Comparison

Runcept vs Make (Integromat)

Make builds visual automation workflows. Runcept is a developer API for AI agents. Feature comparison and use cases.

Make (formerly Integromat) is a visual, node-based automation builder — you wire up scenarios by dragging modules on a canvas, including an OpenAI module for AI steps. Runcept has no canvas; it is a single HTTP endpoint that runs a named agent and returns a result, meant to be called from code rather than assembled visually.

Make

Visual workflow automation

Runcept

AI agent API for developers

Feature	Make	Runcept
Interface	Visual drag-and-drop	REST API
AI agents	OpenAI module + limited models	Any AI agent, any model
Code integration	Webhooks only	Native API — call from any language
Publish agents	Not possible	Yes — earn per run

Interface

Make: Visual drag-and-drop
Runcept: REST API

AI agents

Make: OpenAI module + limited models
Runcept: Any AI agent, any model

Code integration

Make: Webhooks only
Runcept: Native API — call from any language

Publish agents

Make: Not possible
Runcept: Yes — earn per run

When Make makes more sense

Choose Make when you want to see and edit the whole automation as a visual flow, or you are wiring together many different SaaS tools rather than calling one specific AI task.

When Runcept makes more sense

Choose Runcept when you specifically need an AI agent call inside a larger system you are building in code, with a typed schema instead of a visual module configuration.

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