Agents
Best Zapier alternatives
Zapier is filed under Agents. Connects thousands of apps into automated workflows, including AI steps and agents. The catalog marks it best for “automate”, “workflow”. The three tools below share those lines, tags, or the same category. Sponsor fields are not part of that order.
Freemium · see current plans
n8n
n8n — Workflow automation tool with AI nodes, self-hosting, and hundreds of integrations. Use it for “workflow.”
Workflow automation tool with AI nodes, self-hosting, and hundreds of integrations. Shared catalog best-for lines with Zapier: “automate”, “workflow”. Catalog price note: Freemium · see current plans.
Starter prompt
You are helping me inside n8n. The job: workflow. Define the trigger, the steps, the tools the agent may use, and what 'done' looks like. Then write the first prompt or workflow I can paste in and run. Use a concrete first pass I can react to. Ask at most two questions, and only if you are blocked.
Freemium · see current plans
Make
Make — Visual automation builder for multi-step workflows across apps and AI models. Use it for “workflow.”
Visual automation builder for multi-step workflows across apps and AI models. Shared catalog best-for lines with Zapier: “automate”, “workflow”. Catalog price note: Freemium · see current plans.
Starter prompt
You are helping me inside Make. The job: workflow. Define the trigger, the steps, the tools the agent may use, and what 'done' looks like. Then write the first prompt or workflow I can paste in and run. Use a concrete first pass I can react to. Ask at most two questions, and only if you are blocked.
Freemium · see current plans
Gumloop
Gumloop — No-code canvas for chaining AI steps, web data, and app actions into a workflow. Use it for “workflow.”
No-code canvas for chaining AI steps, web data, and app actions into a workflow. Shared catalog best-for lines with Zapier: “workflow”. Catalog price note: Freemium · see current plans.
Starter prompt
You are helping me inside Gumloop. The job: workflow. Define the trigger, the steps, the tools the agent may use, and what 'done' looks like. Then write the first prompt or workflow I can paste in and run. Use a concrete first pass I can react to. Ask at most two questions, and only if you are blocked.