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Make alternatives: 8 tools compared (November 2026)

Make: Visual no-code automation platform (formerly Integromat) from Prague with AI agent orchestration and native OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini links. These 8 tools cover the same task (workflow automation). They are ranked by how many of Make's strongest markets they share, then by how complete their profile is.

Which Make alternative fits which situation

Closest matchMicrosoft Power Automate

Same task, and it ranks first in our similarity ranking, which also weighs shared strong markets and profile depth.

Small teamsn8n

Targets companies under 50 employees and offers a free plan.

Data in the EUWorkato

Can store customer data in the EU.

Published priceZapier

Lists a starting price: from $19.99 per month.

Picked from our profile data, which we check against vendor pages. No vendor paid for a placement.

What Make does

Make is a general-purpose, no-code automation platform from Prague, part of Celonis since 2020, used across departments including HR, with native connections to OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini and a visual editor for orchestrating AI agents.

  • Make AI Agent (New) app, in open beta: agents use modules, scenarios and MCP tools, can hand work to sub-agents and show each decision in a reasoning panel
  • Make's own AI Provider on all plans; own connections to OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Gemini and other providers on paid plans
  • Make MCP server lets MCP clients such as Claude and ChatGPT run scenarios on all plans, with management scopes on paid plans

Make is headquartered in Prague, Czech Republic, which is outside the 23 countries this directory covers. Its public customer and revenue data show no single country that stands out, so no strong market is listed. Starting price: from $9 per month.

Before you switch: Set up a data processing agreement with Make once employee personal data passes through the platform or its connected AI calls, and define who may create or edit scenarios touching HR data. Where an automated scenario ends up monitoring or scoring individual employees, that process can still trigger works council co-determination under Section 87(1) No. 6 BetrVG, even though Make itself is a generic tool.

The 8 closest alternatives in detail

Microsoft Power Automate

Microsoft Power Automate is the automation component of the Power Platform, sold through Microsoft's enterprise channel for companies already running Microsoft 365, with Copilot as an AI layer that builds, monitors and repairs workflows from natural language.

Key functions

  • Copilot generates workflows directly from a natural-language description
  • Copilot in Process Mining summarizes process data and findings in natural language
  • AI Builder provides trainable AI models for document processing and text recognition without code

Compared with Make

  • Has a German interface; Make does not list one.
  • Different pricing model: per user instead of freemium.
  • Single sign-on in all plans; at Make only in higher plans.

Check before buying: Check your data processing agreement with Microsoft before routing HR data through flows, and decide who may build or edit flows touching HR records. Outside a few GPU-enabled regions, Copilot is on by default through a cross-geo data-sharing toggle an admin can turn off at the tenant level. If a resulting workflow ends up monitoring or scoring individual employees, German works councils can still claim co-determination under Section 87(1) No. 6 BetrVG.

n8n

n8n is a general-purpose workflow automation platform from Berlin built around a visual, node-based editor, used across departments including HR, with native AI nodes, autonomous agents and support for the Model Context Protocol.

Key functions

  • Native AI nodes for OpenAI, Anthropic and other language models without building your own API integration
  • AI agents with human-in-the-loop approval steps and coordination between several specialized agents
  • Native support for the Model Context Protocol (MCP)

Compared with Make

  • Different pricing model: usage-based instead of freemium.
  • Strongest elsewhere: Germany.

Check before buying: Set up a data processing agreement once employee data passes through n8n or its AI calls, and decide who may build or edit flows touching HR data. Self-hosting gives full control over data location; the managed cloud is faster to start with but hosts outside your own infrastructure. Where an automated flow ends up monitoring or scoring individual employees, German works councils can still gain co-determination rights under Section 87(1) No. 6 BetrVG.

Workato

Workato is a US enterprise integration and automation platform that connects business applications and orchestrates AI agents across systems such as CRM, ERP, ITSM and HR software. HR and People Ops teams use it to automate workflows between connected HR systems.

