What Make publishes, checked 2026-10-30
We read Make's pricing page and billing help articles on the date above and listed every price reduction Make itself describes. [1][2][3] Nothing below is an exclusive or negotiated deal, and we found no coupon field promoted on the pricing page.
| Offer | What Make says | Who it fits |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | 1,000 credits per month, no payment [1] | Testing and very light automation |
| Annual prepayment | Cheaper than paying monthly; no percentage in page text [1] | Steady, predictable usage |
| Start-up Plan | 50% off Business for companies under 20 employees, if you qualify [1] | Small companies that need Business-level features |
| Nonprofit (NGO/NPO) | Discounts available; contact Make for details [1] | Registered nonprofits |
| Upgrade credit conversion | Unused credits, including extra credits, become a dollar discount on the upgraded plan [3] | Anyone upgrading mid-cycle |
| Public coupon code | None listed [1] | Not applicable |
| Education program | None listed on the pricing page [1] | Not applicable |
Annual billing: the main published saving
Make's FAQ says paid plans are cheaper when you pay annually in advance. [1] The dollar grid on the pricing page loads interactively and did not appear in the text we could fetch, so we do not quote figures here; check the live grid for your plan and credit tier.
Annual billing also changes how credits arrive. On Pro and Teams annual subscriptions Make allocates the whole year's credits up front for you to use flexibly; on Core you still receive a monthly allocation even when billed annually. [2] A Pro or Teams buyer with seasonal spikes gains flexibility from the annual pool; a Core buyer does not.
Moving from monthly to annual at an equal or higher tier counts as an upgrade, and moving from annual to monthly at a lower tier counts as a downgrade. [2]
Worked example: is annual worth it at one credit tier?
Pick the credit tier you actually need, then read two numbers off Make's pricing grid: the monthly-billing price (M) and the per-month price shown for annual billing (A). Your annual saving is 12 x (M - A). The cash you commit up front is 12 x A.
Then test the downside. If there is a realistic chance you will cancel after month four, you have paid for eight unused months, and Make states it has a no cash refund policy. [3] A cancellation keeps the plan to the end of the billing cycle, which on annual billing is the end of the year. [5] So annual only wins when 12 x (M - A) is larger than what you would lose by stopping early.
A quick rule: if you have run the same scenarios for three months and your credit use is steady, annual is low risk. If you are still testing whether Make fits, stay monthly until usage settles.
| Step | What to record |
|---|---|
| 1 | Credit tier needed (from your last 2 to 3 months of usage) |
| 2 | M = price per month on monthly billing for that tier |
| 3 | A = price per month on annual billing for that tier |
| 4 | Saving per year = 12 x (M - A) |
| 5 | Up-front cost = 12 x A; no cash refunds [3] |
| 6 | Pro or Teams: credits arrive as an annual pool; Core: monthly [2] |
Programs: Start-up Plan and nonprofit pricing
The pricing page says companies with under 20 employees can check whether they qualify for the Start-up Plan and get 50% off Business. [1] The fetched page did not list the eligibility rules beyond headcount or how long the discount lasts, so confirm both with Make before you plan a budget around it.
For nonprofits, the page says NGO and NPO discounts are available and asks you to contact Make for details. [1] No percentage is published, so ask for the terms in writing.
Discounts hidden in billing mechanics
When you upgrade, Make converts your unused credits, including purchased extra credits, into a dollar discount that is deducted immediately from the upgraded subscription payment; the discount cannot exceed the bill. [3] Upgrading near the start of a cycle, when you have most credits left, gives the largest discount.
When you downgrade to a lower paid plan, Make transfers unused credits to the new plan for the length of the new billing cycle. [3] Extra credits are the opposite of a discount: they cost your plan's per-credit rate plus 25%, and on monthly billing they expire at the end of the cycle. [4] If you buy extra credits most months, moving up a tier is usually cheaper than paying the 25% premium.
Checklist before you pay
Use this list to pay the published price and nothing more.
- Start on Free and measure credits for two to four weeks. [1]
- Ask about the Start-up Plan if you have under 20 employees and need Business. [1]
- Nonprofits: request the NGO/NPO discount in writing. [1]
- Compute 12 x (M - A) for your tier before choosing annual. [1]
- Remember there are no cash refunds. [3]
- Review the automatic extra-credit setting. [4]
Watch demos / Official walkthroughs
See how the tools work.
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Make / Official video
Make—Building Your First Automated Workflow from Scratch
What to look for: Follow how modules connect and how data moves through the first workflow.
Watch on YouTubeQuestions before you decide
Is there a Make.com discount code?
Make's pricing page, checked on 2026-10-30, lists no public coupon or promo code. Codes posted on third-party sites are not published by Make, so treat them as unverified.
How much do I save with annual billing on Make?
Make's pricing FAQ says prices are cheaper with annual payment in advance than monthly, but the page text did not state a percentage. Compare the monthly and annual figures for your tier on the live price grid and use the formula in this guide.
Does Make have a startup or nonprofit discount?
Yes. The pricing page offers a Start-up Plan with 50% off Business for companies under 20 employees, subject to qualifying, and says nonprofit discounts are available if you contact Make.
Do I need a code for the Make Free plan?
No. The Free plan includes 1,000 credits per month without payment or a code. Extra credits cannot be bought on Free; they are for paid plans only.
Sources & verification
Product details and prices can change. Check the linked provider before buying.
- Make: Pricing and FAQ Accessed 30 Oct 2026
- Make Help: Monthly and annual subscriptions Accessed 30 Oct 2026
- Make Help: Change your subscription Accessed 30 Oct 2026
- Make Help: Extra credits Accessed 30 Oct 2026
- Make Help: Cancel your subscription Accessed 30 Oct 2026
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