Taskade vs Make

A side-by-side look at Taskade and Make — pricing, features and where each one wins. Both are reviewed independently on Curata AI.

TaskadeMake
SummaryAll-in-one AI workspace combining tasks, docs, deployable AI agents and no-code automation in one platform.Visual AI automation platform for building workflows and AI agents across 3,000+ connected apps.
PricingFreemiumFreemium
CategoryAutomationAutomation
PlatformsWeb, iOS, AndroidWeb
Key features
  • AI Agent Builder (persistent memory, custom tools)
  • Multi-Model Agent Assignment (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google)
  • No-Code Automation Workflows (100+ app integrations)
  • 150,000+ Cloneable Templates
  • Task, Doc & Mind Map Workspace
  • Publishable & Embeddable Agents
  • Team Workspace & Real-Time Collaboration
  • Visual Scenario Builder (drag-and-drop)
  • AI Agents & Prompt-Based Building
  • 3,000+ App Integrations
  • Routers & Complex Branching Logic
  • Custom Variables & Full-Text Log Search
  • Enterprise Governance (SSO, SOC 2/3)
Pros
  • Combines project management, deployable AI agents and no-code automation in one workspace rather than three separate tools
  • Multi-model support lets you assign the right AI per agent instead of being locked to one provider
  • 150,000+ cloneable templates give most teams a working starting point instead of a blank page
  • Generous free plan (1 agent, 3 automations, 3,000 starter credits) makes it easy to try before paying
  • Unlimited AI agents and automations start as low as the Pro plan, not gated behind Business or Enterprise
  • Visual builder makes complex branching logic genuinely readable, not just a chain of linear steps
  • 3,000+ app integrations cover most real-world automation needs out of the box
  • AI Agents extend Make beyond point-to-point triggers into multi-step, AI-orchestrated processes
  • Real free tier (1,000 credits/month, 2 active scenarios) makes it easy to validate before paying
  • Enterprise-ready governance (SSO, SOC 2/3) supports larger, regulated organizations
Cons
  • Broad all-in-one scope means less specialized depth than a dedicated single-purpose agent or automation platform
  • AI usage runs on a shared monthly credit pool, so heavy always-on agent or automation use can burn through credits faster than expected
  • Team-oriented features (white-label branding, custom domains, admin controls) are locked behind the Business plan and above
  • Autonomous, always-on agent orchestration is reserved for the $100/month Max plan
  • Pricing is credit-based, so heavier or more complex scenarios can consume a monthly allowance faster than a simple task count suggests
  • Steeper learning curve than a purely linear automation tool once scenarios use routers and complex branching
  • The Free plan's 2-scenario cap and 15-minute run interval are restrictive for anything beyond testing
  • Some advanced features (custom functions, full enterprise app integrations) are reserved for the Enterprise tier

Read the full Taskade review

Taskade is an all-in-one AI workspace that combines project management (tasks, docs, mind maps) with a full AI Agent Builder and automation layer. Its "TSK-1" intelligence layer lets you assign OpenAI, Anthropic Claude or Google Gemini models per agent, deploy agents with persistent memory and custom tools, publish them publicly or embed them on a website, and connect them to 100+ external services (Stripe, Slack, GitHub, Google Workspace) through durable automation workflows. A library of 150,000+ cloneable community templates covers CRMs, dashboards, client portals and internal tools, so most workflows start from a template rather than a blank page. Plans scale from a free workspace with one AI agent through Pro (unlimited agents and automations, 50,000 monthly credits), Business (multi-agent AI Teams, white-label, admin controls) and Max (autonomous, always-on agent orchestration), with Enterprise adding SSO, bring-your-own-key billing and dedicated support.

Read the full Make review

Make (formerly Integromat) is a visual AI automation platform for building and managing automations and AI agents — visually with its drag-and-drop scenario builder, in code, or from a prompt. It sits between Zapier's simplicity and n8n's raw power: complex branching, routers, data manipulation and AI modules are all first-class, with 3,000+ pre-built app integrations covering everything from Slack to Salesforce. Beyond point-to-point automation, Make's AI Agents let teams orchestrate multi-step, AI-driven processes across their stack, with an execution log, custom variables and enterprise governance (SSO, SOC 2/3) available on higher tiers. Pricing runs on a monthly operations credit allowance rather than a flat per-zap fee, scaling from a real free tier through Core, Pro, Teams and a custom Enterprise plan.