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Make mindshare

As of March 2026, the mindshare of Make in the Process Automation category stands at 1.2%, up from 0.7% compared to the previous year, according to calculations based on PeerSpot user engagement data.
Process Automation Mindshare Distribution
ProductMindshare (%)
Make1.2%
Camunda15.7%
Temporal5.7%
Other77.4%
Process Automation

PeerResearch reports based on Make reviews

TypeTitleDate
CategoryProcess AutomationMar 25, 2026Download
ProductReviews, tips, and advice from real usersMar 25, 2026Download
ComparisonMake vs CamundaMar 25, 2026Download
ComparisonMake vs Control-MMar 25, 2026Download
ComparisonMake vs TemporalMar 25, 2026Download
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Top industries

By visitors reading reviews
Outsourcing Company
11%
Non Tech Company
11%
Financial Services Firm
10%
Manufacturing Company
8%
Transportation Company
8%
Comms Service Provider
5%
Media Company
5%
Legal Firm
4%
Retailer
4%
Computer Software Company
4%
University
4%
Non Profit
3%
Recreational Facilities/Services Company
3%
Healthcare Company
3%
Construction Company
3%
Energy/Utilities Company
1%
Performing Arts
1%
Real Estate/Law Firm
1%
Renewables & Environment Company
1%
Insurance Company
1%
Hospitality Company
1%
Educational Organization
1%
Logistics Company
1%
Maritime Company
1%
Marketing Services Firm
1%
Wholesaler/Distributor
1%
Government
1%
Museum Or Institution
1%

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Make Reviews Summary
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Chief Executive Officer at Ashtex Solutions4.0I find Make's drag-and-drop interface intuitive and efficient for creating automations. However, its pricing can be burdensome, and security documentation needs improvement. While Make offers flexibility, n8n is a more cost-effective alternative gaining traction in the market.
Bubble.Io | Xano | No Code | Mba | Make | Zapier | Full Stack at Indian Railways4.5I’ve used Make for three years to automate workflows and debug issues; its clear UI, coding flexibility, and new AI feature save me time and cut costs with strong ROI. I want auto-building, deeper LLM/Ollama integration, and possibly open source.
Lead- Tech and AI Automation at a healthcare company with 1-10 employees4.5I use Make for automating diverse workflows like inventory and social media, significantly reducing time and boosting ROI. Its simplicity, powerful integrations, and user-friendly UI are great, despite minor authentication issues. I'd give it a 9/10, wishing for a dark mode.
Network Engineer at AT&T4.0I use Make to build reliable, scalable API integrations and automations across many apps, saving hundreds of hours and reducing churn by 30%. It’s more cost-effective than Zapier, but needs more connectors, flexible pricing, and better troubleshooting documentation.
software engineer at a non-tech company with 1,001-5,000 employees4.0I used Make to automate backend integrations for an IoT dashboard, saving significant time and money by avoiding custom code and speeding up development. However, debugging complex workflows is challenging, needing better logs and error tracing.
Founder4.5I use Make for marketing automation, appreciating its affordable, unlimited workflows and drag-and-drop ease, saving me 10+ hours monthly. Despite occasional browser crashes, I find it stable and suitable for simpler automations, yielding good ROI.
Founder at WebEase3.5I use Make for automating Google Sheets and API calls, appreciating its stable webhooks and significant time savings over Zapier. My primary concerns are its high pricing and the need for a more robust code module.
Founder (In Development)4.5I use Make for personal automation, finding its interface easy and it significantly improves my efficiency. I've even built a LinkedIn post automation. My main concern is the restrictive free credit limit for testing, which hinders my learning.