make vs. Zapier in comparison

What is make?

With Make, users can design, create and automate everything from tasks and workflows to applications and systems. According to the company itself, thousands of rapidly scaling companies around the world already rely on make. Using the drag & drop function, existing workflows can be automated or new complex processes created. In addition, various tools can be integrated, so that all processes can be managed on a single platform. The tool is available in 5 price variants: Free, Core, Pro, Team and Enterprise. Prices start at $9 per month when billed annually.

What is Zapier?

According to its own statement, Zapier aims to create simple automation for busy people. The software allows users to flexibly connect important programs for their work into a system and automate corresponding workflows. The developer company, also called Zapier, which has been offering it since 2011, supports more than 3,000 apps. The Automation Editor is supposed to be usable for everyone - Zapier emphasizes that no programming skills are required. Much of it runs via understandable drop-downs, with the help of which apps and events are linked. Zapier is available as a free version and as bundles from 19.99 to 599 US dollars per month. The paid versions can handle significantly more monthly tasks and support more apps as well as connections between them.

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