Make's pricing page, retrieved on 8 October 2026, again lists Core, Pro and Teams. It shows Core at $9 a month for 10,000 credits, Pro at $16 and Teams at $29 for the same volume. On 7 October, the public table instead showed one paid “Make Plan” starting at $9 a month for 5,000 credits and did not show those three named tiers.
What to do now
- Open Make's pricing page before buying or changing a plan.
- Check whether the page is set to monthly or annual payment before comparing the displayed amount.
- Match your expected monthly module actions to the credit selector. One module action normally consumes one credit.
- If your account still shows the earlier plan structure, use the price shown inside the account as the quote that applies to you and ask Make support before switching.
The important change is not the $9 headline. That number stayed the same. The public entry allowance behind it changed from 5,000 to 10,000 credits, and the Core, Pro and Teams names returned. A buyer comparing only yesterday's saved figure would therefore understate the included volume and miss the current tier structure. (Make pricing, retrieved 8 October 2026)
The free plan remains listed at $0 with up to 1,000 credits a month. Make also says that every module action in a scenario counts as one credit. The public page offers monthly and annual payment and advertises a saving for annual payment, so the selected billing period belongs beside any price comparison. (Make pricing, retrieved 8 October 2026)
The selector now starts its paid comparison at 10,000 credits. At the public monthly prices, that makes the three visible steps $9 for Core, $16 for Pro and $29 for Teams. The feature differences still matter: Core covers the basic automation tier, while Pro and Teams add capabilities for heavier execution and collaboration. Compare the feature list, not only the credit allowance. (Make pricing, retrieved 8 October 2026)
This is a public-page change, not proof that every existing account has already migrated. Make can expose account-specific terms, currencies or legacy plans after sign-in. The safe reading is narrow: the public offer visible on 8 October has changed. Existing customers should verify their own billing screen before making a decision.
Sources
- Make pricing, retrieved 8 October 2026