Zapier vs Make

Zapier
Zapier
Make
Make
Verified Confidence: 86%

Verdict: Make edges out Zapier on price and visual workflow design, offering 10,000 operations for $9 (per Make pricing) versus Zapier’s 1,000 tasks for $19.99 (per Zapier pricing). However, Zapier’s vastly larger app catalog (5,000+ vs 1,200+) and enterprise‑grade reliability (99.9% uptime per Zapier status) make it the better choice for large organizations needing breadth. For cost‑sensitive users or those who value a visual builder, Make is the clear winner.

Zapier lists at $19.99 while Make lists at $9 — Make undercuts Zapier by $10.99 (122%).

Winner: Make

Zapier: 7.5/10

Make: 8/10

Spec-by-spec comparison

ZapierMake
Supported Apps5,000+ (per Zapier website)1,200+ (per Make website)
Tasks per month1,000 (Starter plan)—
Multi-step ZapsYes (per Zapier website)—
Premium AppsYes (per Zapier website)—
Operations per month—10,000 (Basic plan)
Scenarios—Unlimited (per Make website)

Zapier

What works

  • Large app ecosystem
  • Robust conditional logic
  • Strong documentation

What doesn't

  • Higher price at comparable tiers
  • Limited free task allowance

Make

What works

  • Lower price point
  • Visual scenario editor
  • Generous free tier

What doesn't

  • Smaller app library
  • Steeper learning curve for complex flows

Bottom line

Our pick: Make.

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