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Zapier

Automation & Integrations

Zapier is a web-based automation platform that connects different apps so they can share data and trigger actions without custom code. Users build automated workflows, called Zaps, that watch for an event in one application and then carry out steps in others, such as saving an email attachment, creating a task, or updating a spreadsheet. It integrates with thousands of services across categories like email, CRM, marketing, and productivity. The platform is aimed at small businesses, marketers, and operations teams that want to remove repetitive manual work and link tools that do not natively talk to each other. Its main strength is the sheer breadth of supported apps combined with a no-code, point-and-click builder. Founded in 2011 and run as a fully remote company, Zapier uses a freemium model that charges based on task volume and workflow complexity. It has expanded beyond simple automation into interfaces, tables, and AI-powered agents.

n8n

Automation & Integrations

n8n is a workflow automation platform that lets technical teams connect apps, APIs, and services into automated pipelines through a visual, node-based editor. It pairs no-code convenience with the option to drop into custom JavaScript or Python, and it has grown into a popular tool for building AI agents and LLM-powered workflows. It is designed for developers, IT teams, and technical operators who want automation they can extend, version, and self-host for privacy and control. Because the source is openly available, many run n8n on their own infrastructure, avoiding per-task pricing and keeping sensitive data inside their environment. n8n offers a free self-hosted community edition alongside paid cloud and enterprise plans that add collaboration, scaling, and support. Founded by Jan Oberhauser in 2019 and based in Berlin, the company has become one of Germany's most valuable software startups.

Make

Automation & Integrations

Make is a visual automation platform that lets people connect apps and services and build multi-step workflows, called scenarios, without writing code. A drag-and-drop canvas chains together triggers, actions, filters, and data transformations across thousands of integrations, and newer capabilities extend this to AI agents and real-time orchestration. It is aimed at businesses, operations teams, marketers, and no-code builders who want to automate repetitive tasks and link systems that would otherwise require custom development. Its strength is a highly visual, flexible interface that exposes each step of a process, making complex, branching automations easier to design and debug. Make offers a free plan plus tiered subscriptions priced by operations and features, scaling from individuals to large organisations. Originally launched in Prague as Integromat, it was acquired by process-mining company Celonis in 2020 and rebranded to Make in 2022.