Comparison
Make vs ClickUp
A side-by-side look at Make (Visual Automation) and ClickUp (Productivity & Ops) — pricing, features, ideal users and our verdict.
| Make | ClickUp | |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Visual Automation | Productivity & Ops |
| Best for | Multi-app visual integrations | Centralized project and task management |
| Pricing | Free 1,000 ops/mo; Core from $9/mo | Free plan; Unlimited from $7/user/mo |
| Free tier | Yes | Yes |
| Rating | 4.6 / 5 | 4.4 / 5 |
| Action | Visit Make → | Visit ClickUp → |
Make
★★★★½4.6A visual, scenario-based automation platform (formerly Integromat) with a powerful drag-and-drop builder, routers and 1,800+ app connectors. Strong balance of power and accessibility.
Pros
- ✓ Generous free tier
- ✓ Visual router & branching logic
- ✓ Cheaper per-op than Zapier
Cons
- ✕ Operations model can get pricey at scale
- ✕ Debugging complex scenarios is fiddly
ClickUp
★★★★4.4A highly configurable work platform combining tasks, docs, goals and native automations. Aims to replace several tools with one workspace.
Pros
- ✓ Very feature-rich
- ✓ Built-in automations
- ✓ Strong free plan
Cons
- ✕ Can feel overwhelming
- ✕ Occasional performance lag
Our verdict
For most teams, Make edges ahead thanks to its strength in multi-app visual integrations. That said, ClickUp is the better pick if your priority is centralized project and task management — choose based on the job you need done, not the brand.
Frequently asked questions
Is Make cheaper than ClickUp?
On entry pricing, ClickUp is generally the cheaper option (Free plan; Unlimited from $7/user/mo) versus Make (Free 1,000 ops/mo; Core from $9/mo). Final cost depends on your usage volume, so check how each tool meters operations or seats.
Do I need coding skills for Make or ClickUp?
Neither Make nor ClickUp requires coding for everyday use — both are built for no-code or low-code workflows.
Does Make or ClickUp have a free plan?
Yes — both Make and ClickUp offer a free tier, so you can trial each before committing.