Make integration
Social Proof App for Make
Any scenario you build becomes proof visitors see
Make social proof with WiserNotify lets a Make (formerly Integromat) scenario send any event it can see into a verified notification. Pre-orders from a payment link, rows in a spreadsheet, custom events from your own product: add the WiserNotify module, map the fields, and it shows on your site.
Who it's for
For builders whose data lives across a dozen tools
No-code founders
Your launch runs on a site builder, a form, a sheet and a payment link. Make already moves the data, so one more module puts it on the page.
Automation agencies
You build Make scenarios for clients every week. Adding live proof to a client's site is a small, visible win to put in the handover.
Product teams with custom events
Workspaces created, onboarding finished, a first project shipped. If your app can tell Make about it, your marketing site can show it.
Problems we solve
Make social proof for stacks no plugin was built for
The problem
Pre-orders land in a payment tool nobody sees
Crowdfunding-style launches take money through a payment link, far from the product page. A scenario watching new payments turns each one into a verified pre-order popup.
The problem
Your best proof is a custom event
For a SaaS, “just created a workspace” says more than any page view. Send that event from your app to Make, then on to WiserNotify, worded the way your users talk.
The problem
Not every event is worth showing
Test orders and refunds make poor proof. Put a filter in your Make scenario so only real, paid events reach WiserNotify, then roll them into a monthly counter.
Make notifications
Make scenarios that turn into on-site notifications
Payments, waitlist rows and custom app events from your Make scenarios, plus reviews and live visitors from the pixel. Map the fields once and they show on your site.
Pre-orders & purchases
Name, city and the variant bought, from any payment app in your scenario. Best on pre-order and launch pages.
Jana K. from Prague pre-ordered the Loopa Lock in Graphite3 minutes ago · Verified by WiserNotifyWaitlists & app events
New rows in your waitlist sheet or events your app posts to a Make webhook. Best on coming-soon and sign-up pages.
Elif S. from Istanbul joined the batch 3 waitlist9 minutes ago · Verified by WiserNotifyReviews & ratings
Rotate your Google or Facebook reviews next to the main call to action on launch and pricing pages.
“Fits my frame perfectly and feels rock solid.”
Noor A. · Google review · 4 days agoFelix H. left a 5-star reviewyesterday · FacebookLaunch-day traffic
Live visitors straight from the pixel when a newsletter or forum post sends a spike, plus a countdown to batch close.
What syncs from Make
| Scenario trigger | Notification | What visitors see |
|---|---|---|
| Payment or order in any app | Recent purchase | Name, city, product or variant, time |
| Form response or new row | Recent sign-up | Name, city, what they joined, time |
| Custom event from your app | Recent activity | Name, city, the action in your words, time |
| Any of these over a period | Counter | Total this week or this month |
| Page visits (pixel) | Live visitors | People on that page right now |
Fields arrive as you map them in the WiserNotify module. You choose how names appear: first name, “Sarah M.”, initials or “Someone”.
Setup
How to send Make scenario events to WiserNotify in 4 steps
Create the Make integration
In WiserNotify, open the Make integration and click Integrate. Enter an integration name, click Create and copy the URL it gives you.
Start a scenario with your trigger
Log in to Make, create a scenario and select the app whose events you want to show, such as your payment, form or sheet app.
Add the WiserNotify module
Click the plus icon, search for the WiserNotify app and select the Get Data action. Click Add, paste the API key from your WiserNotify profile page and click Continue.
Map the fields and test
Select your connection, click into the email, name and other fields and pick values from the trigger, then click OK. Send a test event and look for it on the Dashboard Data page.
Last, open your notification and choose Customize notification → Data-source → the Make integration. Check the result in a private browser window to avoid cached pages.
Watch the setup
Automate social proof using Make (Integromat)
A 3-minute walkthrough: build a Make scenario that sends events to WiserNotify and shows them as sales popups.
We set it up for you
Not technical? A real human does it with you, free
If anything in the Make setup feels unclear, our support team will install the pixel, connect the integration and configure your first notifications for you, on chat or a screen-share call. Real people, every day of the year.
Talk to an onboarding expert- Live chat from your dashboard. Answers in minutes, not days
- Guided Make setup on a free screen-share call
- First notifications designed and matched to your brand
More notifications for your Make-powered site
Scenarios handle the events. These run from the pixel and your own settings.
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See it live on your website
Enter your URL. AI reads your site and previews real notifications on your own page, before you connect Make. No signup needed.
Or start your free trial without a preview.
Pricing
Plans start at $59 a year
Pricing is based on monthly visitors. Every plan has a 7-day free trial.
FAQ
Social proof app for Make FAQ
How do I connect Make to WiserNotify?
Create the Make integration in WiserNotify, then add the WiserNotify app to a Make scenario with the Get Data action, connected using your WiserNotify API key. Map the fields and each run sends an event.
Which events can I send from Make?
Anything a Make scenario can start from: sign-ups, purchases, form submissions, new rows or custom events from your own app. You map the name, email and location fields that the notification uses.
Is Make the same as Integromat?
Yes. Make is the new name for Integromat, so older Integromat scenarios and our Integromat video still apply to this setup.
Can I control how names appear?
Yes. Use a first name, “Sarah M.”, initials or “Someone”, whatever suits the event.
Does the pixel slow my pages down?
No. It loads after the page, so your content renders before any notification appears.
Is there a free plan?
No. There's a 7-day free trial on every plan, and plans start at $59 a year.
Turn Make scenarios into social proof
One more module, and the events you already automate start selling for you.
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