Make vs Reclaim

Make and Reclaim sit in the same category. The verdict below is calculated for each role from the tasks, the role fit and the price.

Short answer

Make wins for 13 of 17 roles in our data. Make starts at $9/mo; Reclaim publishes no fixed price.

Role	Better choice	Why
Accountant	Make	covers 2 of this role's tasks against 0; built for this role
Lawyer	Make	covers 1 of this role's tasks against 0
Finance manager	Make	covers 1 of this role's tasks against 0; built for this role
Manager	Either one	even on tasks, Reclaim is cheaper to start
Marketer	Make	higher total score on tasks and fit
Sales manager	Make	higher total score on tasks and fit
Data analyst	Make	covers 2 of this role's tasks against 0; built for this role
Teacher	Either one	even on tasks, Reclaim is cheaper to start
Executive assistant	Make	higher total score on tasks and fit
Logistics manager	Make	higher total score on tasks and fit
Procurement manager	Make	covers 2 of this role's tasks against 0; built for this role
Secretary	Reclaim	works for free
Tax consultant	Make	covers 2 of this role's tasks against 0; built for this role
Auditor	Make	covers 2 of this role's tasks against 0; built for this role
Economist	Make	covers 1 of this role's tasks against 0; built for this role
Project manager	Reclaim	works for free
Social media manager	Make	higher total score on tasks and fit

	Make	Reclaim
Vendor	Celonis (Make)	Reclaim.ai (Dropbox)
Category	Automation and business apps	Automation and business apps
Free plan	Yes: 1,000 operations a month, two active scenarios, checks every 15 minutes	Yes: A free plan with limits on tasks and habits
Cheapest paid plan	Core, $9/mo	price on request
Top plan	Teams, $29/mo	price on request
Tasks covered	3	2

Make: Visual automation scenarios with branching and AI steps, cheaper than Zapier on complex chains.

Reclaim: Schedules tasks, habits and focus blocks in Google Calendar or Outlook and moves them when plans change.

Every module in a loop is a separate operation: a 200-row scenario with four modules uses 800 operations in one run
Data passes through Make's servers and stays in the execution log: turn off content storage for scenarios with personal data
Model API keys in connections are visible to everyone on the team with admin rights: restrict roles

The service gets access to your calendar with meeting titles and attendees: hide details in calendars with HR meetings
Automatic rescheduling pushes the deadline out of sight: set hard due dates separately
Colleagues see focus blocks as busy time: agree in the team that this is working time

In our data Make is the better choice for 13 of 17 roles. The table above shows the reason for each role.

Make starts at $9/mo; Reclaim publishes no fixed price.

Make: Yes. 1,000 operations a month, two active scenarios, checks every 15 minutes. Reclaim: Yes. A free plan with limits on tasks and habits.