Make is a visual no-code automation platform that connects apps and services to build workflows. It helps teams automate repetitive processes and AI-enabled tasks without coding.
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Make.com was acquired by Celonis in October 2020 and no longer has shares of its own. UpMarket does not offer Make.com shares. This page covers Make.com's valuation and funding history before the acquisition.
Make.com was acquired by Celonis in October 2020.
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Make.com’s own materials say the platform now serves over 3 million users, signaling broad adoption across no-code automation. The company also positions its visual workflow builder as a way to automate tasks without heavy engineering resources.
Make.com has been rolling out AI-assisted automation features, including AI agents that can trigger and manage multi-step workflows. The product push extends its position from no-code integration toward more autonomous workflow orchestration.
Industry coverage on startups and AI-native software highlights durable demand for automation tools that improve efficiency and reduce manual work. Make.com is positioned in this category as teams increasingly seek scalable, low-code ways to connect apps and data.
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No. Make.com was acquired by Celonis in October 2020 and no longer has shares of its own. UpMarket does not offer Make.com shares.
Make.com has no stock price of its own since its acquisition by Celonis. The prices shown on this page are historical private-market prices from before the acquisition.
No. Make.com was acquired by Celonis and UpMarket does not offer Make.com shares. Accredited investors interested in companies that have not yet gone public can review UpMarket's current pre-IPO offerings.
Make.com is no longer an independent company, so its shares are not available to buy. This page is kept for its historical funding and valuation data. UpMarket does not offer Make.com shares.
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Make.com was acquired by Celonis in October 2020. What former shareholders received, cash or shares of the buyer, was set by the terms of the acquisition.
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Make.com's last valuation was set by its acquisition by Celonis. The figures on this page show its valuation history before the acquisition.
Make.com is a visual no-code automation platform that connects apps and services to build workflows, serving 3M users across automation, with demand for AI-enabled task automation expanding. Make.com is now part of Celonis, and UpMarket does not offer its shares.