Reviewers largely see Make as an intuitive, flexible automation tool that lets non-technical users build useful workflows quickly while still supporting substantial operational use, from CRM and form connections to BI pipelines, contract flows, and even MVPs. Users repeatedly praise the visual interface, broad modules, testing tools, branching, scheduling, and value versus rivals like Zapier, though some say complex logic can be awkward. The main complaints are bugs, slow or error-prone runs, recurring connection issues, operation-based pricing, weak searchability, and inconsistent support.
Hey Shamim,
Thank you for sharing your feedback with us, we really appreciate it. It's great to learn that you had a positive experience with Make.
We noticed you mentioned the limitation of integrations. If you're missing an app or a feature on Make, please do let us know by submitting it to our Idea Exchange board, which is reviewed by our developers frequently.
Thank you,
Vendy from the Make Team