AWFlow vs Make: scenarios, right in your browser.
- A browser extension — install and go
- Acts on the pages you are already logged into
- Free on-device AI, no per-run fees
- A visual scenario builder in the cloud
- Runs 24/7 without your computer
- A large catalogue of app integrations
Make builds rich visual scenarios that run on its cloud platform. Pick Make for complex app-to-app scenarios that run around the clock; pick AWFlow when the work happens on web pages in your browser — or use both.
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Nous n'avons marqué un avantage que lorsqu'un outil est nettement meilleur pour cette tâche. Chacun en cumule plusieurs, et c'est très bien.
| 01 · En un coup d'œil |  AWFlow | Make |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | In your browser, as an extension. Runs while the browser is open. | On Make's cloud platform. |
| Setup | Avantage · AWFlowInstall the extension. No account, no server, no email. | Create a Make account, then connect each app. |
| Pricing model | Avantage · AWFlowLocal mode is free with no usage limits from us. Cloud AI keys you add are billed by that provider. | A free plan (1,000 credits a month, two active scenarios); paid plans are priced by monthly credits.1 |
| Acts on web pages you are logged into | Avantage · AWFlowYes — reads, clicks and fills in your own tab, with per-site access you approve. | Connects services through app modules and its HTTP app rather than acting in your browser tab.2 |
| Free on-device AI | Avantage · AWFlowBuilt in: Chrome built-in AI, WebLLM, Transformers.js and TensorFlow.js run on your device. | AI tools on Make include cloud providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic Claude and Azure OpenAI.7 |
| 24/7 cloud execution | No. Workflows need the browser open. Long waits (up to 30 days) survive closing the tab. | Avantage · MakeYes. Scenarios run on schedules and webhooks in the cloud.6 |
| Data mapping | Visual data mapping and expressions, plus code steps where you want them. | Avantage · MakeVery strong: routers branch a scenario, iterators turn arrays into bundles, and aggregators combine them.45 |
| Integrations breadth | 22 app integrations, plus Custom API (OpenAPI), HTTP requests and any website you can open. | Avantage · MakeMore than 3,000 pre-built apps, plus an HTTP app for any service with an API.2 |
| Community templates | Community templates in the Marketplace, each showing what it touches. | Avantage · MakeThousands of scenario templates — make.com lists more than 8,000.3 |
| Learning curve | No-code canvas; Aria can draft a workflow from a sentence. Gentle start. | Powerful; routers, iterators and data structures are there when you need them. |
Make details reflect its public docs and pricing pages as of the review date; plans and limits change, so check make.com for current terms.
Choisissez selon l'endroit où le travail se fait.
Your scenarios live in the cloud.
- Scenarios must run 24/7 without your computer
- You need complex routing, iterators and aggregators across many apps
- You need inbound webhooks and server-to-server integrations
- You rely on an app only Make connects to
- You want a fully hosted service with nothing installed
The work happens in your browser.
- The work happens on web pages — including ones behind your login
- You want to start in a minute, with no account
- You want AI that runs on your own device, free and private
- You would rather not pay for usage
- You want right-click, hotkey and side-panel automations
Use both. Each where it shines.
Let AWFlow handle the browser-side step — reading a page you're logged into, filling a form, summarising on-device — then hand the result to a Make custom webhook with AWFlow's HTTP Request node.
AWFlow can call any URL, so it can also fetch from endpoints your scenarios expose.
AWFlowReads the page in your logged-in tab- HTTP RequestPOSTs the result as JSON
- Make webhookRoutes and transforms it in the cloud
Move the browser parts in an afternoon.
There's no importer for Make scenarios. Browser-side workflows tend to be short, so rebuilding is quick.
Sort your scenarios
Mark the ones that start from a web page, need your login, or only run while you work.
Rebuild from a template
Start from a Marketplace template (installing one needs a free sign-in), or describe it to Aria in Build mode and review the draft.
Connect the rest
Keep cloud scenarios on Make. Link the two with an HTTP Request node in AWFlow and a custom webhook in Make.
Des questions légitimes.
La documentation couvre chaque nœud d'AWFlow en détail.
Ouvrir la documentation ↗Is AWFlow a replacement for Make?
For work that happens on web pages, often yes. For complex hosted scenarios that run around the clock, Make is the better fit — and the two combine well.
Can I import my scenarios?
No. The models differ, so there is no importer. Aria can draft a browser workflow from a plain description.
Does AWFlow run when my computer is off?
No. AWFlow runs inside your browser, so the browser needs to be open.
Which is cheaper?
AWFlow local mode is free, and on-device AI costs nothing. Make has a free plan, and its paid plans are priced by credits. Cloud AI keys cost the same in either tool.
Sources des affirmations sur Make
- Free plan: 1,000 credits a month, 2 active scenarios; paid plans (Core, Pro, Teams) priced by monthly credits.Source: www.make.com/en/pricing (s’ouvre dans un nouvel onglet), consultée le ↩
- More than 3,000 pre-built apps; the HTTP app connects any service with an API.Source: www.make.com/en/integrations (s’ouvre dans un nouvel onglet), consultée le ↩
- Thousands of templates; make.com lists 8,314.Source: www.make.com/en/templates (s’ouvre dans un nouvel onglet), consultée le ↩
- A router branches the scenario flow into several chains of modules.Source: help.make.com/router (s’ouvre dans un nouvel onglet), consultée le ↩
- An iterator converts an array into a series of bundles (paired with the Array Aggregator)Source: help.make.com/iterator (s’ouvre dans un nouvel onglet), consultée le ↩
- Custom webhooks create a URL that can receive data from an external app or service.Source: help.make.com/webhooks (s’ouvre dans un nouvel onglet), consultée le ↩
- AI tools available on Make include OpenAI, Anthropic Claude and Azure OpenAI.Source: www.make.com/en/ai-agents (s’ouvre dans un nouvel onglet), consultée le ↩
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Make est une marque déposée de son propriétaire. AWFlow n'est pas affilié à Make.