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Who uses Make?

Visual automation platform for workflows make.com

8

companies use Make

8 confirmed 0 observed

8 companies use Make. 13% are in Automotive Manufacturing. Confirmed or observed customers include Stellantis, Bemol, and Fiskaly. 8 of them are confirmed by a published case study, quote or press release.Latest check Oct 5, 2026: 8 of 8 companies checked, from 1 public source.

Customers by proof
8 confirmed, 0 observed
Top industry
Automotive Manufacturing, 13% of customers
Most similar
Zapier, no shared customer yet
Website
make.com

What Make does

Make (formerly Integromat) is a visual platform for building and automating workflows. It connects apps and services with a powerful visual builder, enabling complex automations with branching logic and data transformation.

Written by usedby from make.com.

Main features

  • Visual builder
  • 1500+ integrations
  • Data transformation
  • Error handling
  • Scheduling
  • API connections

Common uses

  • Data pipelines
  • E-commerce automation
  • Marketing workflows
  • HR processes
  • Finance automation
  • Custom integrations

8 companies use Make

Every company below links to the public page that shows it uses Make. Open a row to see the dated capture.

Customers over time: appears once we have six months of archived captures.

CompanyIndustryProof
StellantisAutomotive Manufacturing
Bemol—
Fiskaly—
GlobantIT Services & System Integration
iFoodMarketplace
Kroo BankBanking & Mortgages
Perk—
TripleTenEdTech & E-learning
Showing 8 of 8.

By industry

13% of Make's customers are in Automotive Manufacturing.

Automotive Manufacturing1
Banking & Mortgages1
EdTech & E-learning1
IT Services & System Integration1
Marketplace1
Other3

What customers report

Results as published by Make and its customers. Each one links to its dated source. We quote, we do not score.

No published results yetWe have not captured a customer story of Make with a result we can quote.

Before you buy Make

What Make publishes on the points buyers check first, each with its source and check date.

Not verified yetWe have not yet verified Make's pricing, security or data terms.

Questions to ask in your demo

  1. Which of your customers look like us, by industry and size?
  2. What does a pilot cost, and what decides the move to a full contract?
  3. Where is our data stored, who can access it, and is it used to train models?
  4. How does Make work with the tools we already use?

Make alternatives

Tools compared with Make most often, with the customers they share.

ToolCustomersShared with MakeCompare
Zapier53 customers, 0 shared530Make vs Zapier
Workato44 customers, 0 shared440Make vs Workato
n8n39 customers, 0 shared390Make vs n8n

Questions about Make

Who uses Make?

8 companies use Make, including Stellantis, Bemol, and Fiskaly.

Which industries use Make?

The industries with the most Make customers are Automotive Manufacturing (1), Banking & Mortgages (1), and EdTech & E-learning (1).

What are the alternatives to Make?

The tools compared with Make most often are Zapier (53 customers, 0 shared), Workato (44 customers, 0 shared), and n8n (39 customers, 0 shared). See all Make alternatives.

How does usedby know who uses Make?

Each company is linked to a public page that names it: Make's customer page, a published case study, a press release or a job post. We save each page with a dated capture and check it again on each run. A company leaves the list only after three checks in a row that no longer find it, and at least 14 days after it was last seen. A company with a published case study or quote is never removed automatically.

What do confirmed, observed and signal mean?

Confirmed (8): a case study, a named quote or a press release. Observed (0): Make shows the company on its own pages, for example a logo wall. Signal (0): a job post shows the company’s employees use Make, the weakest proof. Every level counts as a customer, and each line shows its level.

How current is this list?

The most recent check was on October 5, 2026, and 8 of 8 companies on this list have been checked so far. A company leaves the list only after three checks in a row that no longer find it, and at least 14 days after it was last seen. A company with a published case study or quote is never removed automatically.

Changes and sources

New customers

We have not started tracking changes for this tool yet.

Where this data comes from

Case studies page make.com/en/success-storiesCaptured Oct 5, 2026
1 case study, quote or press releaseLatest capture Oct 5, 2026