Make now lists a single Make Plan at $9 per month for 5,000 credits on its official pricing page, retrieved 7 October 2026. Five days earlier, that page listed Core at $12 per month for 10,000 credits. The public table no longer offers the former Core, Pro and Teams tiers.
What to do now
- Open your Make account and record your current plan, credit allowance, billing period, renewal date and renewal price.
- Compare those details with the current public offer, retrieved 7 October 2026.
- Do not switch plans merely because the headline price is lower. The new entry allowance is 5,000 credits rather than 10,000.
- Ask Make support what happens at renewal if your account still shows Core, Pro or Teams. The public page does not explain the migration path.
What changed
The previous entry offer was Core at $12 per month for 10,000 credits on monthly billing, retrieved 2 October 2026. The new table shows Make Plan at $9 per month for 5,000 credits, retrieved 7 October 2026. Both observations come from the official Make pricing page.
This is not a simple price cut. The displayed monthly price is $3 lower, while the included entry allowance is half as large. Make also changed the tariff structure: one paid plan now replaces the three named self-service tiers shown previously. The free plan remains at $0 with up to 1,000 credits per month.
Make still says that each module action in a scenario counts as one credit. The page also notes a different rate for some work: the Code app uses two credits per second of execution time. That makes the account view and a real workflow count more useful than comparing headline prices alone.
Who this affects
Prospective customers see the new offer immediately. Existing customers need to check their own account because the public page does not state whether old plans continue, migrate at renewal or require a manual change. Until Make documents that transition, the amount and allowance shown in the billing screen are the reliable basis for a decision.
A lower entry price does not prove a lower bill. Compare the credits included, the credits consumed by a real scenario and the renewal terms shown in your account.
Sources
- Make pricing, retrieved 7 October 2026
- Previous Hourbench retrieval, retrieved 2 October 2026