Does Make have a lifetime deal? The tracked answer

TL;DR

• No live Make listing appears in our captured marketplace index as of 2026-10-13. Coverage is incomplete; untracked offers may exist.
• Make currently starts at $9.00/month on its Core plan — about $108 a year.
• Make has not run a lifetime deal. Its predecessor Integromat also never sold one.
• No recently observed, positively priced category-equivalent deals are currently available in our index.

The short answer

No live Make listing appears in our captured marketplace index as of 2026-10-13. Coverage is incomplete; untracked offers may exist. Our crawler attempts daily checks across AppSumo, PitchGround, DealFuel, Dealify, SaaSMantra, StackSocial, RocketHub. Coverage may be incomplete when a source fails; this summary date does not prove all marketplaces were successfully checked. Make has not run a lifetime deal. Its predecessor Integromat also never sold one.

Make prices on operations per month with a visual scenario builder. Because operations rather than seats drive cost, a lifetime automation tool with a hard monthly operations cap can be a genuine substitute for low-volume workflows.

What we checked, and when

Marketplace tracked	Refund window	Make listing found	Checked
AppSumo	60 days	Not observed in recent crawl	2026-10-13
PitchGround	60 days	Not verified	No successful check in 14 days
DealFuel	30 days	Not observed in recent crawl	2026-10-13
Dealify	30 days	Not observed in recent crawl	2026-10-13
SaaSMantra	60 days	Not verified	No successful check in 14 days
StackSocial	15 days	Not observed in recent crawl	2026-10-13
RocketHub	60 days	Not observed in recent crawl	2026-10-13

A recorded absence is specific to the latest successfully observed catalog, not proof that a lifetime offer has never existed. A "Not verified" marketplace had no successful crawl in the last 14 days; we cannot claim absence there. Historical, private and regional offers are outside this tracker.

Be careful what you buy instead

Search "make lifetime deal" and most of what comes back is not a licence at all: seats carved out of a shared team account, education or non-profit accounts resold against their terms, or a monthly subscription somebody else keeps paying. Each of those dies the moment the vendor notices, and none carries a refund window you could enforce. The refund column above is the quick test — a real marketplace deal publishes a policy; a resold seat cannot.

What Make actually costs

Make lists its Core plan at $9.00 per month. Annual Core billing is about $9/month for 10,000 operations. There is a free tier, so the honest comparison for a lot of buyers is free-tier versus a one-time payment, not paid subscription versus a one-time payment. The table below shows what that adds up to, which is the number to hold a one-time-payment alternative against.

Time on Make	Cumulative subscription cost	Break-even lifetime price
1 year	$108	Any one-time price under $108 wins over 1 year
2 years	$216	Any one-time price under $216 wins over 2 years
3 years	$324	Any one-time price under $324 wins over 3 years
5 years	$540	Any one-time price under $540 wins over 5 years

The break-even column is deliberately blunt: lifetime deals are only good value if the tool survives long enough to pass the break-even line, and if you would genuinely have paid the subscription for that whole period. A $69 one-time deal that you stop using in month three cost more per use than a month of Make.

Where Make sits on price against everything we watch

Make's $9.00 entry price ranks 8 out of 32 priced subscriptions in our watch list, which runs from Elementor at $4.92 to Semrush at $139.00. Inside automation the median entry price is $14.49, putting Make $5.49 below the category midpoint — $66 a year per seat either way. Across every category we watch the median is $14.00. 2 of the 2 automation tools we watch run a free tier, so for a small team the realistic comparison is often free plan versus one-time payment.

The table below is the price neighbourhood around Make — the six watched subscriptions closest to it on entry price, regardless of what they do. It is a sanity check on whether the money you are about to spend is normal for software of this size.

Priced near Make	Category	Entry plan, per month	Year one	Versus Make
Buffer	social-media	$6.00	$72	−$3.00/mo (−$36 a year)
ClickUp	project-management	$7.00	$84	−$2.00/mo (−$24 a year)
Miro	whiteboard	$8.00	$96	−$1.00/mo (−$12 a year)
Slack	communication	$8.75	$105	−$0.25/mo (−$3 a year)
Asana	project-management	$10.99	$132	+$1.99/mo (+$24 a year)
Grammarly	writing	$12.00	$144	+$3.00/mo (+$36 a year)

Price rank is not quality rank. What it does tell you is how much room a one-time-payment alternative has to be worth buying: the wider the gap between Make's annual cost and a lifetime price, the shorter the period you have to stay for the deal to pay for itself.

One-time-payment alternatives that are live now

If a one-time payment is what you are actually after, these are the lifetime deals our tracker currently observes across the marketplaces above, cheapest first. Prices are the lowest observed tier on the most recent cycle. LemDeals is not the seller — every link resolves to the marketplace of origin.

No relevant, positively priced live deal was observed. We do not substitute unrelated bargains or zero-price entries.

Two things to check before buying any of them: the refund window on the source marketplace (shown per marketplace in the first table), and whether the tool covers the specific workflow you were using Make for. Category matches are directionally useful, not feature-equivalent.

For the full subscription-versus-one-time-payment breakdown on this tool — break-even horizon, and how Make prices against the rest of its category — see our Make cost of ownership analysis.

The same question, asked the other ways

People ask this in several phrasings that mean slightly different things. Answered separately, because the answers are not identical.

Does Make have a lifetime discount?

A lifetime discount is a permanently reduced recurring price, not a one-time payment — you still pay every month or year. Annual Core billing is about $9/month for 10,000 operations. On Make's $9.00/month Core plan, even a permanent 30% cut would still cost roughly $76 a year, or about $378 across five years. We do not see a live Make offer in recently successful source checks; unverified marketplaces may still have offers.

Is there a Make one-time payment option?

Make publishes recurring pricing only, starting at $9.00 per month on its Core plan — $108 in year one. Treat any "one-time Make" offer outside its own checkout as a resold or shared account rather than a licence you own.

Is there Make lifetime pricing or a perpetual licence?

Perpetual licensing means you keep using the version you bought, forever, with updates usually time-boxed. Make is cloud-hosted automation software, so a perpetual licence in the classic desktop sense does not apply: what a marketplace calls a "lifetime deal" is one payment for access as long as the vendor keeps operating. We currently observe no one-time listings in automation at all, which is itself the answer to how common the model is here.

Is a Make LTD coming?

We do not predict launches, and neither should anyone else selling you a waitlist. What we can tell you is factual: Make has not run a lifetime deal. Its predecessor Integromat also never sold one. Make prices on operations per month with a visual scenario builder. Because operations rather than seats drive cost, a lifetime automation tool with a hard monthly operations cap can be a genuine substitute for low-volume workflows. The ledger includes 61 observation days; only 5 marketplaces have successful crawls in the past 14 days. We do not predict launches.

How this page is maintained

Our ledger attempts daily marketplace checks, but failures can leave gaps. Check the marketplace table for dates of successful source observations. The stored vendor-pricing entry was last edited on 2026-08-10; it is not re-verified every day. Confirm current terms with the vendor. Report errors through our corrections process.