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Make vs Power Automate (2026)

Published starting prices: Make, Free. Power Automate, $15/mo. Side-by-side public pricing, what each does, real use cases and who each suits, all from our listings with sources. We haven't tested either hands-on.

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Short answer: Make vs Power Automate pricing

Comparing the lowest listed monthly plans: Make Core: $12/mo (billed annually ($16/mo billed monthly) at 10,000 credits/mo; unlimited active scenarios, scheduling down to the minute, Make API), and Power Automate Premium: $15/mo (per user/month, paid yearly; cloud flows, attended desktop flows (RPA), process and task mining with 50 MB data stored; 30-day free trial). Make lists the lower one. Make also has a free plan. Plans differ in what they include, and some are per seat or billed yearly, so compare the plan details. Checked October 24, 2026. Make: yes. Its Free plan is $0 (1,000 credits/mo; no-code visual builder, 3,500+ apps, routers and filters; 15-minute minimum interval between runs), checked October 24, 2026. Power Automate: no $0 plan on its pricing page (checked October 24, 2026); the pricing information we captured mentions a free trial ("A 30-day free trial is offered").

Pricing side by side · FAQ

Pricing side by side

Make vs Power Automate: public pricing
ItemMakePower Automate
Starting priceFree$15/mo
Pricing modelSubscriptionSubscription
Free planYesNo
Plans
  • Free: $0
  • Core: $12/mo
  • Pro: $21/mo
  • Teams: $38/mo
  • Enterprise: Custom pricing
  • Premium: $15/mo
  • Process: $150/mo
  • Hosted Process: $215/mo
Pricing noteMake bills in credits (since August 27, per its pricing FAQ). Paid prices shown are for 10,000 credits/mo, the page's default; price rises with the credit tier you pick. The page defaults to annual billing (saves 25%); monthly-billing prices are in the tier notes. Extra credits can be bought in bundles of 1,000 or 10,000.Prices are US list prices from Microsoft's pricing page, billed yearly; Microsoft says actual prices vary by currency, country and organization. Premium is per user; Process and Hosted Process are per bot, and one bot runs one unattended desktop flow at a time. A 30-day free trial is offered; no free plan is listed on the pricing page.
CheckedOctober 24, 2026October 24, 2026
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Features and details from our listings

Make vs Power Automate: features
ItemMakePower Automate
What it isVisual no-code automation platform that connects 3,500+ apps in drag-and-drop scenarios, with AI agents and AI steps built in.Microsoft's low-code automation platform for cloud flows across Microsoft 365 and other apps, plus desktop robotic process automation (RPA) and process mining.
Made byMake (formerly Integromat)Microsoft
Listed underAI agent builders & automation platformsAI agent builders & automation platforms
Jobs it fits
  • Automate multi-step workflows across thousands of apps in a visual builder
  • Build AI agents and AI steps into automated scenarios
  • Automate approvals and multi-step workflows across Microsoft 365 and other apps
  • Run attended or unattended desktop automation (RPA) on Windows

Who each is best for

From our listing data (jobs, public pricing); not a hands-on test. Full details: Make · Power Automate.

FAQ

Which is cheaper, Make or Power Automate?

Comparing the lowest listed monthly plans: Make Core: $12/mo (billed annually ($16/mo billed monthly) at 10,000 credits/mo; unlimited active scenarios, scheduling down to the minute, Make API), and Power Automate Premium: $15/mo (per user/month, paid yearly; cloud flows, attended desktop flows (RPA), process and task mining with 50 MB data stored; 30-day free trial). Make lists the lower one. Make also has a free plan. Plans differ in what they include, and some are per seat or billed yearly, so compare the plan details. Checked October 24, 2026.

Is Make free? Is Power Automate free?

Make: yes. Its Free plan is $0 (1,000 credits/mo; no-code visual builder, 3,500+ apps, routers and filters; 15-minute minimum interval between runs), checked October 24, 2026. Power Automate: no $0 plan on its pricing page (checked October 24, 2026); the pricing information we captured mentions a free trial ("A 30-day free trial is offered").

How much does Make cost?

Make lists Free: $0 (1,000 credits/mo; no-code visual builder, 3,500+ apps, routers and filters; 15-minute minimum interval between runs); Core: $12/mo (billed annually ($16/mo billed monthly) at 10,000 credits/mo; unlimited active scenarios, scheduling down to the minute, Make API); Pro: $21/mo (billed annually ($28/mo billed monthly) at 10,000 credits/mo; priority execution, custom variables, full-text execution log search); Teams: $38/mo (billed annually ($51/mo billed monthly) at 10,000 credits/mo; teams and team roles, shared scenario templates); Enterprise: Custom pricing (custom functions, enterprise app integrations, 24/7 support, overage protection, advanced security). Its lowest listed monthly plan is Core: $12/mo (billed annually ($16/mo billed monthly) at 10,000 credits/mo; unlimited active scenarios, scheduling down to the minute, Make API). Make bills in credits (since August 27, per its pricing FAQ). Paid prices shown are for 10,000 credits/mo, the page's default; price rises with the credit tier you pick. The page defaults to annual billing (saves 25%); monthly-billing prices are in the tier notes. Extra credits can be bought in bundles of 1,000 or 10,000. Checked October 24, 2026 on the vendor's pricing page.

How much does Power Automate cost?

Power Automate lists Premium: $15/mo (per user/month, paid yearly; cloud flows, attended desktop flows (RPA), process and task mining with 50 MB data stored; 30-day free trial); Process: $150/mo (per bot/month, paid yearly; cloud flows plus unattended desktop flows (RPA)); Hosted Process: $215/mo (per bot/month, paid yearly; unattended RPA on a Microsoft-hosted Azure virtual machine). Its lowest listed monthly plan is Premium: $15/mo (per user/month, paid yearly; cloud flows, attended desktop flows (RPA), process and task mining with 50 MB data stored; 30-day free trial). Prices are US list prices from Microsoft's pricing page, billed yearly; Microsoft says actual prices vary by currency, country and organization. Premium is per user; Process and Hosted Process are per bot, and one bot runs one unattended desktop flow at a time. A 30-day free trial is offered; no free plan is listed on the pricing page. Checked October 24, 2026 on the vendor's pricing page.

Did AITeamGuide test them?

Not hands-on. This comparison is built from each vendor's public pricing page (with the date we checked it), published product information and credited public use cases.

Can a vendor pay to win this comparison?

No. Nothing here is paid. Paid placements on AITeamGuide are always labelled "Sponsored" or "Featured" and never change a comparison or ranking.

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