Automation · Comparison

Make vs Microsoft Power Automate

How Make and Microsoft Power Automate compare on price, free plans, ease of use and features, using prices last checked on November 7, 2026.

  • Make has the lower starting price ($11/month, billed yearly) compared with Microsoft Power Automate ($15/month, billed yearly).
  • Only Make has a free plan.
  • Make is rated some learning curve; Microsoft Power Automate is rated advanced / technical.
  • Only Make lists an API for developers.

Make vs Microsoft Power Automate at a glance

FeatureMakeMicrosoft Power Automate
Starting price$11/month, billed yearly$15/month, billed yearly
Free planYesNo
DifficultySome learning curveAdvanced / technical
APIAvailableNot listed
Plans
  • Free: Free
  • Core: $11/month, billed yearly
  • Pro: $20/month, billed yearly
  • Premium: $15/month, billed yearly
Good for
  • Complex multi step automations
  • Data syncing between apps
  • Automating Microsoft 365 processes
  • Desktop RPA
Made for
  • Small businesses
  • Freelancers
  • Small businesses
  • Teams
Watch out for
  • Free plan: 1,000 credits/month
  • Most actions cost 1 credit
  • No free plan (30-day trial)
  • Premium is priced per user, paid yearly

Prices come from each vendor's official pricing page. Yearly plans are shown as the monthly equivalent. Confirm current prices on the official sites before you buy.

Features compared

Both have

  • App integrations
  • Workflow automation

Only Make

  • AI agents

Only Microsoft Power Automate

  • RPA (robotic process automation)

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