Make Nonprofit Discount & Pricing

Make (formerly Integromat) is a powerful visual automation platform that connects over 3,000 apps, services, and APIs through intuitive drag-and-drop workflows, enabling nonprofits to automate complex multi-step processes without writing code. Unlike simpler automation tools that offer linear trigger-action sequences, Make provides a sophisticated visual workflow builder where you can design branching logic, conditional routing, data transformations, error handling, and parallel processing—giving nonprofits the flexibility to automate intricate operational workflows that would typically require custom development. The platform's visual editor displays workflows as flowcharts with modules (action blocks) connected by paths, making it easy to understand, troubleshoot, and modify automations even for non-technical staff. Make excels at handling data-heavy workflows involving spreadsheets, databases, CRMs, email marketing platforms, and project management tools—with built-in functions for filtering, aggregating, parsing JSON, formatting dates, and manipulating text—making it ideal for nonprofits managing donor data, program logistics, reporting pipelines, and cross-platform integrations.

Make's core capabilities empower nonprofits to eliminate repetitive manual tasks and build robust operational workflows. The visual scenario builder creates multi-step automations with branching logic, loops, and conditional paths using an intuitive drag-and-drop interface, the 3,000+ app integrations connect with tools nonprofits already use (Airtable, Google Workspace, Salesforce, Mailchimp, Slack, Asana, Stripe, QuickBooks, etc.), the data transformer includes built-in functions for mapping, filtering, aggregating, and reformatting data as it moves between systems, the error handling features allow workflows to retry failed operations, send alerts, or route errors to backup processes, the scheduling options enable automations to run on specific times, intervals, or webhook triggers from external events, the API integration module connects with any REST API even if a pre-built integration doesn't exist, the data stores provide temporary databases for workflows that need to aggregate or cache information across multiple runs, the routing and filtering direct data flows based on conditions ("if donation is over $1,000, notify the major gifts team"), the iterators process lists and arrays (e.g., loop through all new donor records and update each one individually), and the execution history logs every workflow run with detailed step-by-step results for troubleshooting and auditing. Make also offers templates for common workflows, webhook triggers for real-time event-driven automation, and mobile apps for monitoring automations on the go.

For nonprofits, Make addresses operational inefficiencies and enables sophisticated process automation across departments: fundraising teams can automatically sync donation data from payment processors to CRM and send personalized thank-you emails with tax receipts, program managers can collect form submissions from Typeform or Google Forms and create project tasks in Asana or Monday.com with assigned owners and due dates, finance teams can extract expense data from receipts using OCR, validate amounts, and post transactions to QuickBooks automatically, communications teams can schedule social media posts across platforms, monitor mentions, and aggregate analytics into consolidated reports, volunteer coordinators can process volunteer applications, send onboarding materials, and update volunteer management databases without manual data entry, grant teams can aggregate program data from multiple sources, format it according to funder requirements, and populate grant reports, and executive directors can receive automated weekly dashboards pulling metrics from CRM, email marketing, social media, and financial systems into a single consolidated view. Make's flexible pricing based on operations (actions performed by workflows) rather than workflows or users makes it cost-effective for nonprofits with moderate automation needs. The NGO Program provides qualifying nonprofits with a free 12-month Make Pro license (normally $9-29/month) including 40,000 operations per month—equivalent to automating hundreds of tasks daily—making enterprise-grade automation accessible to nonprofits that couldn't otherwise afford it and enabling teams to focus on mission-critical work rather than repetitive data entry and manual coordination.