ZapierNo-code automation platform that connects thousands of web apps through trigger-and-action workflows called Zaps.
🇺🇸 Zapier · San Francisco, United States
Overall score
How it is scored75 /100
Strong
- Pricing
- Freemium · from $29.99/mo
- Members
- No reviews yet
- Maker
- Zapier
- Website
- zapier.com
- 80Strong
Ease of use
- —Not rated
Output quality
- 69Fair
Value
- —Not rated
Privacy
- 75Strong
Features
- 96Excellent
Integrations
- 49Weak spot
Platforms
- 80Strong
Momentum
At a glance
- StrengthLargest app integration library of any automation tool
- StrengthNo-code setup means most users are productive within minutes
- WatchTask pricing climbs quickly with high-volume workflows
- WatchComplex data mapping and conditional logic can feel limited compared to code-based tools
Every facetof Zapier.
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96 /100
Integrations
Documented integrations, and whether there is an API.
About
Zapier links web apps through automated workflows where a trigger event in one app fires one or more actions in others. It covers thousands of app integrations and supports multi-step Zaps, filters, formatters and branching logic without writing code. AI steps can summarise, classify or rewrite data as it passes through a workflow. Zapier is built for non-technical users and small teams who want to connect the software they already use without maintaining servers or custom integrations.
Features
- Trigger-and-action Zap builder
- Multi-step Zaps with filters, paths and formatters
- AI steps for summarising and transforming data
- Thousands of app integrations
- Scheduled and webhook-triggered workflows
Best for
- Non-technical users who want to automate tasks between apps without code
- Small teams connecting CRM, email, project management and communication tools
- Teams that need a large library of ready-made app connectors
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FAQ
- What is Zapier?
- Zapier links web apps through automated workflows where a trigger event in one app fires one or more actions in others. It covers thousands of app integrations and supports multi-step Zaps, filters, formatters and branching logic without writing code. AI steps can summarise, classify or rewrite data as it passes through a workflow. Zapier is built for non-technical users and small teams who want to connect the software they already use without maintaining servers or custom integrations.
- Is Zapier free?
- Zapier has a free plan, with paid plans for more usage and features.
- Who makes Zapier?
- Zapier is built by Zapier, based in San Francisco, United States.
- What can I use Zapier for?
- Zapier is listed for workflow automation, ai agents.
How it is scored
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Ease of use
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Output quality
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Value
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Privacy
Self-hosting, on-device processing and stated data use.
Features
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Integrations
Documented integrations, and whether there is an API.
Platforms
Web, desktop, mobile, browser extension, API.
Momentum
Editorial popularity plus member upvotes.