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Make or TulipFarm when the job is about records

Make is built to move data between apps, with 3,500+ to choose from. TulipFarm is built around your records and the changes a person approves.

TulipFarm

$50 free

In credits at signup

Make

$9 a month

For Core, 10,000 credits

make.com/compare/make-vs-zapier
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Where TulipFarm differs

Four differences that show up in one print-queue job, each with a note on how Make handles it.

  • Tables that people and agents both edit

    TulipFarm

    Your team and its agents work in the same rows, and required fields stop a blank value from saving.

    See Tables

    How Make handles it

    Data stores are “similar to a simple database” for scenarios, sized at 1 MB per 1,000 credits.

    help.make.com/l6du-data-stores

  • A person approves the exact change

    TulipFarm

    On actions you pick, the agent shows the exact change and waits for an OK.

    See Workflows

    How Make handles it

    Make’s guide builds approvals from Slack or Gmail messages, with a webhook or data store catching the reply.

    make.com/en/blog/human-in-the-loop

  • Runs that wait for people and survive restarts

    TulipFarm

    A run waits up to 30 days for a reply, and a restart won’t redo finished steps.

    See Workflows

    How Make handles it

    Incomplete executions can store a failed run so you can retry it. The setting is off by default.

    help.make.com/incomplete-executions

  • Agents work on the records you keep

    TulipFarm

    A saved agent with your skills reads and updates the same tables your team uses.

    See Agents

    How Make handles it

    Make AI Agents is in open beta. Its tools are modules, scenarios, MCP server tools and other agents.

    help.make.com/introduction-to-make-ai-agent-new

Feature comparison

Make’s column comes from its own site and help center. “Not published” means Make doesn’t say, not that the feature is missing.

Feature comparison
FeatureTulipFarmMake
Workspace and data
Built-in tables for business recordsYesField rules reject bad values before they savePartialData stores, “similar to a simple database”
Check incoming data against a structureYesType, required, choice and unique rulesYesData structures with a Strict option
Import CSV or XLSX into a tableYesNot published
Files the team sharesYesShared files and projectsNot published
Agents
Saved agentsYesWith reusable skillsYesMake AI Agents, in open beta on all plans
Agents on a scheduleYesUp to once an hourYesScenarios run down to the minute on paid plans
Automation and approvals
Workflow editorYesOne trigger, then ordered stepsYesScenarios
Webhook triggersYesYes
Code stepsYesJavaScript or PythonYesMake Code, JavaScript or Python, on paid plans
Approval before an action runsYesShows the exact changePartialBuilt from Slack or Gmail steps that wait for a reply
Runs resume after a restart without repeating finished stepsYesPartialFailed runs can be stored and retried; off by default
Integrations
Built-in app connectionsPartialSlack, GitHub, Google Workspace, Jira, Confluence and TrelloYes3,500+ apps
Custom MCP serversPartialA manager reviews and enables each toolYesAgents can use MCP server tools
Agents in SlackYesMention an agent in a channel; access is granted per channelNot publishedScenarios can post to Slack
Security and deployment
SSONoSign in with Google or an email linkYesEnterprise; SAML 2.0 or OAuth 2.0
Audit logsPartialRecords who changed memberships; no audit exportYesEnterprise plan, kept 12 months
SOC 2 Type IINoYesAlso SOC 3 and ISO 27001
Personal chats hidden from adminsYesNot published
Reach systems inside your networkNoNo on-premises connectorPartialOn-prem agent for Enterprise; Make itself is cloud-hosted

When to stay with Make

Make is the better choice if any of these sound like your team.

Your scenarios span many apps
Make connects 3,500+ apps, and anything with an API can be added. TulipFarm connects Slack, GitHub, Google Workspace, Jira, Confluence and Trello.
You need runs every minute
Make scenarios can run down to the minute on paid plans. TulipFarm schedules run at most once an hour.
You need SOC 2 or SSO today
Make has SOC 2 Type II, SOC 3 and ISO 27001, and SSO with audit logs on Enterprise.
You need a published price for high volume
Make’s Core plan starts at $9 a month for 10,000 credits, with a free plan of 1,000 credits a month.

Pricing

Both spend credits on runs, so compare what one real job costs in each. Make prices checked on 20 October 2026.

TulipFarm

$50 free

In credits on your first signup. Paid plans aren’t public yet; see the pricing page.

Make

$9 a month

Core starts at $9 a month for 10,000 credits, per Make’s own comparison page. The free plan has 1,000 credits a month.

make.com/compare/make-vs-zapier

Switching from Make

TulipFarm can’t import Make scenarios or blueprints. Move one job at a time and keep the scenario running until you’re happy with the result.

  1. Pick one scenario that keeps records

    Choose a scenario that writes to a data store or a sheet, such as a print queue.

  2. Bring the records in

    Export the records as CSV or XLSX, then import them into a TulipFarm table and add field rules.

  3. Rebuild the modules as steps

    Recreate the trigger and modules as workflow steps, and mark the actions that need a person’s OK.

  4. Run both, then switch

    Run both for one cycle and compare the results. Your first signup includes $50 in free credits.

Questions about TulipFarm and Make

Is TulipFarm a Make.com alternative?

Yes, for teams that want records, files, agents and workflows in one workspace. TulipFarm stores business records in tables your team edits directly, and for the actions you choose, a person approves the exact change first. Make is built to connect thousands of apps in visual scenarios.

What is the main difference between TulipFarm and Make?

Make starts with the apps a scenario connects, and keeps working data in data stores. TulipFarm starts with your records: tables, files and projects that people, agents and workflows share, with field rules and approvals on the changes you pick.

Are Make data stores the same as TulipFarm tables?

Not quite. Make describes data stores as similar to a simple database for scenarios, with storage tied to your credits. TulipFarm tables are where your team works day to day, with required, unique and choice rules that stop bad values from saving.

Can TulipFarm do everything Make can?

No. Make connects 3,500+ apps, runs scenarios down to the minute, and has SOC 2 Type II, SOC 3 and ISO 27001, with SSO on Enterprise. TulipFarm has records with field rules, workflows that resume after a restart, and approval of exact changes.

When should I just use Make?

Choose Make if your scenarios span many apps TulipFarm doesn’t connect to, if you need runs every minute, or if you need SOC 2 and SSO today.

Is Make the same as Integromat?

Yes. Make says Integromat evolved into Make, with a new brand and a new platform.

Can I move my Make scenarios to TulipFarm?

Not automatically. Rebuild one job at a time: export the records it uses as CSV or XLSX and import them into a table, recreate the modules as workflow steps, and run both until you trust the result.

How much does TulipFarm cost compared with Make?

Your first TulipFarm Cloud signup includes $50 in free credits. Paid plans aren’t public yet; see the pricing page to ask for more credits or apply for student, NGO or startup support. Make has a free plan with 1,000 credits a month, and Core starts at $9 a month for 10,000 credits. Enterprise pricing is custom.

Try one Make scenario in TulipFarm.

Sign up for TulipFarm Cloud and rebuild the scenario you rely on most. The research preview is open to everyone, and your first signup includes $50 in free credits.

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Last reviewed 20 October 2026.