Make is a no-code automation platform made by Celonis, Inc. People build automated workflows, which Make calls scenarios, and AI agents in a visual editor instead of writing code. A scenario connects apps that do not normally work together: it starts when it receives data from one app, for example a new row in a Google Sheet, transforms the data, and sends it to another app.
Each step of a scenario is a module. Workflows are built by drag-and-drop, by a written prompt, or from AI chat tools such as Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini through Make's MCP server. Make connects to more than 3,500 apps out of the box; any service with an API can be added as a custom integration, and JavaScript or Python code can be added where needed.
Make is a hosted service sold by subscription. The billing unit is the credit: most module actions, such as reading a record or writing a row, use one credit. The free plan includes 1,000 credits a month.