n8n workflow builds
Self-hosted n8n with branching, loops and custom nodes for the tools that have no integration — so your data and API keys never leave your infrastructure.
We build n8n and AI automations that run the copy-paste work your team does by hand — enrich a lead, classify a ticket, scrape a source and act on it. The engineering that matters is not the happy path; it is what happens when a step fails.
A workflow that fails silently is worse than no automation — you trust it, it stops, and nobody notices for a week. We build the retries, dead-letter handling and alerting that make an automation something you can actually forget about, which is the entire point of building one.
Self-hosted n8n with branching, loops and custom nodes for the tools that have no integration — so your data and API keys never leave your infrastructure.
We drop AI in where it earns its keep — classifying, summarising, drafting, extracting — and keep the deterministic steps deterministic, using small cheap models where a small model is enough.
Pull data from a site with no API, enrich it, and act on it — post to Slack, update the CRM, kick off the next step — as one reliable pipeline.
Retries with backoff, dead-letter queues for the runs that still fail, and alerts with the real error — so a 2am break wakes a monitor, not a customer.
We trace the manual process step by step, find where AI actually helps, and give a fixed estimate before any build.
We build the automation in a live environment, connect your tools, and test it against real runs each week — including the failure cases.
Retries, alerting, monitoring and readable workflows your team can edit — plus the run cost laid out and support after launch.
The copy-paste jobs. The "when a form comes in, check the CRM, enrich it, post to Slack, then email the rep" chains that a person does forty times a day. We wire those into n8n with AI where it earns its keep — classifying, summarising, drafting — and leave the deterministic steps deterministic.
n8n is self-hostable, so your data and API keys stay on your infrastructure, and there is no per-task pricing that punishes you for scaling. It handles branching, loops and custom code that the drag-and-drop tools choke on. When Zapier is genuinely the better fit, we will say so.
It fails loudly, not silently. We build retries with backoff, dead-letter handling for the runs that still fail, and alerts to Slack or email with the actual error — not a generic "workflow failed." An automation you cannot trust is worse than doing it by hand.
Usually yes. If there is an API we build a custom node against it; if there is only a website, we drive it with a scraper. Most "there is no integration for that" problems are a few hours of custom code away from being solved.
Self-hosted n8n is a small monthly server bill — often under the price of one seat of the SaaS alternatives. The AI steps cost per call, which we keep cheap by using small models where a small model is enough. We lay the run cost out before you commit.