Zapier vs Make… what’s been your experience?
I’ve been building out more automations around Jobber lately and ran into something interesting. A lot of setups I see are using Zapier, but once workflows get more complex, the cost starts climbing ...
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I made the same switch. Once your workflows get beyond a handful of steps Zapier's pricing becomes hard to justify, and Make's visual builder makes it a lot easier to debug when something breaks. I think Make has an easier learning curve than n8n but it still took me awhile to get the hang of.