What is Zapier
Overview
Zapier is a cloud-based automation platform that connects apps and services to automate workflows without code.
Users build "Zaps" that trigger actions across apps to save manual work and streamline processes.
Who uses it
Individuals and businesses use Zapier for recurring tasks, integrations, and basic automation between tools.
Plans scale from a free tier for simple usage to enterprise options for large teams and custom needs.
How to cancel Zapier
Cancel on the Zapier website
- Log into your Zapier account.
- Go to the Billing & usage page → click Manage → select the Free plan to cancel.
- Cancellation takes effect at the end of your current billing cycle; you retain access until then.
- Note: pay‑per‑task charges may still apply at the end of the cycle.
Cancel on mobile stores (iOS / Android)
- iOS (App Store): Cancel via your Apple ID Subscriptions in the App Store - not inside the Zapier app. Cancellation stops future App Store charges and takes effect at the end of that billing period.
- Android (Google Play): Open Google Play Store → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions → select Zapier → Cancel. Website cancellation does not stop Google Play billing.
What happens when you cancel
Access and billing
When you cancel a paid Zapier subscription on the website, the cancellation is scheduled and takes effect at the end of the current billing cycle.
You keep access to paid features until that date; Zapier subscriptions are non‑refundable once charged.
Data and Zaps
Your Zaps and account data remain available while you retain access under the active subscription or on the free plan.
After access ends you can still log in on the free plan, but paid features and higher task limits will no longer be available.
Will I get a refund?
Zapier refund policy
Zapier states that all sales are final: monthly and annual plans, upgrades, renewals, add‑ons, and other products or services are non‑refundable once charged.
Zapier updated this policy so subscriptions are uniformly non‑refundable from August 30, 2024 (subject to local law).
Exceptions and local law
- Local consumer protection laws (including in Singapore) may require refunds despite Zapier’s no‑refund policy.
- If you believe local law entitles you to a refund, you may need to escalate to your payment provider or consumer protection agency.
Zapier plans and pricing
Pricing overview
Below are the common tiers and typical Singapore prices (converted estimates). Actual charges may vary with exchange rates and GST.
For further official details see Zapier’s pricing notes.
| Plan | Price (SGD) | Period | Features |
| Free | S$0.00 | Monthly | 100 tasks/month, unlimited Zaps (single-step), core integrations |
| Starter / Pro | Approximately S$30/month (billed annually) | Monthly | 750 tasks/month, multi-step Zaps, premium apps, filters, formatter, logic tools |
| Professional | Approximately S$100/month (billed annually) | Monthly | 2,000 tasks/month, unlimited Zaps, Paths, auto-replay, advanced tools |
| Team | Approximately S$400/month (billed annually) | Monthly | 50,000 tasks/month, shared workspaces, collaboration features, SAML/SSO |
| Company / Enterprise | S$800+/month (custom pricing) | Monthly | Custom task limits, enterprise-grade security, dedicated support, advanced admin controls |
Your consumer rights in Singapore
Statutory protections
Singapore consumer protection laws may override a provider’s stated no‑refund policy in some circumstances.
Consumers can seek remedies if a service is misrepresented or fails to meet contractual standards under local law.
Suggested actions
- Contact Zapier support first and explain the issue; document all communications.
- If unresolved, escalate to your payment provider (credit card chargeback) or seek guidance from local consumer protection agencies.
Customer experiences
Positive feedback
- Users praise Zapier for ease of use, broad integrations, and being essential for automation tasks.
- Many reviewers find the platform intuitive for beginners and reliable for everyday workflows.
Negative feedback
- Common complaints include difficulty obtaining refunds, unexpected auto-renewal charges, slow support responses, and occasional outages or bugs.
- Some users report needing to dispute charges via their bank when refunds are denied.
Documentation checklist
What to gather before cancelling
- Account email and subscription details (billing cycle, plan name).
- Invoices or receipts showing charge dates and amounts.
- Any correspondence with Zapier support about the issue.
If you need to escalate
- Prepare screenshots of account settings, cancellation confirmations, and billing entries.
- Have your payment method details handy if you intend to dispute a charge with your card issuer.
Common mistakes
Assuming website cancellation stops store billing
Canceling on the Zapier website does not stop App Store or Google Play subscriptions.
Always cancel through the store where you were billed to stop future charges there.
Missing billing-cycle timing and refunds
Expect access to continue until the end of your billing cycle; many users misinterpret immediate loss of access.
Also, do not assume a refund will be granted - Zapier’s policy is generally non‑refundable, subject to local law.
Comparative recap
Quick comparison
The table below summarizes cancellation, refund, and billing points for quick reference.
| Aspect | Zapier | Notes / Action | Period |
| Cancel on web | Via Billing & usage → Manage → Free plan | Effective at end of billing cycle; pay‑per‑task may still apply | Monthly |
| Cancel on iOS | Apple ID Subscriptions in App Store | Must cancel in App Store to stop App Store billing | Monthly |
| Cancel on Android | Google Play Store → Subscriptions | Website cancellation does not affect Play Store billing | Monthly |
| Refunds | Generally non‑refundable (policy updated Aug 30, 2024) | Local consumer laws may require refunds; escalate if needed | - |
After cancelling
What to check immediately
- Confirm cancellation email or on‑screen confirmation in your Zapier account.
- Verify your next billing date and any outstanding task charges.
Helpful links
Address
Registered address
548 Market Street, #62411, San Francisco, CA 94104, United States
Notes on correspondence
This is the company correspondence/registered address; for billing or legal escalation follow local procedures or your payment provider’s dispute process.