Make vs OttoKit

Make

• Building multi-step, branching automations on a visual canvas
• Individuals and small teams that want unlimited scenarios at a low entry price
• Trying automation on a free plan with no time limit

OttoKit

• WordPress and WooCommerce site owners automating plugins and orders
• Agencies that keep each client's workflows in a separate workspace
• Buyers who would pay once for lifetime access over a subscription

Make

• The Free plan allows only 2 active scenarios and 1,000 credits a month, with at least 15 minutes between scheduled runs.
• Credits expire at the end of each term, and extra credits cost 25% more than those included in the plan.
• Teams and roles, custom variables and enterprise apps are not part of the Free plan.
• The $9 price applies to annual billing; the pricing page says annual billing saves 15% or more over monthly.

OttoKit

• The Free plan has 250 tasks a month and leaves out AI Agents, schedules, filters, delays, loops and the formatter.
• Branches, paths, API integration and Human in the Loop start on the Business plan, according to the comparison table.
• Run history is kept for 3 days on Free, 15 days on Pro and 30 days on Business and Business Plus.
• Pro is limited to 1 workspace and 5 WordPress connections.

Make

Visual scenario builder

Scenarios are built by placing app modules on a canvas and linking them with routers and filters, so branching logic is visible at a glance.

3,000+ pre-built apps

Make lists more than 3,000 app integrations, among them OpenAI, HubSpot, Salesforce and Slack. Access to enterprise apps comes with the paid plan.

Credit-based billing

Most module actions use 1 credit. The paid plan starts at 5,000 credits a month, and extra credits are sold in bundles of 1,000 or 10,000 at 25% more than plan credits.

AI agents, Maia and MCP

AI agents can be built to orchestrate workflows, Maia builds automations from a conversation, and the Make MCP server lets outside AI assistants trigger scenarios.

Make Grid

Make Grid gives a map of an organization's scenarios and how they connect, to keep a large automation setup under control.

Teams, variables and API

The paid plan adds teams and team roles, custom variables, full-text search of execution logs and access to more than 300 Make API endpoints.

OttoKit

Visual workflow builder

Multi-step workflows are laid out on a drag-and-drop canvas, or drafted from a written prompt. Schedules, filters, delays and loops start on Pro; branches and paths start on Business.

AI Agents and MCP server

Agents make decisions inside a workflow and act across connected apps. An MCP server, included on every plan, links OttoKit to AI tools such as Claude Desktop and Cursor.

Human in the Loop

A workflow can stop until a person reviews, edits or approves the next step. The plan comparison lists it from the Business plan up.

WordPress plugin

A connector plugin ties WordPress and WooCommerce sites to OttoKit, shows the OttoKit interface inside the WordPress admin area, and can automate actions between several sites.

Tables and Forms

Tables are a built-in database for leads, orders and other workflow data. Forms are public and write submissions straight into a table, with rows and form counts set by plan.

Recipes, logs and replay

Pre-built workflow templates, called recipes, import in one click. Every run is logged, and a failed run can be replayed from the history.

Make

• Free$0

  Up to 1,000 credits a month, 2 active scenarios, a 15-minute minimum interval between runs and 7 days of execution logs.

• Make Plan$9

  per month, billed annually, for 5,000 credits

  Unlimited active scenarios, 1-minute minimum interval, teams and roles, custom variables, high-priority execution and Make API access. Credit tiers go up to 8 million and beyond.

• Company (Enterprise)Custom

  Custom functions, 24/7 enterprise support, overage protection, advanced security and 60 days of execution logs.

OttoKit

• Free$0

  250 tasks a month, 20 workflows, 1 WordPress connection, 500 table rows, 1 form and 3 days of data retention.

• Pro$9

  per month, billed annually ($108); $12 billed monthly

  5,000 tasks a month, unlimited workflows, 1 workspace, 5 WordPress connections, 5,000 table rows, 5 forms and AI Agents.

• Business$19

  per month, billed annually ($228); $24 billed monthly

  10,000 tasks a month, 5 workspaces, unlimited WordPress connections, 20,000 table rows and 10 forms. Adds branches, paths, API calls and human approval.

• Business Plus$39

  per month, billed annually ($468); $49 billed monthly

  30,000 tasks a month, unlimited workspaces, 50,000 table rows, 20 forms and priority support.

Make

• Annual discount

  Save 15% or more with annual billing

  Make's pricing page says annual billing saves 15% or more compared with paying monthly. The $9 starting price is the annual rate.

• Nonprofit

  Support for non-profit organizations

  The pricing page says Make supports non-profits and asks NGOs and NPOs to contact it for details. No discount figure is published.

OttoKit

• Annual discount

  Lower monthly rate with yearly billing

  The pricing page labels yearly billing "Save 20%". Pro is $9 a month billed annually against $12 monthly, Business $19 against $24, and Business Plus $39 against $49.

• Lifetime license

  One-time lifetime plans

  Each paid plan can be bought with a single payment and no renewals: Pro for $499, Business for $799 and Business Plus for $1,499.