Head-to-head · workflow automation tools · facts checked 13 Sept 2026
Make vs UiPath
UiPath scores 8.8 to Make's 7.1 among the workflow automation tools we rate, and is the better pick for 3 of the 4 kinds of buyer below.
From
$10.59/mo — Core
Free plan
Yes — Free plan with 1
The verdict
UiPath wins, 8.8 to 7.1
UiPath uniquely has 6 features.
Best for
Who each one suits, decided on the criteria that matter to that buyer and the checked facts where the two differ.
Solo builders and startups
Make
Make 10.0 · UiPath 9.4 on building workflows and pricing
- Monthly price, cheapest paid plan: $10.59 against $25
Ops teams connecting many apps
UiPath
Make 7.5 · UiPath 8.3 on apps it connects to and reliability and control
- Separate test and live environments: UiPath yes, Make no
AI agent projects
UiPath
Make 4.0 · UiPath 9.0 on ai agents
- Agents that work together: UiPath yes, Make no
- Test and evaluate agents: UiPath yes, Make no
Enterprise IT and compliance
UiPath
Make 2.5 · UiPath 7.5 on hosting and security and support
- Self-hosted edition: UiPath yes, Make no
- HIPAA: UiPath yes, Make no
- Choice of data region: Us, eu, uk, ca, au, in, jp against Us, eu
Section 01
How they score
Both are scored the same way, against the other workflow automation tools we rate, from facts on each vendor's own pages. UiPath leads on 3 of 7 criteria.
AI agents20% of the score
Make4.0
UiPath9.0
Building workflows20% of the score
Make10.0
UiPath10.0
Pricing20% of the score
Make10.0
UiPath8.8
Apps it connects to15% of the score
Make10.0
UiPath8.0
Reliability and control10% of the score
Make3.8
UiPath8.8
Hosting and security10% of the score
Make2.5
UiPath10.0
Support5% of the score
Make2.5
UiPath2.5
Section 02
Where they differ
Every point where the two vendors' published facts disagree, with a link to where each fact was read. "Not published" means the vendor does not say either way.
Published by only one of them
Cost of 1,000 five-step runs a month
UiPath
Not published
App connectors
UiPath
Not published
Run history kept on the cheapest plan
UiPath
Not published
Where they match (7)
Section 03
Pricing, plan by plan
Every plan each vendor publishes, monthly and yearly where both are offered.
Make
Core
$10.59/mo (up to $241.31/mo) · $108/yr (up to $2,185.96/yr)
10k credits/mo (up to 300,000 credits/mo); unlimited active scenarios, Make API access
Pro
$18.82/mo (up to $5,660.47/mo) · $192/yr (up to $57,736/yr)
10k credits/mo (up to 8 million credits/mo); priority execution, custom variables, full-text log search
Teams
$34.12/mo (up to $9,683.59/mo) · $348/yr (up to $98,772/yr)
10k credits/mo (up to 8 million credits/mo); teams and team roles, create and share scenario templates
Enterprise
Custom
Custom pricing; custom functions, enterprise app integrations, 24/7 support, overage protection
UiPath
Basic
$25/mo
Individuals and small teams; limited scale, hosted in European region, UiPath Bronze Support
Standard
Contact Sales
Professional agentic automation for businesses; includes agents, document processing, governance controls, no scale limits
Enterprise
Contact Sales
Company-wide deployments; self-healing UI automation, process mining, BYOM, BYOK, bring own credential vaults and CI/CD
Section 04
Pros and cons
From each tool's full review, written from the same checked facts.
Make
Pros
- The visual canvas builder lets users construct complex multi-step automation workflows without writing a single line of code.
- Routers, iterators, and aggregators enable branching, conditional logic, and array processing that most competing tools cannot handle.
- Real-time data flow visualization allows users to watch data move through each module as a scenario runs, making debugging more intuitive.
- Generous free plan includes 1,000 operations per month and two active scenarios, with paid plans starting at just $10.59 per month.
- Supports over 500,000 users and is considered a category fixture, not a fringe alternative to mainstream automation tools.
- Handles genuinely complicated, non-linear workflow logic that goes far beyond what linear automation tools like Zapier can manage.
- Consistently described by G2 reviewers as the most powerful no-code automation tool they have ever used.
Cons
- Steep learning curve means new users need significant time investment before they can use the platform effectively.
- The complexity of the interface can be overwhelming for users who only need simple, linear automations.
- The free plan is limited to just two active scenarios, which may not be sufficient for users with multiple automation needs.
- The rebrand from Integromat to Make in 2022 may cause confusion for users researching or referencing older documentation and tutorials.
- Enterprise pricing is custom and undisclosed, making it difficult for larger teams to budget without contacting sales.
- The platform's power comes with a trade-off: the same features that enable advanced workflows add friction for straightforward use cases.
UiPath
Pros
- UiPath has nearly two decades of enterprise RPA experience, giving it a proven and stable automation foundation.
- The platform combines RPA robots, AI agents, and human-in-the-loop orchestration via Maestro into a unified automation loop.
- Named a Forrester Wave leader in document mining and analytics platforms as recently as 2025, indicating strong industry recognition.
- Supports 25+ languages and runs across web, Windows desktop, cloud, and on-premise environments for broad deployment flexibility.
- Acquisition of WorkFusion in 2025 deepened its capabilities specifically in financial services automation.
- A community of over 10 million users provides extensive peer support, shared resources, and third-party integrations.
- Enterprises who fully commit to the platform report strong enthusiasm and high satisfaction in G2 and Capterra reviews.
Cons
- Teams that underestimate setup complexity frequently report dissatisfaction, suggesting a steep and punishing onboarding curve.
- The platform's breadth makes it overkill for smaller teams or organizations without dedicated automation engineers.
- The 'agentic' rebranding is recent and may not yet reflect full maturity in AI agent capabilities relative to the legacy RPA core.
- On-premise and hybrid deployment configurations add infrastructure overhead that can slow down initial rollouts.
- The sheer volume of features makes selective evaluation difficult, increasing the risk of paying for capabilities you won't use.
- Review patterns suggest success is heavily dependent on organizational buy-in and proper resourcing, not just the tool itself.
Section 05
Make vs UiPath: common questions
Which is better, Make or UiPath?
UiPath scores 8.8 and Make 7.1 out of 10 among the workflow automation tools we rate. UiPath is ahead on aI agents, reliability and control and hosting and security. Make is ahead on pricing and apps it connects to.
Is Make or UiPath cheaper?
Make's cheapest paid plan is $10.59/mo — Core and UiPath's is $25/mo. Compare what each plan includes below before going on price alone.
Do Make and UiPath have a free plan?
Yes, both do.
What can UiPath do that Make cannot?
On the facts both vendors publish: agents that work together, test and evaluate agents, separate test and live environments, self-hosted edition and hIPAA.
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