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By César Murga · Facts verified 26 October 2026 · Prices checked against vendor pages
Make (Make AI Agents): Visual automation scenarios with AI agents and a step-by-step reasoning panel.
Make AI Agents adds reasoning agents to Make’s visual scenario builder, so an agent can decide what to do next and trigger real workflows across 3,500+ pre-built apps. Its standout feature is transparency: a Reasoning panel shows every decision the agent makes, step by step, on the canvas. Make has a free plan with 1,000 credits per month; paid plans (Core, Pro, Teams, Enterprise) are billed in credits.
What is Make (Make AI Agents)?
Make is a visual-first automation platform. Its agents are built in the same canvas as ordinary scenarios, and Make’s FAQ says no coding experience is needed. Make’s advice is simple: use automation when a workflow just needs doing, and an AI agent when it needs judgment — for example with unstructured text, messages or documents. You can add manual approvals or stop the agent at specific points, and agents are reusable across workflows.
How much does Make (Make AI Agents) cost?
Here are Make (Make AI Agents)’s plans as published on its pricing page on 26 October 2026.
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 1,000 credits per month, 1 data store. |
| Core / Pro / Teams | See make.com/pricing | Credit-based plans; extra credits can be bought in bundles of 1,000 or 10,000. |
| Enterprise | Contact sales | Enterprise apps (e.g. Workday finance modules, ServiceNow), invoicing. |
What are Make (Make AI Agents)’s key facts?
- Credits became Make’s billing unit on August 27; most actions use 1 credit, some AI features use more.
- Router and error-handler modules do not consume credits.
- If you run out of credits, scenarios pause; incoming webhooks are queued up to your plan’s webhook-queue limit.
- Make says its agents connect to 3,500+ pre-built apps.
- Make’s site is copyrighted to Celonis, Inc.
Who is Make (Make AI Agents) best for — and who should skip it?
Good fit
- Visual thinkers who want to see agent reasoning
- SMBs and ops teams already using Make scenarios
- Workflows that mix fixed logic with a few judgment steps
Look elsewhere if you need
- Self-hosting
- Users who want an always-on chat assistant rather than a canvas
Our verdict on Make (Make AI Agents)
Make is the most transparent canvas-based agent builder we list thanks to its Reasoning panel. It sits between Zapier (more apps, simpler) and n8n (self-hostable, execution pricing).
Hands-on note: this profile is built from Make (Celonis)’s own published pages. Our hands-on test notes will be added here after testing.
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