Zapier TOS Changed
Friday, October 23, 2026
What this means for you
They just changed what they call things in their inactivity rules—'active Zaps' is now 'active Zap workflows'—but how they actually decide if your account is inactive stays the same. This doesn't affect when or how they might deactivate your account; it's just them being more precise with their terminology.
Plain-English explanation, not legal advice.
What changed
A minor wording update was made in Section 3(h) replacing a reference to 'active Zaps' with 'active Zap workflows' for account inactivity determination.
Details
- •In the account inactivity clause, the condition for designating an account as inactive was updated to reference 'active Zap workflows' instead of 'active Zaps', reflecting a terminology clarification with no substantive change to the policy.
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