Zapier Price: Plans, Monthly Cost & Price History

Zapier connects apps so that an event in one tool, such as a new form entry, triggers an action in another. The price you pay depends on which product you use, since Zapier now sells automation plans alongside separate Agents and Chatbots products, and on how much work you run through it.

The figures here come from the pricing page published by Zapier and were checked on Oct 14, 2026. The page shows no date of its own, and the headline prices are "starting from" rates, so the amount you see at checkout may differ once you choose a usage tier. Confirm the live price, and whether it assumes monthly or annual billing, on Zapier's official page.

The core automation plans are Professional and Team. Both are listed as starting prices.

Professional starts at $19.99/mo. Team starts at $69/mo and is built for groups that build and manage automations together. Because these are floor prices, a heavier workload typically moves you into a higher tier on the same plan. Zapier also offers a free tier, which is worth testing before you pay for anything.

Zapier sells its AI agent and chatbot products separately from the automation plans. These are shown with annual totals and a per-month equivalent.

Agents Pro works out to $33.33/mo when billed annually, with a yearly total of $400/yr. Chatbots Pro is $13.33/mo on that basis, with a yearly total of $160/yr. Chatbots Advanced is $66.67/mo, with a yearly total of $800/yr. The per-month figure is only a way of spreading the yearly charge, so you pay the annual amount up front.

• Plan tier. Professional and Team differ in features and in collaboration tools. Team adds shared workspaces for several people.
• Usage tier. Zapier meters work in tasks, and higher task allowances cost more within the same plan.
• Product mix. Agents and Chatbots are separate subscriptions, so using them alongside Zaps adds to your total.
• Billing cycle. Annual billing is typically cheaper per month than month to month billing, though you should read which one the page is showing.
• Taxes. Sales tax or VAT may be added at checkout.

If you only need a few simple automations, the free tier may cover you for a while. Paid plans make sense when your workflows get more steps, when you need faster checks for new data, or when several people need to share and edit automations. A team that wants everyone working in a shared space should compare the Team plan against the cost of several individual Professional accounts.

Before you upgrade, list the automations you actually run. Count how many steps each has and how often it fires. That tells you which usage tier you need, and it keeps you from buying more capacity than the work requires.

Start with the free tier and move up only when a limit blocks real work. Switch off automations nobody uses so you can see what you really need. Consider annual billing once your usage is predictable. For the Agents and Chatbots products, check whether you need the higher plan's extra capacity before buying it.