Spojit
Make alternative

The AI-native
Make alternative

Spojit brings real AI agents and durable workflows to visual automation, connects any API with no module to wait for, and keeps cost predictable with Direct Mode. A different take on the scenario builder.

Why Spojit

Why teams pick Spojit over Make

AI agents, not just AI modules

Agents plan, call tools, and adapt in a loop, rather than running fixed AI modules inside a scenario.

Connect any API

No waiting for a module. Point Miraxa at the docs or a payload and it builds a typed node.

Billed by time, not per module

You pay for execution time and AI credits, not a charge on every module run, so a complex scenario does not multiply your bill. Direct Mode steps use no AI credits.

Durable execution

Runs checkpoint their state and resume after a crash, so long scenarios do not lose their place.

Parallel branches with join

Run independent paths at the same time and merge them back in one run. Make routers process routes one after another.

Build by chatting

Describe what you want and Miraxa builds it, instead of assembling the scenario by hand.

Side by side

Spojit vs Make

Feature
Spojit
Make
AI-native
Yes, agents plan and call tools at the core
No, AI modules added inside scenarios
Connect a tool with no module
Miraxa builds the typed node for you
App modules, plus a generic HTTP module
App catalog
50+ connectors and 500+ tools, plus any API
3,000+ apps
Pricing model
Execution time, plus AI credits only for AI steps
Credits (formerly operations); each module run consumes credits
Durable execution
Checkpointed; resumes after a crash
Managed runs with error handling
Parallel branches with join
Run paths at once and merge back in one run
Router branches run sequentially
Deployment
Dedicated tenant, VPC peering, region choice (Enterprise)
Multi-tenant SaaS, EU and US zones
Best for
AI agents in durable workflows
Complex visual scenarios at lower cost than Zapier

Reflects publicly available information as of June 2026. Make is a trademark of its owner; its features and pricing may have changed since. Check their site for the latest.

An honest take

Which one fits you

Make is a strong product. Here is where each of us is the better call.

Choose Spojit when

  • You want AI agents that act, not AI modules in a linear scenario
  • The credits-per-module model is hard to predict for you
  • You need a tool Make has no module for

Choose Make when

  • You want a mature, highly visual scenario builder
  • You need a large catalog of deep per-app modules
  • Complex branching at low cost matters more than AI agents

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