Make Alternatives

What users switch to when Make doesn't work out — and why they make the change.

1
Zapier
Mentioned 9x by users
55/100

Easiest automation tool with the largest app library and better beginner onboarding; trade-off is a much higher price per task, especially for multi-step workflows.

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2
n8n
Mentioned 9x by users
64/100

Self-host for free with unlimited executions, bills per workflow run in the cloud and allows JavaScript/Python code; trade-off is a steeper learning curve and server maintenance.

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3
Pipedream
Mentioned 5x by users

Developer-first automation with code steps in Node.js/Python; better for API-heavy work, worse for non-coders.

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4
Microsoft Power Automate
Mentioned 5x by users

Included with many Microsoft 365 plans and strong for Microsoft-centric workflows; clunkier outside the Microsoft ecosystem.

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5
Activepieces
Mentioned 4x by users

Open-source, self-hostable no-code builder with a simpler UI; smaller integration library.

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6
IFTTT
Mentioned 3x by users

Very simple consumer automations at low cost; not suitable for business workflows with branching or data processing.

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