· Pricing
Make.com pricing: plans, credits and where the bill grows
Make is cheap per credit. What you need to know is how many credits your scenarios use, and that the price depends on your country.
Short answer: in the US, Make is free for 1,000 credits a month, then $16 a month for Core, $28 for Pro and $51 for Teams, each with 10,000 credits and billed monthly. Core billed yearly costs $144, or $12 a month. Every module action in a scenario uses one credit.
Read on November 15, 2026 from Make's public pricing endpoint with the US country code. Make shows different prices in other countries.
How much does Make.com cost?
 Make plans9.1/10From $16/mo · checked November 15, 2026 | Monthly billing | Annual billing, per month | Included | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | $0 | 1,000 credits a month | 2 active scenarios, 15-minute minimum interval between runs |
| Core | $16 | $12 | 10,000 credits a month | Unlimited active scenarios, scheduling down to the minute, Make API |
| Pro | $28 | Not listed | 10,000 credits a month | Priority execution, custom variables, full-text log search |
| Teams | $51 | Not listed | 10,000 credits a month | Teams and team roles, shared scenario templates |
| Enterprise | On request | On request | Custom | Talk to sales; enterprise apps, on-prem agent, overage protection |
Each paid plan is sold in credit tiers, and the price per credit falls as the tier grows. On Core, billed monthly in the US: 10,000 credits for $16, 20,000 for $28, 40,000 for $51. That is $1.60 per thousand credits at the first tier and about $1.28 at the third.
Why do you see a different price than your colleague abroad?
Because Make prices by country. Its pricing page loads plan prices for the visitor's location, and the amounts are not the same everywhere. We read the page from outside the United States and saw lower figures than the US ones, so for this guide we queried the same pricing data with the US country code. If you are buying from the US, the numbers in the table above are the ones to expect; check the final amount at checkout.
What is a credit, and how many do you need?
Credits are Make's billing unit (its FAQ still explains the older word, operations, in places). The rule: "Every time a module in a scenario performs an action, it consumes credits." Reading a record, searching, creating, updating, deleting, transforming data: one credit each. The trigger module counts as well. The exceptions are routers and error handlers, which are free.
Two features cost more than one credit: actions that use Make's AI Provider "may use more", and the Code app is billed at 2 credits per second of execution time.
The planning formula is modules per run × runs per month. A scenario with 5 modules that runs every 15 minutes uses about 14,400 credits a month, more than the 10,000 in the base tier. The same scenario once an hour uses about 3,600. The schedule is the lever, far more than the plan.
Three scenarios, three bills: a worked example
- A contact form that creates a CRM record and posts to Slack: 3 modules, 400 submissions a month, so about 1,200 credits. Just over the free plan: Core at $16.
- An order sync with 6 modules that runs 1,500 times a month: about 9,000 credits. Still Core at $16, with little headroom.
- A reporting scenario with 10 modules that runs 3,000 times a month: about 30,000 credits. That needs the 40,000-credit tier: $51 a month on Core, billed monthly in the US.
Same plan, three very different invoices. On Make you choose a credit tier first and a plan second.
What does the Make free plan include?
The Free plan gives 1,000 credits a month with the full builder, 3,500+ apps, Make AI Agents and the MCP server. Its limits are there to move you to Core: 2 active scenarios, a 15-minute minimum interval between runs, a 5-minute maximum execution time, 5 MB files, 7 days of execution logs and no access to the Make API.
What do you get by moving up a plan?
- Core ($16): unlimited active scenarios, scheduling down to the minute, API access at 60 calls a minute, 100 MB files, 30 days of logs.
- Pro ($28): priority execution, custom variables, full-text search in execution logs, 250 MB files, and yearly credits that can be spent across the year.
- Teams ($51): teams and team roles, shared scenario templates, 500 MB files.
- Enterprise (custom): enterprise app integrations, an on-prem agent, overage protection, custom functions, 24/7 support.
