Make vs Qoren
Make (formerly Integromat) is a visual, no-code automation platform for connecting apps with multi-step scenarios. Qoren runs autonomous OpenClaw, Hermes and Codex agents in dedicated managed environments, alone or as a collaborating team, rather than scenarios you wire and maintain.
Updated by David Silva
Make vs Qoren at a glance
| Feature | Qoren | Make |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | AI agent platform for agencies: managed OpenClaw, Hermes and Codex agents that work 24/7. | Visual no-code automation platform with multi-step scenarios. |
| Best for | Agencies selling recurring client work done by agents; founders and developers running their own. | Integration-heavy scenarios you design and maintain. |
| Hosting and infrastructure | Dedicated, fully managed cloud environments; run one agent on its own or a team that collaborates in the same environment. | Fully hosted by Make. |
| Setup to live | Deploy from a template or configure your own agent, live in minutes. | Build a scenario module by module. |
| Autonomy | Runs on a schedule and on triggers, long-running. | Scheduled and triggered scenarios, you wire the logic. |
| Model keys | Any model in the catalog on every plan; managed key included, or bring your own. | Built-in AI modules, limited model control. |
| Spend control | A monthly credit grant plus optional top-ups, with a hard stop and optional limits per agent. | Metered by credits. |
| Coding required | No code required. | No code, some steps use functions. |
| Entry price | From $39/mo (Starter); agency features from $169/mo (Ultimate). Source: Qoren pricing. | Free plan (1,000 credits a month); Core from $9/mo for 10,000 credits. Source: Make pricing, checked . |
Sources on Make: Make pricing.
What is Make?
Make is a popular visual automation platform that connects apps and APIs through multi-step scenarios with a drag-and-drop builder. It is fully hosted, metered in credits, and strong when you want detailed control over branching, data, and many integrations.
Choose Qoren if you
- Want an OpenClaw, Hermes or Codex agent live in minutes, not a build project.
- Want a team of agents that collaborate in one environment, or agents isolated across dedicated environments.
- Want a managed model key, or to bring your own, with a hard spend cap.
- Would rather not manage servers or infrastructure.
Choose Make if you
- Want a visual builder with deep control over data and branching.
- Need many app integrations in one scenario.
- Are comfortable designing and maintaining scenarios.
Switching from Make as an agency?
Why agencies switch
- Every client needs a scenario designed and kept working.
- Credit-metered pricing is hard to predict at scale.
- Per-client isolation and reporting are not the focus.
How Qoren fits
- Managed environments, one per client, with nothing to maintain.
- Deploy from templates in minutes, not a scenario build.
- Managed model key or bring your own, with a hard spend cap and cost per client.
An honest note
For visual, integration-rich automations you design yourself, Make is excellent and very flexible. Qoren is for autonomous agents on managed environments that run on a schedule and on triggers, with your choice of model and a hard prepaid spend cap.
Frequently asked questions
Is Qoren a good Make alternative?
If your goal is autonomous agents rather than wiring scenarios, yes. Make is a visual automation tool you build and maintain; Qoren runs your agents in dedicated managed environments, alone or as a collaborating team.
Do I have to rebuild my Make scenarios?
No. Instead of porting scenarios module by module, you deploy an agent from a template and configure it for the job.
Can I run Qoren alongside Make?
Yes. Some teams keep Make for integration scenarios and use Qoren for autonomous agent work.
Do I have to host anything?
No. Both are hosted, but Qoren also runs the agent itself in a managed environment, so there is no scenario for you to keep maintaining.
How do Make and Qoren prices compare?
Make's pricing page lists a free plan with up to 1,000 credits a month and Core from $9 a month for 10,000 credits (checked 10 October 2026). Qoren starts at $39 a month on Starter, and its agency features (clients, cost per client and Proposals) start on Ultimate at $169 a month. Its usage draws from your monthly credit grant first, then from top-ups that never expire, with a hard stop.
Keep reading
- How to Start an AI Automation Agency and Sell to SMBs (2026)One guide to starting an AI automation agency: what small businesses actually buy, how to deliver it with managed agents, and real retainer pricing.
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