In 20 secondsZapier if you want speed and have no technical person; Make if you need visual workflows with lots of logic; n8n if you want control, AI agents and low costs at volume.
What's the main difference?
All three connect apps without code, but they charge and think differently. Zapier bills per task, Make per credit, and n8n can run on your own server.
| Tool | Best for | Pricing model | AI and agents |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zapier | Teams with no technical person | Per task | Zapier Agents, limited to its actions |
| Make | Complex visual workflows | Per credit | AI inside scenarios |
| n8n | Control and volume | Per execution or self-hosted | Native AI and agent nodes (since 2023) |
Which do we recommend for a business in Andorra?
To start, the one your team will actually maintain. If the project includes AI agents or high volume, n8n usually works out cheaper. If you're only connecting two or three apps, Zapier is faster.
FAQ
Do I need a developer?
Not for Zapier or Make. For self-hosted n8n you'll want someone to maintain the server.
Where does my data live?
With Zapier and Make, on their servers. With self-hosted n8n, on yours.



