Integromat
FreemiumThe original visual automation brand — acquired by Celonis and rebranded as Make.com in 2022
What is Integromat?
Integromat was the beloved Czech automation platform launched in 2016 that pioneered the visual drag-and-drop approach to workflow automation. In 2020 it was acquired by Celonis, the process-mining giant, and in February 2022 it was officially rebranded to Make.com. The Integromat brand is no longer active — if you sign up at make.com today, you're getting the direct evolution of Integromat with the same visual scenario editor, the same module-based architecture, and most of the same app integrations, plus substantial improvements added since 2022 (AI modules for OpenAI/Claude/Gemini, credit-based billing, 3,000+ apps, a redesigned UI, and Make ONE enterprise features). The Integromat community (now called Makers) is still thriving, and community-built templates from the Integromat era continue to work on Make. If you're an old Integromat user looking to pick up where you left off, your account and scenarios migrated automatically — log in at make.com with your old credentials. For anyone searching for 'Integromat' in 2026, you're effectively shopping for Make.com. This review covers the transition, what changed, and how Make compares to its closest rivals like Zapier and n8n.
⚡ Quick Verdict
Old Integromat users migrating to Make and new users wanting visual automation
Anyone expecting a standalone 'Integromat' product — it no longer exists
Free (1,000 credits) · Core $9/mo · Pro $18.82/mo · Teams $34.12/mo
Yes — 1,000 credits/month on Make (formerly Integromat)
Visual scenario editor that originated with Integromat and still leads the category
Branding confusion — Integromat no longer exists as a standalone product
Bottom line: Integromat scores 4.3/5 — The brand is retired, but its successor Make.com carries the DNA forward with significant upgrades. If you're looking for Integromat, go to make.com — your account still works.
Pricing
Integromat pricing no longer exists as a separate product. All Integromat accounts migrated to Make.com in 2022. Current Make pricing (the successor):
Free: 1,000 credits/month, 2 active scenarios, 15-minute scheduling.
Core — $9/month: 10,000 credits, unlimited scenarios, 1-minute scheduling, API access.
Pro — $18.82/month: Priority execution, full-text search, higher data transfer.
Teams — $34.12/month: Team collaboration, shared templates, role management.
Enterprise — custom: Overage protection, 24/7 support, SSO, audit logs.
Key Features
- Visual scenario editor — the signature Integromat drag-and-drop interface
- 3,000+ app integrations (up from ~500 in the Integromat era)
- Credit-based billing (replaced the old operations model in August 2025)
- Native AI modules for OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, DALL-E
- Scheduled, webhook, and event triggers down to 1-minute intervals
- Routers, filters, iterators, and aggregators for complex workflow logic
- HTTP, JSON, and JavaScript modules for custom logic
- Make ONE enterprise governance features (SSO, audit, data residency)
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Old Integromat scenarios still work on Make with zero migration effort
- Visual editor is still the gold standard for workflow design
- Free tier is generous enough for hobby and light production use
- Massive upgrades since 2022 — AI modules, more apps, better UI
Cons
- Branding confusion — many tutorials still reference 'Integromat' by name
- Credit billing replaced the simpler operations model, requiring re-tuning
- The Integromat name is gone, which may affect institutional knowledge
FAQ
Is Integromat still available in 2026?
No. Integromat was rebranded to Make.com in February 2022 after Celonis acquired it in 2020. The Integromat brand, domain, and product are retired. However, the underlying platform is still alive and well as Make.com, and all Integromat accounts migrated automatically. If you log in at make.com with your old Integromat credentials, you'll find all your old scenarios and connections.
Why was Integromat rebranded to Make?
Celonis, the company that acquired Integromat, wanted a shorter, more brandable name that better reflected the product's expanded vision. 'Make' is a verb that captures what users do on the platform, and make.com was a premium domain name. The rebrand also signaled Celonis's commitment to treating Integromat as a standalone business unit rather than absorbing it into the Celonis mothership.
Do old Integromat scenarios still work?
Yes. When the rebrand happened, all Integromat scenarios migrated to Make without any user action. They continue to run on the same triggers, use the same modules (renamed in some cases), and produce the same output. The biggest change for long-time users was the August 2025 switch from operations to credits as the billing unit, which required some workflows to be re-tuned for cost efficiency.
What changed between Integromat and Make?
A lot. Make added native AI modules for OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, and DALL-E; grew from ~500 to 3,000+ app integrations; launched Make ONE for enterprise governance; redesigned the UI twice; and switched to a credit-based billing model. The core scenario editor experience remains faithful to Integromat's visual drag-and-drop DNA, which is why most Integromat fans are happy with the evolution.
Is Make.com cheaper or more expensive than Integromat was?
Roughly equivalent at the low end, more flexible at the high end. The old Integromat Basic plan was $9/month for 10,000 operations, which is the same price as today's Make Core plan for 10,000 credits. Credits consume differently than operations — AI modules and some advanced actions cost more credits — so AI-heavy workflows can feel more expensive. The free tier is similar (1,000 credits now vs 1,000 operations before).
Should I use Integromat or Make for new projects?
Use Make. Integromat is no longer a standalone product — all new signups, tutorials, and integrations point to make.com. If you're evaluating automation platforms in 2026, shop for Make rather than Integromat, and use comparison content that references Make explicitly. Integromat content from 2021 and earlier still applies conceptually but may reference outdated UI and pricing.
📋 Good to know
Log in at make.com with your Integromat credentials — your account migrated automatically in 2022. New users can sign up for free and access the visual scenario editor instantly.
SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, ISO 27001 — carried over from the Integromat era and expanded under Celonis stewardship.
Core ($9/mo) is the sensible starting point for anyone who outgrows the 1,000 free credits per month.
Low to moderate. If you used Integromat, Make feels nearly identical. New users can build their first scenario in under an hour.