Premium n8n hosting for fast, secure automations
Choose a plan that fits your workflow volume and team size. Our n8n hosting gives you a cloud-hosted n8n instance with instant provisioning, full admin access, secure credential storage, and 700+ integrations—so you can launch workflows without server maintenance.
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What you get with our n8n hosting
A clean, reliable environment to build workflows with triggers, logic, and actions—plus quick onboarding so you can launch automation faster.
Choose your n8n hosting plan
Nebula is a strong entry plan for consistent automations. Stellar is a premium option with unlimited executions for heavier usage.
Nebula
$6.49
Stellar
$12.49
More reasons customers choose our n8n hosting
A practical platform for building automations that are stable, secure, and easy to maintain.
n8n hosting FAQ
Practical answers about plans, executions, collaboration, security, and the best way to scale your automations.
1) Why choose managed n8n hosting instead of self-hosting?
Managed hosting removes the ongoing workload of server management, patching, backups, and troubleshooting. It’s ideal when you want to focus on building workflows rather than maintaining infrastructure.
If you’re running automations for a business, having support and predictable setup helps reduce downtime and makes scaling easier.
2) What is an execution and how do I control usage?
An execution is counted each time a workflow runs from start to finish. Usage grows with frequent schedules or high webhook traffic. To control usage, filter events early, avoid duplicate triggers, and batch actions/writes when possible.
3) How do I decide between Nebula and Stellar?
Nebula is great for consistent, moderate automation volume with a predictable monthly execution limit. Stellar is ideal when you want unlimited executions and expect heavier workflow activity.
4) Can I connect n8n to my apps and databases easily?
Yes. n8n has many built-in integrations and also supports custom APIs. You can use API keys, OAuth, or custom headers depending on the service. Common setups include CRM syncing, Slack alerts, email automation, spreadsheet updates, database writes, and webhook-based triggers.
If you’re starting from scratch, begin with a single trigger and a single action. Once it’s stable, add conditional logic, retries, and error handling.
5) How secure is credential storage?
Use the credentials system rather than pasting secrets into nodes. This reduces accidental exposure and makes it easier to rotate keys. Always separate test and production credentials and avoid storing secrets in notes or workflow descriptions.
6) What support do I get if something fails?
You get access to engineer support for provisioning, access, connectivity issues, and common troubleshooting. The fastest way to get help is to provide: workflow name, node that failed, timestamp, and the full error message.
This helps support identify whether the issue is credential-related, an API limitation (like rate limits), payload mismatch, or upstream connectivity problems.
7) Can I migrate workflows from my existing n8n instance?
Yes. Export and import workflows, then reconnect credentials and validate triggers. The safest migration method is: import → reconnect → test with sample data → enable production triggers.
8) How do I keep workflows reliable at scale?
Reliability comes from validation and fallback paths: check inputs, handle errors gracefully, retry temporary failures, and alert on hard failures. Keep an audit trail in a database or spreadsheet for critical workflows so you can confirm what ran and what changed.
9) Is it okay for teams and client collaboration?
Yes—both plans support unlimited users. Use folders and naming conventions, separate test vs production workflows, and document key nodes. A simple review process (test first, then publish) helps avoid accidental changes in production.