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How much does it cost to use Make?
How much does it cost to use Make?

Make pricing is based on the number of operations you automate

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Written by Paul Tomes
Updated over a month ago

Make Pricing Plans

The cost of using Make (formerly Integromat), a no-code automation platform, depends on the plan you choose. Make offers flexible pricing plans to suit your needs. Here’s a quick overview:

Plan

Cost

Features

Free

$0

1,000 operations/month, 2 active scenarios, basic apps

Core

$9/month (billed annually)

10,000 operations/month, unlimited scenarios, premium apps

Pro

$16/month (billed annually)

50,000 operations/month, advanced features, custom APIs

Teams

$29/month (billed annually)

100,000 operations/month, team collaboration, shared workspaces

Enterprise

Custom pricing

Custom operations, dedicated support, advanced security

Make Pricing. Source: <a href="https://www.make.com/en/pricing" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.make.com/en/pricing</a>

If you sign up using this link you will get 1 month of the Pro plan for free.

For the most up-to-date pricing, visit Make's official pricing page.

Additional Costs:

  • Extra Operations: If you exceed your plan's operation limit, you can purchase additional operations at $10 per 10,000 operations.

  • Custom Apps: If you need custom apps or integrations, additional costs may apply.

What is an Operation?

An Operation is a task performed by Make when executing your scenarios. Regardless of how many bundles a trigger retrieves, every time a trigger is run, it is considered as 1 operation. Every time an action performs a task, it is counted as 1 operation.

Every time a module in a scenario performs an action, it counts as an operation. Examples that count as operations:

  • read data from an app or webhook

  • search for data in an app

  • create data in an app

  • update data in an app

  • delete data from an app

  • transform data using the built-in tools

  • aggregate a row of data into an array or text

  • iterate a row of data

Depending on the complexity of the process you’re automating, your scenario can perform anywhere from two operations to thousands of operations in a single run.

Suppose, for example, you have a scenario that shall retrieve a persons membership information from your CRM and creates a membership card in PassKit and then sends the card via SMS. In order to execute this scenario, for each membership card Make will perform 3 operations (1x retrieving from CRM, 1x creating a pass in PassKit, and 1x sending the Pass URL via SMS).

For more information about scenarios and operations please read the Frequently asked questions on this page: https://www.make.com/en/pricing

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