The company behind Make
Make (part of Celonis)
Make is a Prague-based business unit of Celonis, the German process intelligence company, which bought it as Integromat in 2020. Make earns money from subscriptions to its paid plans, sold alongside a free plan; Celonis sells its own software to enterprises.
make.comRead on Oct 18, 2026 from the company’s own pages and from news reports.
Make at a glance
- Chief executive
- Alexander Rinke
- Based in
- Prague, Czechia
- Team
- 380 people
- Ownership
- Part of a larger company
Make's CEO and founders
The people Make (part of Celonis) names itself, or a news report about it names, with the job given there. Their accounts are the ones its own pages link to.
Make funding
Make has announced no funding of its own; TechCrunch reported in 2020 that Integromat had raised none. Its parent, Celonis, last raised a $400 million Series D extension led by the Qatar Investment Authority in August 2022, at a post-money valuation of nearly $13 billion, and TechCrunch put Celonis's total raised, counting a credit line, at $2.4 billion. celonis.comtechcrunch.comtechcrunch.com
Company details
- Ownership
- Part of a larger company. Owned by Celonis, a privately held company, which announced in October 2020 that it had bought Integromat, the company behind Make, for what its CEO called over $100 million, according to TechCrunch. Make's About page says it is part of Celonis. techcrunch.com
- Based in
- Prague, Czechia make.com
- Team
- Over 380 employees at Make, according to its About page make.com
- Hiring
- 7 open listings for 5 roles, in marketing, product and IT, based in Prague and Madrid make.com
- Affiliate program
- 35% of the subscription payments of each referred user for 12 months after sign-up, with a 30-day window to sign up after the click; extra operations bought do not count. Payouts go through Wise. make.com
- Partner program
- Programs for solution partners (consultancies and service providers), technology partners that build a public app on Make, startup partners (VCs and accelerators) and academics. Partners get a referral commission; no rate is published. make.com
Make on social media and the web
- X (Twitter)x.com/make_hq
- LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/itsmakehq
- YouTubeyoutube.com/@itsmake
- Instagraminstagram.com/itsmakehq
- Facebookfacebook.com/itsMakeHQ
- Blog · make.com
- Changelog · help.make.com
- Community · community.make.com
- Status page · status.make.com
- Careers · make.com
Only accounts Make (part of Celonis) links to from its own site, so you know they are its own.
How to contact Make (part of Celonis)
The ways Make (part of Celonis) publishes for reaching it. We don’t list personal email addresses, guessed or otherwise.
Make news and launches
Media kit
The Make (part of Celonis) media kit
Everything on this page as a designed PDF to keep or pass on: the facts, the people, the funding with a chart of every round, the products with their grades and pictures, the news and every official channel. Put together by ToolGPA, not by Make (part of Celonis).
Questions about Make the company
Who is the CEO of Make?
Alexander Rinke is co-Founder and Co-CEO of Celonis, Make's parent, according to celonis.com, as read on Oct 18, 2026.
Who founded Make?
Alexander Rinke, Bastian Nominacher and Patrik Simek are named as founders of Make (part of Celonis).
How much funding has Make raised?
Make has announced no funding of its own; TechCrunch reported in 2020 that Integromat had raised none. Its parent, Celonis, last raised a $400 million Series D extension led by the Qatar Investment Authority in August 2022, at a post-money valuation of nearly $13 billion, and TechCrunch put Celonis's total raised, counting a credit line, at $2.4 billion.
What is Make's valuation?
No valuation was found in Make (part of Celonis)'s announcements or in news reports, as read on Oct 18, 2026. Private companies usually do not publish one.
Who owns Make?
Owned by Celonis, a privately held company, which announced in October 2020 that it had bought Integromat, the company behind Make, for what its CEO called over $100 million, according to TechCrunch. Make's About page says it is part of Celonis.
Where is Make based?
Make (part of Celonis) gives its base as Prague, Czechia.
How many people work at Make?
Over 380 employees at Make, according to its About page.
Is Make hiring?
7 open listings for 5 roles, in marketing, product and IT, based in Prague and Madrid.
Is Make on social media?
Make (part of Celonis) links to its own accounts on X (Twitter), LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram and Facebook. The links are on this page, taken from Make (part of Celonis)'s own site.
Does Make have an affiliate program?
35% of the subscription payments of each referred user for 12 months after sign-up, with a 30-day window to sign up after the click; extra operations bought do not count. Payouts go through Wise.
Where this comes from
Read on Oct 18, 2026. Facts come from Make (part of Celonis)’s own pages, news reports and investors’ own announcements; nothing from paid data sites. What no page states is left out. If something here is out of date, the company can send a correction through the vendor page.