Make vs Microsoft Power Automate: what each really costs
Team size
Billing
Make
No plan for this billing option
No paid plan to compare for this billing option.
Microsoft Power Automate
No plan for this billing option
No paid plan to compare for this billing option.
| 10 people | Make | Microsoft Power Automate |
|---|---|---|
| Entry paid plan | No plan for this billing option | No plan for this billing option |
| Vendor price | ||
| Monthly cost | ||
| Annual cost | ||
| Per user / year | ||
| Billing commitment | Not recorded | Not recorded |
| Minimum seats | None stated | None stated |
| Free plan | Yes | No free plan listed |
| Free trial | Not stated | Not stated |
Calculated by SpecEntry from official vendor prices. Taxes and optional add-ons are not included. Open each product page for every plan and the official source.
Make vs Microsoft Power Automate pricing questions
- How much do Make and Microsoft Power Automate cost?
- Make paid plans start at $9 per month, billed annually (Core). Microsoft Power Automate paid plans start at $15/user/month (Premium).
- Is Make or Microsoft Power Automate cheaper for 5 users?
- Make is cheaper for 5 users: $108 per year on Core, against $900 per year for Microsoft Power Automate on Premium. That is $792 less per year, before tax.
- Is Make or Microsoft Power Automate cheaper for 10 users?
- Make is cheaper for 10 users: $108 per year on Core, against $1,800 per year for Microsoft Power Automate on Premium. That is $1,692 less per year, before tax.
- Is Make or Microsoft Power Automate cheaper for 25 users?
- Make is cheaper for 25 users: $108 per year on Core, against $1,800 per year for Microsoft Power Automate on Process. That is $1,692 less per year, before tax.
- Do Make and Microsoft Power Automate have a free plan?
- Make lists a free plan; Microsoft Power Automate does not list one on its official pricing.