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Build advanced automation with Make's visual platform
Why Choose Make?
Visual Scenario Builder
See your entire workflow at a glance with Make's intuitive visual interface.
Advanced Data Operations
Transform, parse, and manipulate data with powerful built-in tools.
1,500+ App Integrations
Connect to major business apps plus custom APIs with HTTP modules.
Unlimited Scenarios
Create as many scenarios as you need. Pay only for operations consumed.
What You Can Build
Real-world Make automation examples
Ambient Medical Scribe
Revolutionizing Clinical Documentation with AI-Powered Speech Recognition
M&A Deal Room Q&A
Automate M&A due diligence with AI-driven Q&A efficiency
Code Documentation Generator
Streamline code documentation with AI automation for enhanced productivity.
Pricing Insights
Platform Cost
Service Price Ranges
Make vs Other Platforms
| Feature | Make | Zapier | N8n |
|---|---|---|---|
| Visual Workflow | ✅ Best in class | ⚠️ Linear only | ✅ Excellent |
| Data Transformation | ✅ Advanced tools | ⚠️ Basic | ✅ JavaScript |
| Pricing Model | Operations-based | Task-based | Execution-based |
| Learning Curve | Medium | Easy | Medium-Hard |
Learning Resources
Master Make automation
Make Help Center
Comprehensive guides and certification paths.
Learn More →Make API Documentation
Reference for automating the automation platform.
Learn More →Make YouTube Channel
Visual tutorials for scenario building.
Learn More →Make Community Forum
Solve complex scenario logic with community help.
Learn More →Frequently Asked Questions
What's an operation in Make?
An operation is a single action performed by a module in your scenario. For example, searching for a record is 1 operation, creating a record is another. Unlike Zapier's tasks, Make counts each module execution.
Is Make better than Zapier?
Make excels at complex workflows with data transformation, visual debugging, and advanced logic. Zapier is simpler and has more app integrations. Choose Make if you need granular control and complex data operations.
Can Make handle API authentication?
Yes! Make supports OAuth 1.0/2.0, API keys, basic authentication, and custom headers. The HTTP module allows connection to any REST API.
How does Make handle errors?
Make offers advanced error handling with retry policies, error handlers, rollback functions, and automatic notifications. You can design fallback scenarios for robust automation.
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