Relayo vs Make
Last updated: 2026-10-09
Make is a visual automation platform with generous operation pricing and a genuinely powerful scenario builder — routers, iterators, error handlers and data stores. For shaping data and running multi-step business logic it is excellent, and cheaper per operation than most alternatives.
Relayo is not trying to be that. It sits in front of your tools as the single endpoint Meta posts to, then fans events out with verification, retries and replay. Many teams run both: Relayo as the entry point so every tool gets the raw event reliably, Make as one of those tools where the clever logic happens.
Side by side
| Relayo | Make | |
|---|---|---|
| Model | Fan-out and delivery guarantees | Visual scenario automation |
| Pricing | Flat $19/mo | Per operation, tiered |
| Fan-out to many tools | Native, one event to every receiver | Router module, operations per branch |
| Meta protocol handling | Handshake, signature, batch splitting built in | Manual setup per scenario |
| Replay a missed delivery | One click per event | Re-run the scenario |
| MCP hub for AI clients | Included | Not offered |
Pick them if Make
- Your problem is transforming and branching data, not delivering it.
- You want a visual canvas your whole team can edit.
Pick Relayo if
- You want one reliable entry point in front of Make and everything else.
- You need a delivery log and replay rather than scenario re-runs.
Two hubs, one $19 plan, 7-day free trial.
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