Name: Zapier
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What is Zapier?

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Zapier is a workflow automation platform that enables users to connect thousands of web apps and automate tasks with no-code visual flows or developer-built integrations. It offers both a visual builder for non-technical users and a CLI/SDK for development teams to build advanced, version-controlled integrations. Zapier also provides an MCP (Model Context Protocol) offering that lets AI assistants take direct actions across thousands of apps and tens of thousands of actions, enabling programmatic orchestration between conversational agents and real-world services. Its value lies in democratizing automation—letting individuals and teams quickly automate processes while also supporting developer extensibility and robust authentication, logging, and error handling for production use.

Question 2

How much does Zapier cost?

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Zapier is a paid service with various pricing tiers.

Question 3

Who developed Zapier?

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Zapier was developed by Zapier. Zapier builds automation and integration tools that let users connect web apps and create workflows; it provides no-code visual builders and developer tools to create and deploy integrations at scale.

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What are the key features of Zapier?

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Zapier offers the following key features: Visual Builder: A browser-based, no-code editor that lets non-technical users create, test, and deploy multi-step automations (Zaps/workflows) across connected apps without writing code., Platform CLI and SDK: A command-line interface and SDK for developers to build, test, and deploy advanced integrations with version control, CI workflows, custom HTTP calls, and response parsing., Zapier MCP (Remote MCP Server): A Model Context Protocol server that gives AI assistants direct access to thousands of apps and tens of thousands of actions, allowing conversational agents to execute real actions across services without bespoke API integrations., Authentication & Token Management: Built-in OAuth and token exchange flows so Zapier can securely authorize on behalf of users, refresh tokens when expired, and manage credentials for automated calls., Logging and Error Handling: Detailed logging (http, bundle, console logs) and structured error types (e.g., ExpiredAuthError) to surface, diagnose, and manage runtime issues in workflows and integrations., Extensible Integration Framework: A platform schema and runtime packages that standardize how apps are defined, enabling consistent behavior across visual and CLI-built integrations and supporting private or public app publishing., App Marketplace & Connectivity: Access to thousands of prebuilt app connectors and actions that let users orchestrate multi-app workflows quickly without building custom integrations., Visual Builder: browser-based UI for creating integrations without code, Platform CLI/SDK: zapier-platform and zapier-platform-cli for local development, testing, and deployment, Platform Core Packages: zapier-platform-core (runtime) and zapier-platform-schema (app structure validation), Authentication: OAuth authorization flow handling with redirect_uri, token exchange and optional refresh, Error Handling: built-in error types (z.errors), ExpiredAuthError to turn off Zaps and notify users, Middleware Hooks: afterResponse middleware for processing HTTP responses centrally, Logging: built-in logging (http, bundle, console) and zapier logs CLI with filters, Zapier MCP: remote Model Context Protocol server exposing ~8,000+ apps and 30,000+ actions to AI assistants, Deployment & CI Support: designed for use with version control and CI workflows for team development, Public/Private Integrations: support for creating both private and public Zapier apps/integrations.

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