What each tool does
Make is an automation tool for connecting the apps you already use so tasks run automatically. You design workflows visually, which lets repetitive jobs like moving data between services happen without manual effort. It is freemium, so you can start free and upgrade as automations grow.
Gumloop is a platform where people across a company can build, share and improve AI agents. Users can choose any AI model and connect a wide range of integrations, while IT controls who can access what. Example agents cover sales, support, data, meetings and CRM work, such as researching prospects and keeping deal records current.
Key differences
- Type of automation: Make focuses on app-to-app workflows; Gumloop focuses on AI agents.
- Collaboration: Gumloop is described as a multiplayer builder for sharing and improving agents across a company.
- Model choice: Gumloop lets you pick any AI model.
- Admin control: Gumloop gives IT access controls over agents and integrations.
- Pricing: Both are freemium with a free way to start; check the pricing page for current plans.
Which should you choose?
Choose Make if you want straightforward automations between your tools, like moving form entries into a spreadsheet or CRM, designed visually.
Choose Gumloop if your sales, support or operations teams want to build AI agents without heavy coding and share them across the business under IT oversight.
Can you use both?
Yes. Make can cover simple data flows between apps, while Gumloop agents handle AI-driven tasks such as prospect research or CRM updates.
