Make (part of Celonis) in a few pages, for writers, partners and anyone curious: the facts, the people, the money, the products and the news. Put together by ToolGPA, not by 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.
Based in
Prague
Chief executive
Alexander Rinke
Team
380+ people
Ownership
Part of a larger company
Unofficial. Put together by ToolGPA from Make (part of Celonis)’s own pages, news reports and our own grades, read Oct 18, 2026. Not made, paid for or approved by Make (part of Celonis). toolgpa.com
Part 01 · Company
The company
Who they are, the facts in one place, and the people who run it
380
People on the team, by its own count
In a sentence
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.
In a paragraph
Make (part of Celonis) was based in Prague, Czechia. Alexander Rinke is its co-Founder and Co-CEO of Celonis, Make's parent; Bastian Nominacher and Patrik Simek are co-founders. Over 380 employees at Make, according to its About page.
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Fact sheet
Company
Make (part of Celonis)
Based in
Prague, Czechia
Team
Over 380 employees at Make, according to its About page
Website
make.com
Products we list
Make
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.
Leadership
AR
Alexander Rinke
Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Celonis, Make's parent
BN
Bastian Nominacher
Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Celonis, Make's parent
PS
Patrik Simek
CTO and co-founder of Make
Hiring
7 open listings for 5 roles, in marketing, product and IT, based in Prague and Madrid.
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.
Part 02 · Funding
The money
Every announced round, who put money in, and what it was last valued at
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 they make
Make, as ToolGPA grades it: five subjects, a letter for each, and a GPA.
Make
Visual automation builder for multi-step scenarios and AI agents
#1 of 41 automation toolsFrom $9 / month, billed annually, for 5,000 creditsFree plan
2.8GPA
Our pick for most people. Make is the one to look at when your automation has forks in it.
AValue
CFree
BFeatures
CEase
BPlatforms
Make’s grade as a badge for its own site, free: it updates itself and links to the review. Code at toolgpa.com/badges.
Part 04 · News
News and contacts
What they have announced lately, and every official channel
7
Open roles on Make (part of Celonis)'s careers page
This media kit is ToolGPA’s own summary of what Make (part of Celonis)’s pages, news reports, investors’ announcements and public filings said on the dates shown, with our own grades. It is not made, paid for or approved by Make (part of Celonis), and Make (part of Celonis)’s names and logos are trademarks of their owner. Grades are our judgement under the rules at toolgpa.com/grades. ToolGPA uses affiliate links and may earn a commission from them, and it works with sponsors; no one can pay for a grade. Product pictures are Make (part of Celonis)’s own, from its website and app-store listings.