If you've read my n8n integration guides and thought "I get the concept, I just don't have time to build and debug this myself" — this page is for you.
I build production-ready n8n workflows for small businesses. You describe the problem in a sentence; I deliver a working workflow file plus setup instructions. Fixed price, fast turnaround, honest refund policy.
What you get
- A working n8n workflow (exported JSON) that does exactly what you described
- Step-by-step setup instructions — which credentials to add, how to activate it
- 48-hour turnaround from the moment I have your requirements
- One free revision if something doesn't work as specified
Pricing
$99 one-time for a single workflow build (one trigger, one or more actions, up to ~10 nodes, standard n8n nodes).
Recurring/complex automation and ongoing maintenance are available as a $299/month retainer — reply by email if that's a better fit and we'll scope it.
What's in scope
- A single workflow: one trigger → one or more actions
- Up to ~10 nodes
- Standard n8n nodes (no custom packages requiring external installs)
Not included: adding your own API credentials to your n8n instance (you keep control of your own keys), and anything requiring custom-coded external dependencies.
Refund policy
- Full refund if I don't deliver within 48 hours
- Full refund if the workflow is fundamentally broken and the free revision doesn't fix it
No games. If it doesn't work and I can't fix it, you don't pay.
How to start
- Checkout: Book a $99 workflow build →
- After payment, email cdk000289@gmail.com with the subject "n8n Workflow Build" and answer these three questions:
- Describe your automation goal in one sentence
- Which apps/tools are involved?
- Are you on self-hosted n8n or n8n Cloud?
That's it. I'll confirm scope, build it, and send it back within 48 hours.
Not ready to buy? That's fine. Email me the automation you're stuck on anyway — if it's a quick one I'll point you at the right nodes for free. I'd rather you succeed with n8n than not.
Browse the free integration guides first if you want to try building it yourself — most common integrations are covered there.
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