Make.com verdict · build Pain point

Version control system for Make.com scenarios

Built for Make.com workflow builders who need to test scenario changes safely before deploying to production..

“I would like to modify a scenario without taking it into use. A way to do this is to have different versions of a scenario and then determine which one is activ…”

The receipts — real demand

“I would like to modify a scenario without taking it into use. A way to do this is to have different versions of a scenario and then determine which one is active. Then you also have history to go back and check how the scenario has changed. If you have version control, then it would also be possible to have auto save as you are not modifying the live scenario.”
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6.1 / 10 · demand score
Pain 8
Willingness to pay 4
Feasibility 5
Specificity 9
Audience 8
Competition 6

Why this is a gap

Surfaced from a high-intensity complaint with clear willingness to pay and a specific, reachable audience.

The market

Make.com workflow builders testing scenario changes safely before production. No search volume; pain signal shows live users manually duplicating scenarios, a clear workaround for a missing feature.

Competition & the opening

Crowded market · 6/10 vs ZapierMake.com

Make.com itself has no versioning for scenarios; competing automation platforms (Zapier, n8n) support some form of draft/publish. The gap is full version control with diff, rollback, and branching within Make.

What's hard to build

Must hook into Make.com's proprietary API and architecture for scenario storage and execution; ensuring version diffs are human-readable and rollbacks don't break live data flows requires deep integration and thorough testing across Make's module ecosystem.

Why now

Make.com's workflow-centric user base has grown but lacks native version control, creating clear product gap that no competitor fills.

How you'd monetize

$9.99/mo add-on subscription per Make account