Comparison

AIOS vs Make: which one to choose?

Make (formerly Integromat) is the favourite tool of visual automation enthusiasts: powerful drag-and-drop scenarios. The AIOS never asks you to build scenarios: you hand it the topic, it takes care of it.

Make, born as Integromat in Prague in 2012 and acquired by Germany's Celonis in 2020, is the darling of automation agencies: a visual editor where you draw sophisticated scenarios, with conditions, loops and data transformations. More flexible than Zapier, loved by intermediate technical profiles.

The question to ask yourself is simple: do you want to draw scenarios? If the answer is yes, Make is a great playground. If you just want the work done (emails sorted, quotes chased, the morning briefing delivered), that is exactly what the AIOS delivers, without ever opening a workflow editor.

The comparison at a glance

CriterionAIOSMake
What it isA complete digital employee that understands and executesA visual editor for automation scenarios
How you use itYou talk, the system understands and actsYou draw scenarios: modules, filters, routers
Learning curveNone: it is a conversationReal: the power comes at the price of complexity
Tasks requiring judgmentYes: writing, analysing, deciding case by caseNo: a scenario follows its diagram
Business memoryComplete and shared across every taskNone: scenarios are independent
HostingDedicated server in FranceShared cloud (Celonis group)
Human supportOnboarding, training, ongoing supportDocumentation, community
BillingFixed monthly subscription, 7-day trial without a credit cardUsage-based (credits per operation)

When to choose Make

  • You are technically comfortable and enjoy building precise visual scenarios
  • Your need is a well-defined, high-volume data flow between several applications
  • You have an agency or a contractor building and maintaining your scenarios for you

When to choose the AIOS

  • You do not want to learn a tool or depend on a contractor for every change
  • Your needs move: what you delegate today is not what you will delegate next month
  • You want a single counterpart that knows your business and takes topics end to end

Our verdict

Make is probably the best scenario editor on the market, and in good hands it works wonders. But it takes those good hands. The AIOS removes the question: no scenario to draw, no module to maintain, you talk and it gets done.

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Frequently asked questions

Your questions, our answers.

I already have Make scenarios, can the AIOS replace them?

Often yes, and better: describe to your AIOS what each scenario does, it takes over the flow and adds what a scenario cannot do (writing, judgment, memory of context). Purely technical, very high volume scenarios can stay on Make; the two coexist without a problem.

Is Make not cheaper?

On the sticker price, often yes. But the real cost of Make is the time spent building and maintaining scenarios, or the invoice of the contractor doing it. The AIOS includes configuration, continuous evolution and support in one fixed price.

Does Make have AI agents now too?

Yes, Make adds AI blocks to its scenarios (the Maia assistant, agents). That is AI serving workflows you build. The AIOS flips the logic: it is a complete employee, with memory and human support, that never needs you to build anything.

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