10 Best Make Integrations of 2025

Introduction

It’s 9 a.m. You’ve barely taken a sip of coffee, and half a dozen tabs are already begging for attention - Slack pings, a Google Sheet that needs updating, a CRM that wants new contacts, not to mention the weekly report waiting in Airtable. Sound familiar?

That was me last year, drowning in copy-paste hell, until I discovered Make (formerly Integromat). With one drag-and-drop scenario, my morning chaos melted away. Messages synced, data flowed, deadlines pinged themselves. Suddenly, I had time to think again - time to lead, create, breathe.

What Exactly Is Make?

Think of Make as the friendly helper of your digital projects. It lets you connect 2,200+ apps (and any public API) into visual, code-free workflows called scenarios. Triggers fire, modules run, and information glides from “App A” to “App Z” while you focus on higher-value work.

In 2025, the platform levelled up with two headline additions:

2025 Release	Why It Matters
Make AI Agents	Reusable GPT-powered agents make real-time decisions inside scenarios, slashing manual logic blocks.
Make Bridge	Product teams can embed those 2,200+ integrations right inside their own apps - zero backend headaches.

Top 10 Make Integrations in 2025

1. Slack + Make

Example use-case: When a critical Shopify order lands, Make posts a threaded Slack alert, adds the PDF invoice, and triggers a huddle with fulfillment - all before your team’s kettle finishes boiling.

	Details
Best features	Native Slack Workflow Builder steps inside Slack channels for seamless hand-offs. Channels, DMs, and files become Make triggers - no extra bots required.
Limitations	Heavy desktop app can hog RAM; users report lag on older machines. Security concerns after high-profile breaches prompted some enterprises to exit
Pricing	Pro $8.75 per user/mo Business+ $15.00; unlimited app integrations

2. Google Sheets + Make

Example use-case: Your Facebook-ads CSV drops in Drive each night. Make parses it, cleans flaky UTM tags, and appends ROI metrics to a master Sheet - no 2 a.m. VLOOKUPs required.

	Details
Best features	Real-time webhook inserts; skip 15-min polling. Array processing & iterators mean you can transform thousands of rows in one scenario run.
Limitations	Hard cap of 10 million cells and performance often degrades past 100k API read quota: 300 calls/min per project.
Pricing	Included in Google Workspace Business Starter at $8.40 user/mo (flex).

3. Shopify + Make

Example use-case: New order? Make writes tracking to Shopify, slacks a GIF to #wins, updates inventory in Airtable, and emails the customer - all while you sleep.

	Details
Best features	Access to Line Item, Draft Order & Fulfillment Admin APIs. Make’s iterator modules let you loop through multi-SKU orders without code.
Limitations	Still limited to 100 variants per product (Shopify is testing 2k but rollout isn’t complete). App fees and premium themes stack up quickly - budget accordingly.
Pricing	Basic $39 mo (or $29 mo billed yearly) with $1 intro for 3 months.

4. Asana + Make

Example use-case: A signed client proposal in PandaDoc spawns an Asana project, assigns tasks, sets milestones, and pings finance on due-dates - no project manager ping-pong.

	Details
Best features	Deep object support: projects, sections, portfolios, even custom fields Make filters match Asana’s multi-level tags for granular routing.
Limitations	Only one assignee per task - you’ll need subtasks or custom fields for co-owners. Forms beyond 150 questions can lag.
Pricing	Starter $10.99 user/mo (annual) Advanced $24.99

5. Salesforce + Make

Example use-case: A website lead drops into Salesforce; Make qualifies via Clearbit, schedules a Zoom, and writes a deal note - all in under 30 seconds.

	Details
Best features	Two-way sync on Leads, Contacts, Opportunities New 2025 Make AI Agents auto-score leads before assignment.
Limitations	Complex orgs hit API call ceilings fast (15k–100k daily depending on edition). Setup requires admin-level OAuth; sandbox vs prod confusion is common.
Pricing	Essentials $25 user/mo Professional $80 user/mo Enterprise $165 user/mo

6. Trello + Make

Example use-case: When a GitHub issue is labeled “UX Bug,” Make clones a Trello card in the Design board, sets a due date, and notifies the designer in Slack.

	Details
Best features	Unlimited Power-Ups per board (yes, even on free). Automation rules (Butler) triggerable via Make webhooks.
Limitations	Free plan caps attachments at 10 MB and limits advanced views. Workspaces over 10 members must upgrade.
Pricing	Standard $6 Premium $12.50 Enterprise $17.50 user/mo Free tier available.

7. Gmail + Make

Example use-case: Make watches for incoming invoices, converts them to PDFs, stores them in Drive, and fires a Slack approval thread—no manual forwarding ever again.

	Details
Best features	Label-based triggers so filters stay tidy. Use Make’s text-parser or GPT module to auto-classify mail.
Limitations	Send limit 2,000 emails/day for Workspace 500 for trials; exceed it and your scenario stalls for 24 h.
Pricing	Bundled in Workspace (see Sheets above)

8. Zoom + Make

Example use-case: When your booking app schedules a demo, Make generates a unique Zoom link, adds it to Google Calendar, and DMs the host 10 min before start.

	Details
Best features	Create, update, or delete meetings & webinars. Pull attendance reports for post-call follow-ups.
Limitations	Free users still hit the infamous 40-minute cap. Webhook payloads differ between Meetings & Webinars - double-check fields.
Pricing	Pro $14.99 host/mo Free tier available

9. GitHub + Make

Example use-case: Every pull request tagged “ready” triggers Make to post in Slack, run a CI workflow, and update a Kanban card—all without your devs leaving VS Code.

	Details
Best features	Full CRUD on Issues, PRs, Releases New 2025 event stream captures Codespaces start/stop.
Limitations	Free orgs get 2,000 Actions minutes/mo; heavy pipelines may incur overage. Private-repo artifacts count against the 500 MB Packages quota.
Pricing	Team $4 user/mo (no 5-seat minimum).

10. Typeform + Make

Example use-case: A lead submits your quiz; Make enriches their data, scores them with OpenAI, and slides top scorers into a Salesforce cadence - goodbye manual CSV exports.

	Details
Best features	Webhooks arrive ~sub-second, perfect for chat-style forms Make can clone forms programmatically for A/B testing.
Limitations	Response caps - 1k/mo on Plus, 10k on Business; forms close when you hit the limit.
Pricing	Plus $59 Business $99 mo (annual discounts apply); free tier 100 responses/mo

Building Your First Scenario - Five-Minute Cheat Sheet

Sketch the flow: Post-it notes still win here.
Grab a template in Make (search “Slack → Trello”).
Add filters & error handles - a simple Break if empty avoids 2 a.m. alerts.
Test on sample data before turning on webhooks.
Monitor execution history weekly; API changes happen (RIP Twitter module 2025).

The Takeaway

Automation isn’t a silver bullet - but in 2025, Make integrations let a three-person team punch like ten. These integrations aren’t merely nifty hacks; they’re a strategic moat. Whether you’re scaling a SaaS, wrangling e-commerce orders, or simply craving a calmer inbox, the right scenario can hand back hours - maybe even days - every single month.

So pour another coffee (while Make logs it in your expense tracker), pick one integration from this list, and start automating. Your future self is already thanking you.