Make.com Automation
Make.com Automation Consultant
When your automations need real branching logic, Make.com is where the serious workflows live.
Make.com (formerly Integromat) gives you a visual canvas where each data path is explicit, every branch is traceable, and the per-operation pricing means high-volume workflows cost a fraction of what Zapier charges at scale. The downside: that power comes with steeper setup time and a higher chance of building something that's hard to maintain.
We design Make.com scenarios that are built to last: clear module naming, error handlers on every path, documented so your team can understand what runs without calling us. If you're on Zapier and your task bill is climbing, we'll run the numbers and migrate what makes sense. If you're starting fresh and your process is complicated, we'll tell you Make is the right tool from the start.
Complex Scenario Builds
Multi-route, conditional workflows with filters, routers, iterators, and aggregators. This is the logic Zapier forces you to fake with multiple Zaps.
Zapier-to-Make Migrations
We audit your Zapier account, identify which workflows are costing the most or hitting logic limits, and migrate them to Make, cleanly, with testing at each step.
Error Handling & Monitoring
Every scenario gets proper error paths, retry logic, and an alert channel so you know about failures before your customers do.
Data Transformation
JSON parsing, text manipulation, date math, and custom functions. We handle the messy data shapes between your source apps and destination systems.
Frequently asked questions
What's the real difference between Make and Zapier?
Make gives you a visual graph of your entire workflow, supports multiple data paths from a single trigger, and charges per operation rather than per task, which makes it far cheaper at volume. Zapier is faster to set up for simple automations. We use both and will recommend the right one for your situation.
Will you migrate my existing Zapier workflows?
Yes. We audit what you have, assess which Zaps are worth migrating, rebuild them as Make scenarios with proper error handling, and leave you with documentation for both platforms until you cut over.
Do I need to understand Make.com to work with you?
No. You describe what you need in plain English: what triggers it, what data moves, what the end state looks like. We translate that into a working scenario and walk you through it.
What if my workflow breaks after handoff?
Every scenario we deliver includes error handlers that notify you when something fails. We also offer a short-term support window after launch to catch anything unexpected.
Other things we help with
Tell us what you're trying to automate.
30-minute call, no commitment. We'll tell you what's possible and what it would cost. Then the decision is yours.