Key functions

  • Workato One orchestrates agentic AI workflows across connected business systems
  • AgentX Apps are pre-built agents for specific business processes such as IT support or sales
  • Enterprise MCP and Agent Trust give AI agents governed, role-based access to connected systems

Compared with Make

  • Built for larger organizations than Make's smallest customers.
  • Names 5 security certificates, Make 3.
  • Single sign-on in all plans; at Make only in higher plans.

Check before buying: Workato publishes no list prices, so request a written quote based on expected recipes, connectors and task volume. Ask which data center region applies to your account, since Workato runs regional data centers in the United States, the United Kingdom, the EU and Asia-Pacific. Because Workato is a general platform, check whether any HR agent you configure supports hiring decisions, since New York City requires a bias audit for such tools. In the United Kingdom, solely automated decisions need safeguards such as human review under the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025.

Zapier

Zapier is a general-purpose, no-code automation platform from San Francisco that connects apps rather than serving HR specifically, with AI agents that work autonomously across more than 9,000 connected apps and safeguards such as AI Guardrails.

Key functions

  • Zapier Agents work autonomously across more than 9,000 connected apps
  • AI Guardrails check automated workflows for personal data, prompt injection and toxic language
  • Human-in-the-loop approvals can be built directly into AI workflows

Compared with Make

  • States no EU hosting option; Make has one.
  • Starts higher: from $19.99 per month, Make from $9 per month.
  • Strongest elsewhere: United States.

Check before buying: Sign a data processing agreement before employee data reaches Zapier or its AI model calls, and decide who may build or change Zaps that touch HR data. Zapier's data hosting is US-based, and there is no self-hosted option. If a Zap or agent ends up scoring candidates in New York City, Local Law 144 requires an independent bias audit and a published summary. California's CCPA covers employee and applicant data flowing through Zaps the same way as consumer data.

DingTalk

DingTalk is Alibaba's workplace platform, widely used across China, combining messaging, approvals and payroll-adjacent HR tools with AI features for attendance tracking, meeting summaries and workforce analytics.

Key functions

  • AI Minutes writes meeting notes with speakers, chapters, key points and action items
  • AI risk detection flags duplicate or conflicting requests during approvals
  • Qwenwork AI office agent replies to messages, processes files and does research

Compared with Make

  • States no EU hosting option; Make has one.
  • Names fewer security certificates: 1, Make 3.
  • Strongest elsewhere: China.

Check before buying: Before adopting DingTalk outside China, clarify the hosting location and whether facial recognition and biometric attendance checks are legal in your country. Confirm paid-tier pricing directly, since it is not published. Because turnover prediction and video screening evaluate individual people, PIPL Article 24 lets them demand an explanation and refuse decisions made solely by automated means.

Lintelly

Lintelly is an outsourced HR department for German companies with 10 to 150 employees that have no HR team of their own: software drafts contracts, references and deadline reminders, and a named HR lead reviews and approves everything before it reaches employees.

Key functions

  • Drafts employment contracts, references and written warnings from the company's own templates, approved by an HR lead
  • Tracks deadlines such as probation, fixed-term contracts, holiday forfeiture and the six-week threshold for German return-to-work management (BEM), with advance notice
  • Sends a daily HR briefing each morning with pending decisions and the ready-made letter for each

Compared with Make

  • Has a German interface; Make does not list one.
  • Different pricing model: per employee instead of freemium.
  • Strongest elsewhere: Germany.

Check before buying: Lintelly is not a fit for companies that only want HR software, or for companies under about 10 employees, where a dedicated HR lead rarely pays off. Payroll, court proceedings and legal opinions are out of scope; payroll stays with the payroll office and disputes go to an employment law firm. A free 30-minute HR check by video reviews contracts and obligations first, and the result belongs to the company even if it does not continue.

Aragorn AI

Integration platform that lets HR teams connect HRIS, ATS, payroll and benefits systems without IT help.

Key functions

  • Agentic Studio answers natural language questions about workforce data and Analytics Studio generates analyses such as attrition by unit.

Compared with Make

  • Strongest elsewhere: United States.

ModernLoop

Interview scheduling software from San Francisco that syncs calendars and picks interviewers by workload and availability.

