AgentNava vs Make
Make builds automations as visual scenarios on a canvas, with more than 3,000 apps and a free plan. AgentNava turns a plain-English description of a job into an AI agent, with no diagram to maintain, priced per turn with the model included.
First $5 of credit free · billed per agent turn · See pricing
Automations you see and control step by step on a canvas, more than 3,000 apps, and a free plan for small volumes.
A job described in plain English with no diagram to maintain, one price per turn with the model included, and an agent you can embed on your website.
AgentNava and Make, row by row
AgentNava rows come from our own product and docs. Make rows come from Make's own pages; the small numbers link to each source.
| Topic | AgentNava | Make |
|---|---|---|
| What you build | An AI agent, described in plain English: instructions plus written workflows it follows. | Scenarios on a visual canvas. Make AI Agents, listed as beta on the pricing page, work inside them.123 |
| What you pay for | Turns. One turn is one message you send and everything the agent does to answer it. | Credits: most actions use 1 credit; some AI features use more.2 |
| Price to start paying | $0.01, $0.05, $0.10 or $0.20 a turn, by model grade. Top up from $5; no subscription needed. | Core, from $12 a month for 10,000 credits.2 |
| Free start | $5 of credit with every new workspace. | Free plan: 1,000 credits a month, runs at most every 15 minutes, 2 active scenarios.2 |
| Human approval before an action | PlannedA pause the platform enforces is being built. Today an agent asks you in the conversation when its instructions tell it to. | The Human in the Loop app adds approval steps, on the Enterprise plan.4 |
| Scheduling | On a schedule in your timezone, at an interval, from a webhook, or when you ask. | Every 15 minutes by default; as often as every minute on paid plans.25 |
| Apps you can connect | Beta130 apps, plus MCP servers and your own HTTP endpoints. | More than 3,000.1 |
| Versions | Every published change is a new version, and running conversations keep theirs.No one-step rollback yet. | Restore saved scenario versions for up to 60 days.6 |
| Security reviews | No SOC 2 report or single sign-on yet. | Company single sign-on on Teams and Enterprise.2 |
| Self-hosting | Not offered. Agents run on Cloudflare’s network. | Not offered; Make calls itself cloud-first. An on-prem agent on Enterprise reaches apps on your local network.78 |
When to choose each
Both are good tools for different work. Here is where each one fits best today.
Choose Make when you need
- A visual canvas where you see and control every step of an automation.
- More than 3,000 prebuilt apps.
- A free plan for small volumes, with 1,000 credits a month.
- On Enterprise: a human approval app, and an agent that reaches systems on your local network.
Choose AgentNava when you want
- To describe a job in plain English, with no diagram to maintain afterwards.
- One price per turn, with the model and every tool call included.
- An agent that is ready to use on your website, or inside your product through the SDK.
- Starter agents you can read in full before you hire one.
- To start with $5 of free credit.
How each one counts what you use
The two products bill in different units, so compare them on your own workload.
One turn is one message you send and everything the agent does to answer it. Tool calls, file writes and thinking inside that turn cost nothing extra. The price depends only on the model grade you pick for the agent. See pricing.
Each action a scenario performs uses credits. Most actions use 1 credit; some AI features use more. The Core plan starts at $12 a month for 10,000 credits.2
Questions about AgentNava and Make
Is AgentNava a good Make alternative?
It is a good fit when you want to describe the job in words and let the agent work out the steps. If you want to see and control every step on a canvas, Make is built for that.
Does AgentNava have approval steps like Make’s Human in the Loop?
Not yet. An approval pause that the platform enforces is being built. Today an agent asks you in the conversation before the steps its instructions mark as risky, and the platform does not stop it from acting on its own.
Does AgentNava have a free plan?
Every new workspace gets $5 of credit, which runs 500 turns on the Standard grade. After that you top up from $5, with no subscription needed.
Can AgentNava connect to the same apps?
AgentNava connects to 130 apps today, all in Beta, plus MCP servers and your own HTTP endpoints. The full list is in the docs at docs.agentnava.com/connections.
What does an AgentNava agent cost to run?
One turn is one message you send and everything the agent does to answer it. Your first $5 of credit is on us, and an idle agent costs nothing. See pricing.
Where the Make facts come from
Make's own pages, all read on 2026-10-03. If anything here is out of date, tell us and we will fix it.
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