Make

Make's pricing is based on 'operations' (individual steps) within a scenario, which can be more cost-effective than Zapier's 'task' based pricing, especially for complex workflows with many steps per task. By visualizing your workflow and optimizing the number of operations, you can often achieve the same automation at a lower cost with Make.

Yes, Make supports integrations with various AI APIs, allowing you to incorporate AI models into your workflows. You can connect to services like OpenAI, Google AI, or others using custom webhooks or pre-built integrations, enabling you to automate tasks such as text generation, image analysis, and more.

While Make offers powerful visual logic, it can be overwhelming at first. Start with simpler workflows involving only 2-3 apps to understand the drag-and-drop editor and module connections. Make also offers documentation and tutorials to guide you through the key concepts and features, helping you gradually build more complex automations.

Make's custom webhooks allow you to connect to virtually any application with an API, even if a pre-built integration isn't available. You can set up a webhook in Make to receive data from one app and then use another webhook to send that data to the second app, acting as a bridge between the two and enabling seamless data flow.