AI Agents
  2. Build sending as a separate approval step

    Here is how to prepare follow-up emails: connect your CRM and email, generate a draft from meeting notes and add manual approval before sending. Fixed rules for missing contacts and unresolved prices turn the test into a reviewable workflow.

    Make: AI Agents

Sources: Oct 18, 2026

What other sources report

TechRadar recommends Make for technically minded users who want visible control over branching and error handling, but warns of a learning curve and operations that can be hard to budget for.

TechRadar editorial team

TechRadar · Apr 28, 2026

HERO Software reports saving up to 20 hours of administration per week through reusable Make automations and significantly speeding up quote follow-ups.

Manuel Ensinger

Make Success Story · Apr 9, 2026

AUDITSU founder Jason Crispin cites an automated go-to-market infrastructure in Make as important evidence supporting his successful pre-seed funding round.

Jason Crispin

Make Success Story · Mar 6, 2026

Frequently asked questions

What is Make suitable for?

Teams that want to build multistep automations visually, trace errors and use agents only with clearly restricted tool outputs.

When is Make less suitable?

If nobody maintains workflows, checks error paths or understands permissions, visual automations quickly become fragile.

What features does Make offer?

Visual scenarios; Maia for setup and troubleshooting; AI agents with controlled tool outputs

How should I get started with Make?

Build a visual marketing automation: connect a newsletter form, CRM, spreadsheets, AI-generated text and an approval email in one controlled scenario.

How much does Make cost?

Free plan · from 9 USD/month (annual billing). Pricing details and the documented status are available in the pricing section of this page.