Zapier vs Make: Pricing Comparison

[@The_paradox_of_Youth]

New to the automation gane . Less than a month in and not much time to spend learning about the various platforms. I appreciate you breaking things down so succinctly without sacrificing nuance. Subscribed ✨👊🏼✨

[@minor-co]

Thanks, glad this was useful.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Not being able to run a a simple filter in Zapier free version made me (maked me?) give Make a try... and enjoying it so far! :)

[@minor-co]

Yeah I guess what they're doing is just giving you a feel for what Zapier can do but you would need to be on a paid plan if you want to do anything useful with Zapier.

[@chrisknowsit]

Great comparison video 👍🏻

[@minor-co]

Thanks!

[@jameswrightesq]

Really useful video Paul. Thank you!

[@minor-co]

Thanks James!

[@Betreuerschmiede]

Great Video as always.

[@minor-co]

Thanks 🙏

[@rachellesslar4995]

Thanks for the Video. In your example that you have shown, would you say that more tasks/Operations were used in Zapier or in Make?

[@minor-co]

The two examples I showed were slightly different and perform different tasks so it's not really a fair comparison. But you can save some formatting steps when you use Make.

[@Bouncy_penguin]

Excellent video.

[@minor-co]

Thanks 👍

[@palachannel555]

Zapier costs has drasticly increased. 18 usd for only 750 zaps. And 84 usd for 5k

[@minor-co]

The way I reconcile the pricing is if it's saving me time, it's worth the expense.

[@BatzorigBegzsuren]

In my opinion Make is less expensive and far more powerful than Zapier.

[@minor-co]

They've certainly become more competitive over the years