Notice that the three paid plans include the same 10,000 credits at their base tier. Moving from Core to Pro buys features, not volume. If all you need is more credits, a bigger Core tier is cheaper than a higher plan.
What happens when you run out of credits?
The scenarios stop. Make's FAQ is direct about it: "Your scenarios won't continue to run, until credits are added again." Incoming webhooks are queued up to your queue limit, and scheduled scenarios catch up on missed records when they resume.
You then have three options: upgrade, buy extra credits in bundles of 1,000 or 10,000 at the price set by your subscription, or turn on automatic purchase of 10,000 credits before you run dry (Core, Pro and Teams). Unused credits expire at the end of the term, and extra credits follow the same rule.
Video: “Prompt Caching in Make AI Agents: Cut Token Costs by Over 50% on Repetitive Tasks”, from the Make channel on YouTube.
Are AI agents included in the price?
Yes. Make AI Agents, marked Beta in the pricing table, are included on every plan, with Make's AI Provider or your own LLM key. So are Maia, the assistant that builds scenarios from a conversation, and the MCP server. What you pay is the credits those agents consume, which is the part to watch during a pilot. More on the agents themselves in the Make.com review.
Make vs Zapier vs n8n: who is cheapest?
| Compared | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry price | From $16/mo | From $29.99/mo | From $24/mo |
| Billed in | Credits | Tasks (and agent activities) | Workflow executions |
| Included at entry | 10,000 credits a month | Lowest task tier (you pick a tier from the slider) | 2,500 workflow executions a month |
| Free plan or trial | Free plan with 1,000 credits a month and 2 active scenarios | Free forever plan with 100 tasks a month and two-step Zaps; Agents Free adds 400 agent activities a month | No free cloud plan. The self-hosted Community Edition is free to run under n8n's Sustainable Use License; you pay for your own server. |
| Past the limit | Scenarios stop when credits run out; you can buy extra credits in bundles of 1,000 or 10,000, or turn on auto-purchase | Past your tier you move to pay-per-task billing at a higher per-task rate, unless you turn it off (then Zaps pause) | Overage fees are listed as capped on Starter and Pro |
| Official page | Check price at Make | Check price at Zapier | Check price at n8n |
On entry price Make wins: $16 against $24 for n8n and $29.99 for Zapier, billed monthly. On volume the answer depends on the workflow. Make and Zapier count actions, n8n counts runs. A 12-module scenario that runs 2,000 times a month needs about 24,000 credits on Make (the 40,000 tier, $51 on Core) and 2,000 executions on n8n (Starter, $24). A 3-module scenario that runs 500 times needs 1,500 credits: Make's free plan nearly covers it.
The detailed comparisons are in n8n vs Make and Make vs Zapier, and the wider field in the AI automation tools ranking.
Monthly or yearly billing?
Yearly is cheaper: Core drops from $16 to the equivalent of $12 a month in the US. From Pro up, a yearly plan also lets you spend the year's credits flexibly instead of losing the unused ones each month. The trade-off is commitment. Run on monthly billing for a month or two, look at your real credit use, then decide.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Make.com free?
Yes, there is a free plan with 1,000 credits a month, 2 active scenarios and a 15-minute minimum interval between runs.
How much is Make.com per month?
In the US, $16 for Core, $28 for Pro and $51 for Teams, each with 10,000 credits and billed monthly. Core billed yearly is $144. Read on November 15, 2026; prices differ by country.
What is a credit in Make?
The billing unit: each module action in a scenario uses one credit. Routers and error handlers are free; AI Provider actions can use more, and the Code app uses 2 credits per second.
Do Make credits roll over?
No. Credits expire at the end of the term (the month, or the year on an annual Pro or Teams plan), and extra credits follow the same rule.
Does Make charge extra for AI agents?
Agents are included on every plan. They consume credits like other modules, and more than one per action when they use Make's AI Provider.