Comparison

Make (Integromat) vs OpenClaw

YouTube tutorial ecosystem comparison based on 3,806 channels

Data updated: April 25, 2026

Metric Make (Integromat) OpenClaw
Channels 3 5
Total Subscribers 524.0K 296.8K
Avg Engagement 3.20% 3.54%
Avg Views/Video 38.1K 3.0K
Active Channels 3 5
Overlap 0 channels teach both

Top Make (Integromat) Channels

#1 Nick Saraev 394.0K #2 Jono Catliff 129.0K #3 Vibe with AI 1.0K View all 3 Make (Integromat) channels

Top OpenClaw Channels

#1 John Elder 259.0K #2 Diego Fornalha | Claude Code | OpenClaw 26.0K #3 Alex Followell | AI Automation 9.2K View all 5 OpenClaw channels

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I learn Make (Integromat) or OpenClaw?

Both have strong YouTube tutorial ecosystems. Make (Integromat) has 3 channels (524.0K total subscribers) while OpenClaw has 5 channels (296.8K total subscribers). OpenClaw tutorials have higher average engagement, suggesting more interactive learning communities. The best choice depends on your goals — explore both at /tutorials/make/ and /tutorials/openclaw/.

Are there YouTube channels that teach both Make (Integromat) and OpenClaw?

Yes, 0 channels teach both Make (Integromat) and OpenClaw. These full-stack educators can help you learn how the technologies work together.

Which has more YouTube tutorials, Make (Integromat) or OpenClaw?

OpenClaw has more dedicated YouTube channels (5 vs 3). In terms of total subscriber reach, Make (Integromat) leads with 524.0K subscribers.

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