Head to head

Make vs Reclaim.ai

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The facts, side by side

Make Reclaim.ai

Pricing

MakeFreemium

Reclaim.aiFreemium

Rating

Make4.1

Reclaim.ai4.5

Description

MakeVisual automation platform (formerly Integromat) known for a scenario builder that makes data transformation and routing logic easier to visualize than Zapier's linear flow model. At $9-16/mo for 10,000-40,000 operations, it sits between free tools and enterprise platforms. Strong for teams doing complex multi-branch data processing without writing code.

Reclaim.aiReclaim.ai is an AI calendar assistant that automatically finds the best time for habits, tasks, and meetings. Protects your focus time, syncs personal and work calendars, and reschedules intelligently when priorities shift.

Visual scenario builder with non-linear, branching workflow visualization

Make

Reclaim.ai

2,000+ app integrations including HTTP/REST and webhooks for custom APIs

Make

Reclaim.ai

Advanced router modules for conditional branching and data filtering

Make

Reclaim.ai

Data store: built-in lightweight database for state persistence between scenarios

Make

Reclaim.ai

JSON/XML parsing and transformation with no-code tools

Make

Reclaim.ai

Scenario scheduling: minute-level granularity on triggers

Make

Reclaim.ai

Error handling routes for automatic retry and failure notification

Make

Reclaim.ai

Team features: shared scenarios, scenario logs, version history

Make

Reclaim.ai

Smart scheduling

Make

Reclaim.ai

Habit tracking

Make

Reclaim.ai

Task time blocking

Make

Reclaim.ai

Focus time protection

Make

Reclaim.ai

Calendar sync

Make

Reclaim.ai

Team scheduling

Make

Reclaim.ai

Buffer time

Make

Reclaim.ai

Google Calendar integration

Make

Reclaim.ai

Pros

Make

Non-linear visual builder is significantly clearer than Zapier for workflows with multiple branches and conditions
Operations-based pricing means 1 automation with 5 steps costs 5 ops — often cheaper than per-task Zapier pricing
Data Store allows state to persist between runs without an external database for simple key-value use cases
Free tier includes 1,000 operations/month — enough for testing before committing to a paid plan

Reclaim.ai

Great focus time protection
Smart rescheduling
Habit building support
Good free tier
Team features

Cons

Make

AI node support is limited compared to n8n — building LLM pipelines requires more manual HTTP module work
Scenario builder becomes visually complex (hard to read) on workflows with 30+ modules
Free tier requires manual scenario activation — paid plan required for scheduled automatic runs
No self-hosting option — all data flows through Make's cloud infrastructure
Cost scales linearly with operation count, not workflow count; high-frequency scenarios become expensive at $9/mo base

Reclaim.ai

Google Calendar mainly
Learning curve
Can over-optimize
Limited integrations

Tool	Make	Reclaim.ai
Pricing	Freemium	Freemium
Rating	4.1	4.5
Category	Workflow Automation	Calendar
Description	Visual automation platform (formerly Integromat) known for a scenario builder that makes data transformation and routing logic easier to visualize than Zapier's linear flow model. At $9-16/mo for 10,000-40,000 operations, it sits between free tools and enterprise platforms. Strong for teams doing complex multi-branch data processing without writing code.	Reclaim.ai is an AI calendar assistant that automatically finds the best time for habits, tasks, and meetings. Protects your focus time, syncs personal and work calendars, and reschedules intelligently when priorities shift.
Visual scenario builder with non-linear, branching workflow visualization	Supported	Not supported
2,000+ app integrations including HTTP/REST and webhooks for custom APIs	Supported	Not supported
Advanced router modules for conditional branching and data filtering	Supported	Not supported
Data store: built-in lightweight database for state persistence between scenarios	Supported	Not supported
JSON/XML parsing and transformation with no-code tools	Supported	Not supported
Scenario scheduling: minute-level granularity on triggers	Supported	Not supported
Error handling routes for automatic retry and failure notification	Supported	Not supported
Team features: shared scenarios, scenario logs, version history	Supported	Not supported
Smart scheduling	Not supported	Supported
Habit tracking	Not supported	Supported
Task time blocking	Not supported	Supported
Focus time protection	Not supported	Supported
Calendar sync	Not supported	Supported
Team scheduling	Not supported	Supported
Buffer time	Not supported	Supported
Google Calendar integration	Not supported	Supported
Pros	Non-linear visual builder is significantly clearer than Zapier for workflows with multiple branches and conditions Operations-based pricing means 1 automation with 5 steps costs 5 ops — often cheaper than per-task Zapier pricing Data Store allows state to persist between runs without an external database for simple key-value use cases Free tier includes 1,000 operations/month — enough for testing before committing to a paid plan	Great focus time protection Smart rescheduling Habit building support Good free tier Team features
Cons	AI node support is limited compared to n8n — building LLM pipelines requires more manual HTTP module work Scenario builder becomes visually complex (hard to read) on workflows with 30+ modules Free tier requires manual scenario activation — paid plan required for scheduled automatic runs No self-hosting option — all data flows through Make's cloud infrastructure Cost scales linearly with operation count, not workflow count; high-frequency scenarios become expensive at $9/mo base	Google Calendar mainly Learning curve Can over-optimize Limited integrations
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The facts, side by side

Pricing

Rating

Category

Description

Visual scenario builder with non-linear, branching workflow visualization

2,000+ app integrations including HTTP/REST and webhooks for custom APIs

Advanced router modules for conditional branching and data filtering

Data store: built-in lightweight database for state persistence between scenarios

JSON/XML parsing and transformation with no-code tools

Scenario scheduling: minute-level granularity on triggers

Error handling routes for automatic retry and failure notification

Team features: shared scenarios, scenario logs, version history

Smart scheduling

Habit tracking

Task time blocking

Focus time protection

Calendar sync

Team scheduling

Buffer time

Google Calendar integration

Pros

Cons