Alternatives to Make
Other Agents and automation tools that work as an alternative to Make, in our editorial ranking order and with the reason for each. The ranking is never for sale (rule R1).
The reference tool
Make
#3 in Agents and automation
Alternatives in Agents and automation
- #1
Why it's ranked here: Most flexible for AI and agent workflows, with a self-hosting option and source-available (fair-code) license.
- #2
Why it's ranked here: Unbeatable on number of connected apps and ease for beginners; gets expensive at high volume.
- #4
Why it's ranked here: MIT open source, free self-hosting and billing of 1 credit per run regardless of the number of steps, but it has far fewer native integrations (760+) than Zapier and Make and the official site doesn't confirm a Portuguese interface.
- #5
Why it's ranked here: The most direct path to an assistant that works on its own without building workflows; less fine-grained control than the top three.
- #6
Why it's ranked here: Free, self-hostable Community edition and strong RAG tooling, but it's more focused on LLM apps than on wiring up thousands of everyday apps like Zapier and Make, and the UI has no Portuguese.
- #7
Why it's ranked here: Has a free plan, a Pro trial and many integrations, but the credit model makes costs hard to predict and the free tier is capped at 1 seat and 1 trigger.
- #8
Why it's ranked here: It builds automations described in natural language, with a free plan and a published monthly price, but lists few native connectors, can't be self-hosted and credit use varies with the complexity of each task.
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