Snapshot
Make positions itself as an AI automation platform to build and manage AI agents and automations visually across an entire tech stack.
As of November 2, 2026 · based on published and archived pages
Recent moves
last 90 days · every move links to its source
- Aug 4 → Nov 2blog/changelog
Launch of Make Process Intelligence: Make introduced Process Intelligence with Task Mining and Process Mining at its Waves conference.
- Aug 4 → Nov 2blog/changelog
Upgrades to Maia AI Co-Worker: Make updated Maia with the ability to plan workflows, remember preferences, and handle error resolution.
- Aug 4 → Nov 2pricing page
Adoption of Credit-Based Billing Unit: Make uses credits as its core billing metric, where individual scenario actions consume set credit amounts.
- Aug 4 → Nov 2pricing page
Introduction of Make MCP Server: Make added an MCP Server allowing users to run automations directly from AI chat tools like Claude and ChatGPT.
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- Emphasize Zapier's Fluid Determinism and self-healing Next Gen Zaps that reduce token costs over time and automatically fix issues without manual intervention.
- Leverage Zapier's extensive compliance and security credentials, including SOC 2 Type II, SOC 3, GDPR, CCPA, and enterprise features like AI model opt-out and AI Guardrails.
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