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Checked 2026-10-21

Make vs Windmill (OSS source build)

Fit:

Migration notes

Developer-oriented scripts, schedules and flow orchestration; translate integrations and code rather than import Zaps/scenarios. Build OSS source if unrestricted AGPL hosting needed; common enterprise/event features paid.

Sources: www.windmill.dev, www.make.com · checked 2026-10-21

MakePaid incumbent

Entry priceUsage-based
Pricing modelusage, billed monthly
OwnerCelonis

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Make plans reviewed
CoreentryUSD 10.59 / organization, 10,000 credits/month / mo
PropopularUSD 18.82 / organization, 10,000 credits/month / mo
TeamsbusinessUSD 34.12 / organization, 10,000 credits/month / mo
EnterpriseenterpriseQuote only

Windmill (OSS source build)Open-source alternative

Fit for Make
License
Paid-feature tier C
Self-host
Paid-feature limits3 noted
Windmill (OSS source build) plans reviewed
Free and Open-sourcefree self-hosted coreFree
Enterprise Editioncommercial editionNot established
Enterpriseconfigured commercial cloud or self-host licenseQuote only

What you may give up

  • Kafka/NATS/SQS/cloud-event triggers and SQL Server/Oracle runtimes paid.
  • Content search, workspace error handlers, some Git/deployment features and enterprise governance paid.
  • Published free edition has workspace/user/group quotas; vendor Community Docker/release binaries include proprietary code with resale, hosting and modification restrictions.

Tier C: Non-enterprise source build is AGPLv3 with Apache client/spec components; proprietary snippets excluded. Commercial hosting of AGPL build is possible subject to AGPL. Vendor Community binaries are separately restricted, not the OSS artifact identified here. Workflow features are paid, so C. License source

What running it takes

  • Windmill server and workers

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PostgreSQL is platform state/queue, distinct from databases queried by user jobs. Current Compose example uses Postgres18. No claim that every advertised runtime is in every edition. Infrastructure and staff time are not priced here; this page does not compare total cost.