Pay for the run, not each step in it.
Make bills in credits, and most actions in a scenario use one each time they run. Lodol counts a run once, however many steps it takes, and your AI can build the workflow for you.
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Three things to know before choosing Make
Each one is a row of the table below, with its source.
A run is one run
Make's credits are used by each action a scenario performs, most of them one credit each. A Lodol run counts once, so adding a step doesn't raise what each run costs.
AI decisions come with the run
Write a condition as a sentence, like “the customer sounds upset”, and Lodol decides which way a run goes, with no AI account or key and nothing extra per run. On Make, AI features can use more credits than other actions.
Single sign-on without Enterprise
On Make, single sign-on comes with Enterprise. Lodol's Pro plan includes single sign-on and SCIM, from $120 a month.
Lodol and Make, row by row
What you pay for, who's included and where it runs, from each company's own pricing page.
| What a team asks |  Lodol | MakeCharges by the credit |
|---|---|---|
| A run costs the same, however many stepsWhat a workflow that grows a step does to the bill. | Yes. A run counts once | No. Each action a scenario runs uses credits, most of them one |
| Free plan | Yes. 100 runs a month, unlimited seats | Yes. 1,000 credits a month |
| Paid plans fromThe smallest paid plan, monthly, and billed yearly where that is all that is published. | $18 a month for 2,500 runs, or $15 billed yearly | $16 a month for 10,000 credits, or $12 billed yearly |
| Seats | Yes. Unlimited, on every plan | Not on its pricing page |
| Single sign-on on a published planWithout signing an enterprise contract. | Yes. On Pro, from $120 a month, with SCIM | No. On Enterprise |
| Build from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor | Yes. Your AI builds, runs and fixes workflows in your workspace | Partly. Make's MCP server; building scenarios needs a paid plan |
| Run it on your own servers | No. Hosted by Lodol | Partly. Hosted by Make; an on-prem agent on Enterprise reaches private systems |
| Apps it connects to | 1,455, and any app with an API | 3,500+ |
If you need one of the 3,500+ apps Make connects to that Lodol doesn't, or you like building on Make's canvas, Make is a good choice. If you'd rather your AI build the workflow and pay the same for a run however many steps it takes, that's Lodol, and it has a visual editor too.
From each company’s own website, checked October 2026. Products change; if something here has, tell us and we will correct it.
From Make to Lodol
Your AI does the rebuilding. You check it, connect your apps and switch over.
Connect your AI to Lodol
Add Lodol to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP tool in one step.
Describe your Make workflow
Tell it what the workflow does, or paste its steps, and ask for the same one in Lodol.
Connect the apps, then switch over
Connect the apps it uses, try a run, and turn it on before you turn the Make one off.
Questions people ask about Lodol and Make
It depends on how many steps your scenarios have. Make bills credits for each action a scenario runs, most of them one each; Lodol counts a run once. A scenario with five actions that runs 2,000 times a month uses about 10,000 credits on Make and 2,000 runs on Lodol. Free includes 100 runs a month. Builder starts at $18 a month for 2,500 runs and Pro at $120 for 10,000, and every plan has unlimited seats. A run counts once, however many steps it takes.
There's no one-click import. Connect your AI tool to Lodol, describe the scenario or paste its blueprint, and ask it to build the same workflow; then connect the apps it uses and turn it on. Or start from one of Lodol's 186 templates.
Yes. Every workflow opens on a canvas where you can add or change any step yourself, whether you or your AI built it. Most people start by asking their AI and adjust on the canvas.
No. Make lists 3,500+ apps. Lodol connects to 1,455, and an HTTP step reaches any app with an API. Search the integrations directory for the ones you use.
Ask your AI for your first automation.
Connect it in one step. Your AI builds the workflow, and Lodol runs it and tells you if anything breaks.
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