Compare · Automation
Zapier vs Make (Integromat).
Zapier is the mass-market automation platform. Make (formerly Integromat) targets more complex workflows at lower cost per operation. Both compete for the no-code automation market.
(01) — Strengths
What each does best.
Zapier
- Largest app catalog (6,000+)
- Cleanest UX for beginners
- Best for simple linear workflows
- Massive tutorial ecosystem
Make (Integromat)
- Visual workflow builder — supports complex branching
- Much cheaper per operation
- Better error handling and retries
- Powerful data transformations built-in
(02) — Head-to-head
Direct comparison.
| Criterion | Zapier | Make (Integromat) |
|---|---|---|
| Integration count | 6,000+ | 1,500+ |
| Cost per 10K tasks | ~$50-100 | ~$16 |
| Workflow complexity ceiling | Moderate | High |
| Ease of use for beginners | Excellent | Good |
| Error handling | Basic | Advanced |
(03) — Decision
When to pick each.
Pick Zapier when
Simple workflows, need a specific integration only Zapier has, or team is completely new to automation.
Pick Make (Integromat) when
Complex branching workflows, high task volume, need advanced error handling, or budget matters.
(04) — FAQ
Common questions.
When you cross ~50K tasks/month or workflows become too fragile in no-code tools. See our Zapier vs custom-code article.
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