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Zapier is not the problem. What you’ve built with it is.

Most businesses start with a handful of Zaps. Then they grow, and suddenly nobody knows what's connected to what. More automation power doesn't fix that, structure does.

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300+ automations built

Zap Activity Log
Last 24h Live
{[0, 1].map(() => (
2:14 AM
Zap “Form → Sheets → Email” failed 401 Unauthorized — Google Sheets token expired
2:14 AM
Retry 1 of 3…
2:15 AM
Retry 2 of 3…
2:16 AM
All retries failed. Zap halted. 12 leads lost until someone notices
6:30 AM
Zap “Job done → Invoice → Xero → Email → Slack” ran 48 times 5 steps × 48 = 240 tasks burned today
7:02 AM
Zap “Support ticket → Slack” triggered 3 steps used — could be 1 with a filter
8:14 AM
Zap “Payment received → Xero sync” failed Xero API token expired 3 days ago Nobody has noticed yet
8:31 AM
Duplicate lead created — Sarah Chen Already exists in CRM from Zap #3
8:45 AM
Zap “New lead → CRM → Slack” ran Working, but 3 other Zaps do the same thing
9:00 AM
Daily pipeline summary sent to Slack 1 of only 4 Zaps running correctly
9:12 AM
Zap “Review request → Gmail” failed Gmail scope revoked during last auth update
9:30 AM
Task usage: 7,847 of 2,000 included 292% over plan limit — overage charges apply
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300+ workflows across
+ many more

The mess builds quietly, then it's everywhere.

A five step Zap running 50 times a day is 7,500 tasks a month. Most people don't work out how Zapier counts tasks until the bill has already landed. By that point there are 40 Zaps, a handful silently failing, several doing roughly the same thing, and a team manually patching the gaps.By the time someone notices a Zap stopped running, the damage is done. Leads lost. Invoices not sent. Data sitting exactly where it started.

New enquiry without automation.
Leads getting buried
0 replies
New enquiry with invulnerable.
Lead handled in seconds
Live
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Detect
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Pipeline
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Reply
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Book
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What we actually do for your business

The goal is a Zapier setup that runs correctly, costs what it should, and doesn’t require anyone to babysit it.

Audit

We map all of your existing automations and business processes

We go through every Zap in your account, your connected apps, and the manual work your team is still doing around the gaps. Every copy paste, every to-do that lives in someone's head and every workaround that exists because a Zap broke once and nobody fixed it properly.

Most businesses find 15 to 25 hours of hidden manual work per week
Operations Audit
Lead follow-up takes 4+ hours
    !! 68% go cold before reply
Data entry — copy-pasting between
  3 different tools (6 hrs/wk)
3 days to onboard a new client
    competitors do same-day
Invoicing already on Stripe — good
Build

We build the workflows so they hold up

Not templates. Workflows designed around how your business actually runs, with proper conditional logic and error handling. If a step doesn’t need to exist, it doesn’t exist.

5 to 10 business days for a full automation stack.
calendlygoogle-calendartypeformgmailgoogle-sheets
hubspot
stripe
xerogoogle-sheetsquickbooks
hubspotcalendlystripe
slackgmail
typeformmailchimp
airtablenotionslackgmail
asanatrellonotiongoogle-sheets
slack
gmail
hubspotslackgoogle-sheets
Launch

Your team stops doing the manual work

Every workflow is tested before it goes live, not with dummy data but with the actual records and edge cases your business produces. We monitor every run for the first 30 days. If something fails, we fix it before you notice. We’ll also document your Zaps so that your team can adjust if required.

Includes 30 days of post launch support and a full documentation handover
Response time
4+ hours
4 min
Manual work per week
6.2 hours
12 min
Client onboarding
3 days
Same day

Fifteen hours a week. That’s what we were losing to copying data between our CRM and our accounting software. Koray built an automation, and it dropped to zero.

Sarah Mitchell Director, Mitchel and Co

Two hours a day, every day, moving data between our practice management system and Xero. Koray fixed it in a week.

James Whitfield Operations Manager , Meridian Legal

It just runs. I keep waiting for it to break, and it doesn’t.

Sarah Nguyen Director, Bayside Financial Planning

I was sceptical. Construction isn’t exactly a software industry but we were losing quotes because we weren’t following up fast enough

Tom Hargreaves Founder, Structura Constructions

Koray set the whole thing up, walked us through it, and then it just worked.

Priya Kapoor Practice Manager, Greenwood Medical Centre

Every enquiry gets a response in minutes and lands in the right pipeline automatically.

Daniel Costa Sales Manager, Atlas Property Group

Tax season used to mean late nights moving client data between systems. This year, we didn’t do any of that.

Rachel Kim Office Manager, McKenzie & Partners Accounting
Over 200 automations built
100+ happy customers

DIY vs. Offshore Freelancer vs. Invulnerable

Most businesses either try to build it themselves, or hand it to a cheap freelancer offshore. Here's what the difference looks like in practice.

Feature comparison
DIY Offshore Freelancer Invulnerable .
Full workflow audit before building
Multi step Zaps with error handling
Task usage optimisation to lower your bill
Australian based team in your timezone
30 day post-launch monitoring
Documentation and team training
Ongoing maintenance available
Honest advice if you've outgrown Zapier

We build the whole system and make sure it actually runs.

FAQs

Straight answers about Zapier automation. No jargon.

Book your free audit
How much does Zapier itself cost?

Zapier's free tier gives you 100 tasks per month across 5 single step Zaps. Paid plans start at $29.99/month (USD) for 750 tasks, with Professional at $49.99 for 2,000 tasks and Team at $103.50 for collaboration features. The catch is that tasks count per step, not per execution. A five step Zap running once counts as five tasks. We help you pick the right tier and optimise your Zaps so you're not paying for wasted steps.

What's a "task" and why does my bill keep climbing?

Every action step in a Zap counts as one task. A Zap with five steps running 50 times a day uses 7,500 tasks a month. Most people set up Zaps without thinking about task volume, then get a surprise bill. We structure your workflows to minimise unnecessary steps and keep you on the right plan.

I already have Zaps set up. Can you work with what I have?

That's often where we start. Most DIY Zaps we see are single step, missing error handling, and duplicating work that a better designed workflow could do in one pass. We audit everything, keep what works, and rebuild the rest.

What happens when a Zap breaks?

Zap failures are common, especially when a connected app updates its API or your data format changes. Diagnosing the cause requires technical knowledge most teams don't have. Every engagement includes 30 days of monitoring where we catch and fix failures. After that, we offer ongoing maintenance or train your team to handle it.

Can you help if we've outgrown Zapier entirely?

We will tell you honestly if Zapier is no longer the right fit. Some businesses hit a ceiling with linear logic, task pricing, or missing features like proper branching on lower tier plans. If that's you, we'll recommend an alternative like Make and handle the migration. We're not locked to one platform.

Do we need any technical skills on our end?

None. Zapier is a no code platform and we handle all the setup. Your team uses the finished workflows. We provide training so everyone knows what each Zap does, but nobody needs to build or maintain them.

How long does it take to get everything running?

Most businesses are fully automated within two weeks. Simple workflows can be live in days. We prioritise the automations that save you the most time and money first, so you see results before the project is even finished.

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