Key functions

  • Taylor AI is a configurable AI recruiting agent that works around the clock on recruiting tasks.

Compared with Make

  • Strongest elsewhere: United States.

All 8 alternatives by buying criteria

Make alternatives by price, trial, hosting and security
ToolHeadquartersPricingFree trialEU dataSSOCompany size
Make (original)Czechiafrom $9 per monthFree planYesHigher plans onlySmall, Midsize, Enterprise
Microsoft Power AutomateUnited Statesfrom $15 per user/monthYesYesIn all plansSmall, Midsize, Enterprise
n8nGermanyfrom €20 per monthFree planYesHigher plans onlySmall, Midsize, Enterprise
WorkatoUnited StatesContact for pricingYesYesIn all plansMidsize, Enterprise
ZapierUnited Statesfrom $19.99 per monthFree planNoHigher plans onlySmall, Midsize, Enterprise
DingTalkChinaFreemiumFree planNoNot statedSmall, Midsize, Enterprise
LintellyGermanyfrom €490 per monthNoYesNot statedSmall, Midsize
Aragorn AIUnited StatesContact for pricingNot statedNot statedNot statedNot stated
ModernLoopUnited StatesContact for pricingNot statedNot statedNot statedNot stated

Not stated means we found no statement on the vendor's site. Data as of each profile's last check.

The market around Make: 7 tools for this task

71 %
Publish a price (5/7)
57 %
Free plan (4/7)
57 %
Free trial (4/7)
71 %
EU hosting option (5/7)
43 %
Headquartered in Europe (3/7)
71 %
Single sign-on (5/7)

Make is among the tools that publish a price and offers EU hosting. More than half of the vendors here publish prices, so you can compare list prices before the first demo.

Source: ai-toolfinder.com dataset, full profiles only.

Make and the top 3 alternatives at a glance

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Make compared with Microsoft Power Automate, n8n and Workato
MakeMicrosoft Power Automaten8nWorkato
PricingFreemiumPer userUsage-basedContact for pricing
Free planYesNoYesNo
Free trialNoYesYesYes
Data hostingMultiple regions, EU region availableMultiple regions, EU region availableGermanyMultiple regions, EU region available
Strong inCzechiaUnited States, Germany, CanadaGermanyUnited States, United Kingdom, India
Company sizeSmall, Midsize, EnterpriseSmall, Midsize, EnterpriseSmall, Midsize, EnterpriseMidsize, Enterprise
CertificationsISO/IEC 27001, SOC 2 Type II, SOC 3ISO/IEC 27001, SOC 2 Type IISOC 2, SOC 3SOC 2, ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 27701

All 8 alternatives to Make

From €20 per month · Free plan🇩🇪

Berlin workflow automation platform with a visual editor, native AI agent nodes and Model Context Protocol support, also for HR.

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Questions about Make alternatives

What is the best alternative to Make?

It depends on your country and company size. In our data, Microsoft Power Automate, n8n and Workato share the most strong markets with Make, so they are the closest fit if you work where Make is strong. Filter the list by country and size to narrow it down.

Is there a free alternative to Make?

Microsoft Power Automate, n8n, Workato, Zapier and DingTalk offer a free plan or a free trial according to the vendors. Check the limits of free plans before you rely on them for employee data.

Which Make alternatives can host data in the EU?

Microsoft Power Automate, n8n, Workato and Lintelly can store customer data in the EU, according to the vendors. Ask for the data processing agreement (Art. 28 GDPR) and the list of subprocessors.

Which Make alternatives publish their prices?

Microsoft Power Automate, n8n, Zapier and Lintelly show prices on their websites, for example Microsoft Power Automate from $15 per user/month and n8n from €20 per month. The others quote after a demo.

Are there European alternatives to Make?

n8n and Lintelly are headquartered in Europe. A European seat does not guarantee EU hosting, so check the data processing agreement and the list of subprocessors.

Which Make alternatives support single sign-on?

Microsoft Power Automate, n8n, Workato and Zapier support single sign-on according to the vendors. Some include it only in higher plans, see the table above.

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