Zapier
No-code platform for automating workflows and AI agents across thousands of connected apps
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What is Zapier?
Zapier is a no-code automation platform for building workflows, called Zaps, that move data and trigger actions between apps. The site states it connects more than 9,000 apps and positions the product as an orchestration layer for AI workflows and agents.
Beyond Zaps, the platform offers Tables for storing data that workflows can read and update, Forms for capturing inputs that trigger workflows, Canvas for planning and mapping workflows with AI, Agents for creating AI assistants, and chatbots for answering customer questions. Zapier MCP and an SDK let users connect Zapier to AI chat and coding agents.
It is aimed at individuals and teams in areas such as marketing, sales, IT, HR, customer support and operations. A free plan includes 100 tasks per month, with paid plans for professionals and teams and custom options for enterprises.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Connects to more than 9,000 apps, according to the vendor's site.
- Adds Tables, Forms and Canvas alongside its workflow automation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Zapier is free to start, with paid plans from 19.99 to 69 USD per month.
According to our latest information, this tool does not seem to have a lifetime deal at the moment, unfortunately.
Zapier builds workflows called Zaps that move data and trigger actions between apps. The site says it connects more than 9,000 apps, so teams in marketing, sales, IT, HR, customer support and operations can link tools they already use without writing code.
Beyond Zaps, Zapier offers Tables for storing data that workflows can read and update, and Forms for capturing inputs that trigger workflows. Canvas helps plan and map workflows with AI, Agents let you create AI assistants, and chatbots can answer customer questions.
According to the site, Zapier MCP and an SDK let users connect Zapier to AI chat and coding agents. The product is positioned as an orchestration layer for AI workflows. Check the official Zapier website for current setup steps and supported clients before building on it.
The site lists paid plans for professionals and teams, along with custom options for enterprises. Larger organizations can ask for tailored arrangements, but confirm specific security, compliance and support requirements directly with Zapier before committing. Teams can use these options to decide how far to take their automation.