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Service / Make

Complex logic, visual clarity.

Make.com's visual builder handles branching, loops, error handling, and data transformations that simpler tools can't. We design and build Make scenarios that run your operations on autopilot — on your account, owned by you.

MAKE · HTTP · ROUTERS · ITERATORS

What it looks like running.

Not a dashboard login we control —
an instance you own.

LIVEWebhookPAYLOAD INRouterSPLIT BRANCHESHTTPAPI CALLIteratorLOOP RECORDSOutputWRITE + NOTIFYEXECUTIONS · TODAY15:18:46scenario #51 → 230 ops used15:14:22scenario #50 → bundle retry15:07:58scenario #49 → completed/ SELF-HOSTED · YOUR SERVER · YOUR KEYS

Make.com Consultingon self-hosted n8n — the kind of build that ships in week one.

60–80%

CHEAPER THAN ZAPIER AT SCALE

1,500+

BUILT-IN INTEGRATIONS

0

RECURRING AGENCY FEES

What you get

What's in the build

One-time fee. Documented. Owned by you.

Advanced Scenario Design

01

Multi-branch scenarios with routers, iterators, aggregators, and error handlers — automation that handles real-world complexity.

HTTP & API Mastery

02

Any system with an API connected through Make's HTTP modules. Custom authentication, pagination, rate limiting — handled.

Data Transformation

03

JSON, XML, CSV — parsed, transformed, and mapped between systems with Make's built-in functions. Format conversions that break simpler tools.

Error Handling & Recovery

04

Retry logic, fallback routes, and error notifications built in. Scenarios recover gracefully from API outages and unexpected data.

Custom App Development

05

Custom Make apps built with the App SDK for internal tools or client-facing products — extending past the 1,500+ built-in integrations.

Use cases

Where it earns its keep

E-Commerce Order Processing

01

Shopify order to inventory check to fulfillment to tracking email — end-to-end, including abandoned-cart recovery sequences.

Multi-System Data Sync

02

HubSpot and QuickBooks in real-time bidirectional sync; Salesforce data summarized into Sheets and Slack on schedule.

Document Generation

03

Deal won: SOW generated, DocuSign sent, project created. Monthly data compiled into PDF reports and emailed to stakeholders.

Zapier Migration

04

High-volume Zapier workflows rebuilt as Make scenarios — same behavior, 5 to 10x lower monthly cost.

Five phases. Thirty days to live.

Our process →

01

Discover

Ops audit, process maps, ROI ranking.

02

Design

Architecture and tool picks — approved first.

03

Build

Constructed and tested against every edge case.

04

Launch

Deployment, training, real adoption.

05

Optimize

Monitoring, monthly reports, new wins.

Questions

Make.com Consulting — FAQ

Make or Zapier — which should we use?

Make's operation-based pricing is 60 to 80 percent cheaper at scale, and its routers and iterators handle logic Zapier can't. Zapier wins on app coverage and team familiarity. We build on both and recommend per workflow, not per loyalty.

Can Make handle complex business logic?

That is its strength. Routers for branching, iterators for arrays, aggregators for rollups, and native error handlers — scenarios that would take a dozen brittle Zaps run as one visual flow your team can actually read.

What does a Make engagement cost?

A typical build is $7,500 one time, on your Make account. You own every scenario and connection, and pay Make directly at its published rates — no markup, no recurring agency fee.

Can you migrate us from Zapier or Integromat-era setups?

Yes. We map existing workflows, rebuild them as optimized scenarios, run both in parallel for validation, and cut over with zero downtime. The same workflow often costs 5 to 10x less on Make.

Who maintains the scenarios after launch?

You can — Make's visual canvas makes the flows readable, and we document everything. Or we stay on under a light maintenance arrangement. Either way the build is yours; break-even typically lands around week 10.

Where we go from here

Start with a call.

Thirty minutes, no pitch deck. We map your operations, find the friction, and show you where automation actually earns its keep. If there's no fit, we'll say so.

No subscription.

No lock-in.

No surprise invoices.

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