Make collapses its Core/Pro/Teams ladder back into one Make Plan
Make replaced its three-tier Core/Pro/Teams ladder with a single all-inclusive paid tier, reverting the credit-slider entry step from 10,000 back to 5,000 credits/mo at the same $9/mo annual price.
Free ($0/mo) plus three named paid tiers at a 10,000-credit/mo entry step — Core ($9/mo annual), Pro ($16/mo annual), Teams ($29/mo annual) — each with different feature access, plus custom Enterprise.
Free ($0/mo) plus one all-inclusive paid tier — labeled 'Make Plan' on the pricing card and 'Make Pro' in the page's own feature-comparison table — priced on the credit slider from a 5,000-credit/mo entry step at $9/mo annual (~$10.59/mo monthly), bundling everything previously split across Core/Pro/Teams, plus custom Enterprise.
This is the second flip in three months: Make ran a single “Make Plan” in early June 2026, split it into a named Core/Pro/Teams ladder on 2026-06-11, and has now folded the ladder back into one all-inclusive paid plan while quietly halving the credit floor (10,000 → 5,000) at the same $9/mo headline price. The pricing card and the page’s own feature-comparison table currently disagree on what to call the surviving tier — “Make Plan” versus “Make Pro” — a naming inconsistency left live on make.com as of this capture.
Make replaced the single 'Make Plan' with three named paid tiers priced at a 10,000-credit entry step — Core ($9/mo annual, $10.59 monthly), Pro ($16/mo annual, $18.82 monthly), and Teams ($29/mo annual, $34.12 monthly) — alongside Free ($0/mo) and Company/Enterprise (custom). The credit-volume slider now starts at 10,000 credits/mo (up from 5,000) and scales all paid tiers together up to 8M+. Annual billing still saves 15% or more.