Why Zapier matters
Zapier moved Zapier Agents out of beta in December 2025, reorganizing the product around single-purpose agents grouped into Pods with monitoring dashboards. In February 2026 it added AI guardrails and governance controls aimed at IT admins, a signal that agent adoption is reaching regulated teams. The company has been profitable since 2014 and stood up an upmarket sales team in 2025 to sell agents to larger firms.
The numberZapier Agents reached general availability in December 2025 with Pods and single-purpose agents
On The Agentic 80
Listed under Workflow automation with agents. The automation platforms that added agents to their workflows.
Quick answers
- What does Zapier do?
- No-code automation platform connecting 8,000+ apps, now with AI agents and an MCP server. Zapier moved Zapier Agents out of beta in December 2025, reorganizing the product around single-purpose agents grouped into Pods with monitoring dashboards.
- What AI capabilities does Zapier offer?
- Zapier offers Zapier Agents that carry out multi-step work across connected applications, and AI actions inside Zaps for drafting text, summarizing, classifying, and extracting data. Its MCP server lets external AI assistants invoke Zapier actions. Business users automate tasks across thousands of apps without custom code, using AI to interpret requests, move data, and complete routine processes.
- Why is Zapier on The Agentic 80?
- Zapier is listed under Workflow automation with agents. The automation platforms that added agents to their workflows. Zapier Agents reached general availability in December 2025 with Pods and single-purpose agents.
- Where is Zapier based, and who owns it?
- Zapier is based in San Francisco, CA, was founded in 2011 and is private, founder-controlled (profitable since 2014).