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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Make.com used for?
Make.com automates workflows across apps and services using a visual, no-code interface. It supports triggers, conditions, and advanced logic to streamline tasks in marketing, e-commerce, IT, finance, and customer support.

How much does Make.com cost?
Plans start with a Free tier offering 1,000 monthly operations. Paid plans begin at $9/month for Core, $16/month for Pro, and $29/month for Teams. Enterprise pricing is customized based on business needs.

Which apps can I integrate with Make.com?
Make.com connects with platforms like Google Sheets, Slack, Shopify, Salesforce, HubSpot, and Trello. It also integrates with any public API using HTTP modules or webhooks for custom connections.

Does Make.com require coding knowledge?
No coding is required. The platform uses drag-and-drop tools to design scenarios visually. It’s suitable for both non-technical users building simple automations and IT professionals handling complex logic.

What AI features does Make.com offer?
Users can access an AI assistant to help build workflows or add AI functions using built-in modules powered by models like ChatGPT for text generation or decision-making tasks.

Is there a free version of Make.com available?
Yes. The Free plan includes up to 1,000 monthly operations, access to over 2,000 apps, two active scenarios, basic scheduling every 15 minutes, filters and routers—all without requiring a credit card.

How secure is data on Make.com?
Data is encrypted in transit with TLS/SSL and at rest using advanced encryption standards. Role-Based Access Control sets permissions by user role. Enterprise plans include SSO support and audit logging options.

Can teams collaborate within Make.com?
Yes. Teams can share scenarios through workspaces. Features include role-based access control and scenario documentation tools that allow users to annotate workflows directly inside the builder.

What industries commonly use Make.com?
Industries include marketing automation with HubSpot or Typeform; e-commerce via Shopify; finance integrations like Stripe plus QuickBooks; IT support linking Zendesk with Slack; and customer service ticketing tools.

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