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Make vs Power Automate

Updated 2026-10-21

Short answer: In our directory, 91 agencies name Make on their website and 39 name Power Automate; 7 name both. Agencies that work with both can usually advise on which fits a given process.

Make (formerly Integromat) is a cloud automation platform built around visual "scenarios" with branching, routers and data mapping.

Microsoft Power Automate is Microsoft's automation platform, closely integrated with Microsoft 365, Dynamics and the Power Platform.

Agencies to talk to

#AgencyLocationBuilds withServices they listScoreSave
1Makeitfuture logoMakeitfuture PartnerCluj-Napoca, Romanian8n, Make, ZapierAutomation solutions · AI WhatsApp order automation91
2Connex Digital logoConnex Digital PartnerUniversal City, United Statesn8n, Make, ZapierCustomer Support87
3Nex Automations logoNex AutomationsAhmedabad, Indian8n, Make, ZapierBuilding automations since 2019. · Data82
4ITECS.AI logoITECS.AIDallas, United StatesMake, Zapier, Power AutomatePersonal agents on every desktop · Enterprise agents in your systems66
5Begin Automation logoBegin AutomationDenver, United StatesMake, Zapier, Power AutomateAutomate Business Data62
6flowmondo logoflowmondoLoughborough, United Kingdomn8n, Make, ZapierMaster your data · Making AI & Automation Easy38
7WemakefutureGermanyn8n, Make, ZapierWir automatisieren. Du schaffst mehr. · Automatisierung. Tools.31

Questions

Should I choose Make or Power Automate?

It depends on your existing tools, data-hosting requirements, team skills and expected volume. Ask an agency that works with both to map one real process on each before committing.

How many agencies work with both Make and Power Automate?

7 agencies in our directory mention both on their website.

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