The automation you built six months ago failed quietly, and nobody noticed for three days.
Make.com is a capable builder if you enjoy living inside the scenario editor. Most owners do not. We design, host, and maintain the automation for you, usually on n8n for cost and control, so you keep the result and skip the tinkering.
1 execution
A 10-step n8n run, vs 10 Zapier tasks
$3,000 to $80
Cited monthly bill cut after re-platforming
~1,000 + HTTP
n8n native integrations, extended by any API
How a done-for-you automation build runs, from your first described problem to a system that quietly works.
You describe the outcome
The result you want, plainly
We map the workflow
Triggers, steps, edge cases
We build and host it
Often on n8n we run
We add monitoring
Alerts catch failures early
You get the result
No editor, no upkeep
The Problem
Why DIY automation quietly costs more than it saves
You wire up a scenario over a weekend, then spend the next month debugging why one module keeps timing out on a field you cannot see.
A silent failure breaks a lead handoff, and you find out when a customer asks why nobody ever called them back.
Every price tier, every new integration, and every reroute becomes your problem to learn, test, and babysit forever.
Integration reach across platforms
Make.com published pricing tiers and common SMB build experience
What You've Already Tried
What building it yourself really looks like
The scenario runs until an API changes, then it fails without telling you, and the ops work quietly stops.
You are the only person who knows how it is wired, so every fix waits until you have a free evening.
Costs climb as you add operations, and you are locked into whatever the platform charges to keep it running.
Where your automation time actually goes
Execution-based billing is reshaping automation costs
$3,000 to $80
Cited monthly bill after re-platforming
n8n bills per workflow execution, not per task. A single ten-step run counts as one execution, where a per-task tool would count ten. One cited team moved a workflow off Zapier and cut a $3,000 per month bill to $80 per month after re-platforming.
n8n execution-based pricing model and cited migration case ยท 2026
What We Build
A done-for-you production build, not another tool to learn
Design layer: your workflow, mapped honestly
We start from the outcome and work backward to triggers, data, and every edge case that would otherwise become a 2am silent failure. You approve the plan in plain language before a single node is built.
Build layer: n8n for cost and control
We build on n8n so you get execution-based billing and full ownership of the logic. Its roughly 1,000 native integrations are extended by the HTTP node, so anything with an API is reachable, not just the pre-packaged connectors.
Spec layer: reviewed by Claude Opus 4.8
Complex logic and prompt steps are drafted and stress-tested against Claude Opus 4.8 as a build spec, so the automation handles messy real inputs instead of only the happy path you tested on Friday.
What it looks like
Inside the build: the real tools behind Make.com Alternative
Automation pipelines run your busywork end to end, monitored and maintained for you.
A production automation build, hosted and monitored instead of self-managed.
Results
Why this beats owning the build yourself
1 execution
A 10-step n8n run, vs 10 Zapier tasks
Execution-based billing means a ten-step workflow costs one execution, not ten task charges, so your bill tracks real runs instead of step count.
$3,000 to $80
Cited monthly bill cut after re-platforming
Re-platforming off per-task tools has produced dramatic savings for teams running high-volume workflows.
~1,000 + HTTP
n8n native integrations, extended by any API
You reach a broad integration surface without being capped at a fixed connector list, because the HTTP node covers anything with an API.
FAQ
Questions we get asked.
1 execution
What a 10-step n8n run costs, vs 10 per-task charges
Stop losing revenue to
an unanswered phone.
Tell us the outcome you want. We map it, build it on the right platform, host it, and keep it running, so you never open a scenario editor.
Or email aditya@tryagentikai.com