Make vs Zapier vs N8N vs Palantir

Make.com (formerly Integromat) is a powerful visual, no-code automation platform designed to help businesses and individuals automate workflows across applications and systems. Users build "scenarios" using an intuitive drag-and-drop interface with support for conditional logic, iterators, branching, and robust error handling—all without coding.

With integrations spanning over 2,000 apps—including AI tools like OpenAI and Google Gemini—Make enables workflows that range from simple triggers to intelligent, AI-driven automations. Its AI Agents provide real-time adaptive capabilities, while collaboration features, real-time debugging, security compliance (GDPR, SOC 2), and flexible pricing plans make it scalable for teams and organizations of all sizes.

Zapier is a private American SaaS company that provides a versatile workflow automation and AI orchestration platform. It enables users to connect web-based applications, automate tasks seamlessly, and enrich workflows using AI—all without needing to write code.

From its inception, Zapier embraced a fully remote model. Today, the team consists of 800+ employees distributed across 40 countries. The company prides itself on a culture built around trust, autonomy, transparency, and open communication.

N8N provides unprecedented freedom in workflow automation by combining visual building with full code capabilities. Users can write JavaScript or Python, add npm/Python libraries, and paste cURL requests directly into workflows.

The platform offers both on-premises deployment and cloud hosting options, with 1700+ templates for quick project starts. Features include advanced debugging, branch merging, and enterprise-grade security with SSO, LDAP, and audit logs.

Palantir.com is the official website for Palantir Technologies, a software company that provides data integration and AI platforms, like Gotham, Foundry, and AIP, to help public, private, and non-profit organizations make data-driven decisions.

Founded in 2003, the company serves sectors including defense, healthcare, automotive, and finance, working with entities in Western-allied nations to solve complex data challenges and manage operations.