Pick Latenode if
automation builders who will live on Free 10k CPU sec or PAYG instead of paying per Zapier task — not n8n first unless they want to self-host.
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Our take
Pick Latenode if you're automation builders who will live on Free 10k CPU sec or PAYG instead of paying per Zapier task — not n8n first unless they want to self-host. Pick Make if you're ops and automation specialists who want a visual canvas and a lower entry price than Zapier Pro, and who will stay on Make Cloud. Skip Make if you're on a team that must self-host, or beginners who only need a two-step “new email →
Best for
Latenode Run an agent inside an automation at a public $
Make Building branched SaaS workflows in a canvas
Free plan
Latenode $0 · /month forever. 10,000 CPU seconds; 5 active workflows; 1 worker; 3 min/run; 3-day history
Make $0 · 1,000 credits/month, 2 active scenarios, 15-minute minimum interval. No time limit on Free
Lowest paid
Latenode Pay as you go $0.00012
Make Core $9/mo yearly
Next step up
Latenode Example $10.80
Make Pro $16/mo yearly
Coding agent
Latenode AI Agent node
Make Maia and AI modules
Runs where
Latenode Local or hosted
Make Local or hosted
Watch out
Latenode Free is 5 active workflows and 3-minute runs
Make You operate the scenario
Last checked
Latenode 2026-10-26 · latenode.com/pricing
Make 2026-10-19 · make.com/en/pricing
Which one, then?
Pick Make if
ops and automation specialists who want a visual canvas and a lower entry price than Zapier Pro, and who will stay on Make Cloud.
Read the Make page