Zapier
A no-code automation platform that connects your apps so they work together automatically through workflows called Zaps.
What is Zapier?
Zapier is a no-code automation platform that connects your apps so they work together automatically.
You build workflows called Zaps that trigger when something happens in one app and then perform actions in other apps. When someone fills out your Typeform, Zapier can add them to your email list, create a Notion page, and send you a Slack message.
Most builders use it to connect their tech stack without writing API code. You can add conditional logic, AI steps, and data transformations right in the visual builder. It works with 7,000+ apps including all the major tools (Airtable, Slack, Gmail, Stripe, OpenAI).
Free plan includes 100 tasks/month. Paid plans start at $20/month for 750 tasks. Main alternative is Make (formerly Integromat), which has more complex logic capabilities but a steeper learning curve.
Good to Know
Connects 7,000+ apps without coding
Workflows (Zaps) trigger automatically when events happen
Can add AI steps, conditional logic, and data formatting
Free tier includes 100 tasks/month
Also offers Tables (databases), Interfaces (forms), and AI Agents
How Vibe Coders Use Zapier
Auto-enrolling customers in your course platform when they purchase through Stripe
Syncing new leads from your website form to your CRM and email list in one step
Building a content workflow where new blog posts trigger social media posts across platforms
Creating a customer onboarding sequence that sends emails, creates accounts, and notifies your team
Frequently Asked Questions
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