What is Make (Integromat)?
Make (formerly Integromat) is a visual automation platform with one of the richer Reddit integrations available: 11 modules covering triggers (watch new links or comments in a subreddit or by a user), actions (submit a post or comment), and search (list comments or subreddits). You build workflows by dragging modules onto a canvas and connecting them.
Key Features
- 11 Reddit modules: Triggers, actions, and search, more than most integrations.
- Comment and link watchers: Trigger on new comments or links in a subreddit or by a user.
- Visual builder: A drag-and-drop canvas with branching and data transforms.
- Conditional logic: Route and transform data between steps.
Is Make Worth It?
For anyone who wants to do more with Reddit than "new post triggers a Slack message," Make is the stronger pick: its 11 modules (including comment watchers and search) go well beyond Zapier's Reddit support, and the visual builder handles complex, multi-step logic. The trade-offs are a steeper learning curve and Reddit's rate limits (for example, about one comment submission per nine minutes). For technical users building real Reddit workflows on a budget, it is excellent value.
Pros
- Richer Reddit support than Zapier (11 modules)
- Watches new comments and links
- Powerful visual builder with conditional logic
- Good value at scale
Cons
- Steeper learning curve
- Comment submission is rate-limited (~1 per 9 min)
- Reddit API limits apply
Use Cases
- Complex Reddit automations
- Multi-step workflows
- Data transformation
- Conditional logic
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Make's Reddit support different from Zapier's?
Make offers more (11 modules), including watching new comments in a subreddit or by a user and search modules, where Zapier has just two triggers and two actions.
Are there rate limits?
Yes, for example submitting a comment is limited to roughly one every nine minutes.
Is there a free plan?
Yes, with paid Core plans starting around $9/mo.