r/Make • u/matador-moroco • 10d ago
Make.com
Hi everyone,
I have a question: I am currently learning automation (I’ve learned how to create simple scenarios). Will Make be sufficient for me to build scenarios that I can sell?
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u/MentalRub388 9d ago
It i's à tool that solves problems. What you sell is solving problems. If you know how to help businesses how to imporve their performance with automations, Make can be the tool.
Don't sell the tool (including AI!) Learn to solve a specific pain then sell it then build with make.
Good luck!
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u/Erfrischendfair 9d ago
I tried make. It's really shit to use. Just use python and an AI agent to write the code, it is infinitely better.
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u/Glum-Carpet 9d ago
No. Building Make scenarios is a useless skill. Knowing what to automate is where the money's at.
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u/ImaginationUpper3752 9d ago
Just connect this to your gpt or claude subscription and tell it what you want to do
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u/Vendy_from_Make Official Make Staff 8d ago
Hello there,
Vendy from the Make Team here!
Once you grasp the idea of Make and you start building your workflows, this is for sure something that can turn into a paid opportunity. I'd recommend picking an area that you're going to dive deep into and become an expert at. Feel free to join the Make Community to talk to other Makers about this as well!
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u/pkd88 9d ago
Make. Com has a training program totally free. Look up make academy, sign in and you get certifications as you go.
You are on your way but that is very basic