Make is a visual no-code automation platform that allows users to connect over 2,500 apps and services to build, manage, and automate workflows. It offers features like AI integration for intelligent automation, workflow scheduling, real-time monitoring, and a centralized dashboard for comprehensive oversight. The platform caters to individuals, freelancers, SMBs, and enterprises looking to streamline operations and enhance productivity.

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Pricing
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Free

$0.00 monthly
  • 1,000 operations/month
  • No-code visual workflow builder
  • 2000+ apps
  • Routers & filters
  • Customer support
  • 15-minute minimum interval between runs
  • Maximum number of active scenarios: 2
  • Support available for 90 days after signup

Core

$9.00 monthly
  • Everything in Free, plus:
  • Unlimited active scenarios
  • More control with scheduled scenarios, down to the minute
  • Increased data transfer limits
  • Access to the Make API

Pro

$16.00 monthly
Popular
  • Everything in Core, plus:
  • Priority scenario execution
  • Custom variables
  • Full-text execution log search
  • Operations usage flexibility

Teams

$29.00 monthly
  • Everything in Pro, plus:
  • Teams and team roles
  • Create and share scenario templates

Enterprise

Custom
  • Everything in Teams, plus:
  • Custom functions support
  • Enterprise app integrations
  • 24/7 Enterprise support
  • Access to Value Engineering team
  • Overage protection
  • Advanced security features
Rationale

Make is an automation and integration platform that allows users to visually create, build, and automate workflows by connecting various apps and services. While it offers integrations with many applications, including Stripe, Make itself is not a payments platform. It does not directly provide payment processing, billing, fraud detection, or financial reporting services. Instead, it acts as a middleware to automate tasks between different applications, one of which could be a payment gateway like Stripe. Therefore, it does not align with the core 'must-have' features of a payments infrastructure platform.

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