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Connect Zapier so agents can discover and run actions in your connected apps.

Use a Zapier account that belongs to an MCP-enabled account or workspace. Zapier MCP is available on every Zapier plan. If Zapier MCP is disabled, ask your Zapier account manager to enable it for the workspace. If workspace access is restricted, ensure the account is a workspace member. You sign in to Zapier in your browser when first asked after you connect your credentials.

An app connection owned by that account allows Zapier to make its actions available immediately, but you do not need one to establish the MCP connection.

Add the server in Speakeasy

  1. In the Speakeasy AI Control Plane sidebar, under MCP Gateway, select MCP.
  2. Select Add new to open the Add MCP server page.
  3. Choose From the catalog.
  4. On the MCP Catalog page, enter Zapier in Search MCP servers….
  5. Open the Zapier entry.
  6. Select Add.
  7. In the Add to Project dialog, under Identity, keep User Identity selected.
  8. Select Add to Project. If the dialog offers a Guardrails step, select Skip for now.
  9. After Server added successfully, select Configure MCP settings.

When it adds the server, Speakeasy discovers Zapier’s identity provider and registers a client automatically. There is no Client ID or secret to paste. If that cannot complete, the server is kept Disabled and the result says to finish setup in Settings > Identity.

Connect your credentials

Open the server’s Settings and find the Identity section. It normally shows User Identity with the https://mcp.zapier.com provider and Auto-Configure already set; skip to step 5.

  1. Select User Identity.
  2. Under Choose an identity provider, confirm the preselected provider is https://mcp.zapier.com. A provider that does not exist yet shows Will be created.
  3. Keep Auto-Configure selected.
  4. Select Save.
  5. If the server shows Disabled, open Settings > Danger Zone > Server Availability and turn on Enable MCP server so it shows Enabled.

When a person first uses the server, they sign in to Zapier with the account whose app connections should be available and complete Zapier’s on-screen authorization prompts.

This guide covers setup only. For anything beyond it — billing, tool behavior, limits — see Zapier’s MCP documentation.