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4.8
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Functionality
4.8
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JB
Jonathan B.
FZ
Frank Z.
MB
Martin B.
BP
Baruch P.
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Baruch P.
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Rastislav P.
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Timothy L.
Software Consultant
Information Technology and Services, self-employed
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Timothy L.: My name is Tim, I'm a software consultant. I would rate Integromat five out of five, and...
Vasilis S.
Owner
Program Development, self-employed
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Vasilis S.: I am Vasilis. I am PhD engineer. I give Integromat five stars. For more reviews, you may...
Chamaru A.
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Newspapers, 11-50 employees
Used daily for 1-2 years
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As an online news outlet, we use this tool to automate the content moderation, image manipulation, and sharing of the news on social media channels, including WhatsApp, Telegram, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and so on. Previously there were 2 people who were doing this task all by themselves repetitively and now everything is automated using Make. Now those 2 people just have to engage with our audience making their time well spent. Totally recommend this product!
You can automate almost everything with a couple of buttons. The platform is really easy to use and user-friendly making it a breeze to use. I learned and deployed production level no-code automation in 2 days when I was beginning.
Some third-party services are still not available. But they really do respond to our suggestions. Make was previously called Integromat. I used Integromat first and It was a little bit painful to migrate from Integromat to Make, Not because platforms are different. But because I had to transfer all the credentials and data. If you are new to using the platform, then you would never worry about this.
Anonymous Reviewer
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Legal Services, 1-10 employees
Used daily for 2+ years
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Make is an excellent product overall, and in my opinion has the best mix of features, usability, features, etc. It also comes at a much lower price than Zapier for most uses. This is very important.
Make is one of the most flexible SAAS products on the market. Its interface is more intuitive to me than Zapier. I love the workflow diagram structure. It works with a huge number of different apps. When I started using it, I needed Zapier to fill in some of the gaps where Make could not complete the needed integration (at least natively). Since that time, Make has added nearly all of my required integrations. It also has the flexibility to work with the API directly.
Support takes a really long time to get back to you. Often times the response leaves something to be desired. Other times, the response is great (though slow). The transition from Integromat to Make was not handled very well. There are tonnes of complaints about problems caused as a result of the transition. Some of the complaints are warranted, others are overblown in my opinion. Would love the ability to run an automation again when things go wrong. This is currently missing (there may be a complex solution that I'm not aware of).
Jeroen V.
Marketing and Advertising, 11-50 employees
Used daily for less than 6 months
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The connections between Facebook and Sheets simply don't work. What is possible in under 5 minutes with Zapier will cost you an entire work day with Integromat / Make.com and you still will be stuck and nowhere. When you contact support with this, they try to tell you the bug isn't theirs while it is their issue to fix. And then they will send you tutorials on how to do it etc. While you did it perfectly according to the book. My conclusion: Make.com / Integromat does not maintain the Facebook API connection and now that the Facebook API refuses to function, all Make.com / Integromat customers are stuck. Zapier is a somewhat more expensive, but given the massive amount of time and frustration you'll save, a more cheap solution than Make.com / Integromat!
It has a good dashboard. Its recent dashboard upgrade is an improvement.
The connections between Facebook and Sheets simply don't work. What is possible in under 5 minutes with Zapier will cost you an entire work day with Integromat / Make.com and you still will be stuck and nowhere.
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E-Learning, self-employed
Used daily for less than 6 months
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Zapier will always be the king of the low-code automations game, but their pricing is pretty ridiculous. There are certain app integrations for which I need to stick with Zapier, but thanks to Make, and some clever Webhooking, I've been able to significantly reduce the number of daily tasks used by Zapier. This has enabled me to drop back down to their 2,000 task/month plan (I was on the 5,000 task/month...
The learning curve is a bit tough; they could use a lot more support videos. Additionally, their support is severely lacking when compared to Zapier. I would certainly pay extra for premium support if that were an option.
Luca N.
Market Research, 1-10 employees
Used daily for 6-12 months
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the most tedious flows like: complete forms, save documents in a specific place, insert pdf invoices from e-mail into our ERP without any manual step
The diagram editor is a unique feature, but you need a while to learn how it works.
is not simple like others, but is really powerful, if you are a programmer-like minded you'll love it at first sight
Q. What type of pricing plans does Make offer?
Make has the following pricing plans:
Starting from: $9.00/month
Pricing model: Free, Subscription
Q. Who are the typical users of Make?
Make has the following typical customers:
Freelancers, Large Enterprises, Mid Size Business, Non Profit, Public Administrations, Small Business
Q. What languages does Make support?
Make supports the following languages:
Czech, English
Q. Does Make offer an API?
Yes, Make has an API available for use.
Q. What other apps does Make integrate with?
Make integrates with the following applications:
Vtiger CRM, Wufoo, Capsule, amoCRM, Constant Contact, Google Forms, GitHub, Microsoft Outlook, Adobe Commerce, WooCommerce, PayPal, Google Analytics 360, Todoist, Microsoft OneNote, Dropbox Business, Zoho CRM, Insightly, Jira, Campaign Monitor, ActiveCampaign, Mustache, Formstack Forms, MailerLite, Mailchimp Transactional Email, Calendly, Feedly, Teamwork, PrestaShop, Zapier, Mattermost, QuickBooks Online Advanced, Recurly, Gmail, Knack, MeisterTask, OneDrive, Airtable, Streak, ClickFunnels, Trello, Google Drive, Box, Pipedrive, Zoom Meetings, Citrix ShareFile, Freshsales, ActiveTrail, Buffer, WebinarJam, GitLab, Flow, Chatfuel, WordPress, Freshdesk, Sendinblue, Twitter, Gravity Forms, Help Scout, Stripe, Canny, Jotform, Wild Apricot, Salesforce Sales Cloud, ShipStation, Leady, Cognito Forms, SugarCRM, Harvest, SendGrid, Slack, Klaviyo, Google Contacts, Toodledo, Microsoft 365, Plivo, Caspio, Typeform, Zoho Mail, Drip, Basecamp, GetResponse, Invoice Ninja, Microsoft To Do, LinkedIn for Business, Bitbucket, Teamgate, Eventbrite, Meta for Business, Quickbooks Online, Mailgun, Optimy, monday.com, MessageBird, SurveyMonkey, Keap, ClickUp, Chargebee, Google Calendar, Site Search 360, QuickBooks Commerce, Copper, Google Data Studio, SuiteCRM, Mailchimp, Twilio, Autotask PSA, Wrike, Instagram, SuperSaaS, Marketo Engage, Asana, Podio, Google Maps, Twist , Xero, Paperform, IFTTT, AWeber, Smartsheet, HubSpot CRM, RAYNET CRM, Evernote Teams, Toggl Track, CAFLOU, Intercom, Microsoft Word, Shopify, Zendesk, Microsoft Excel
Q. What level of support does Make offer?
Make offers the following support options:
Knowledge Base, Email/Help Desk, Chat, FAQs/Forum