<p>n8n is the open-source workflow automation tool that competes with Zapier and Make. I have been running it for saas.pet's content pipeline for 6 months. Here is my honest take
<p>I spent the last several months building <a href="https://www.integrationatlas.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">Integration Atlas</a> — a reference site that maps how to connect
<p>My client was paying:</p> <ul> <li>Mailchimp: €299/month</li> <li>HubSpot: €890/month</li> <li>Zapier: €199/month</li> <li>Buffer: €120/month</li> <li>Hotjar: €79/month</li>
<p>Most "n8n vs Zapier" posts argue about features. I think that is the wrong place to start. Both tools connect Gmail, Google Sheets, Slack and hundreds of other apps without
<p>Last year I was hiring my third virtual assistant. The first one was great but moved on. The second ghosted after two weeks. By the time I was writing yet another job post on
<p>I built my first n8n workflow in 2023 because I was tired of paying $49/month for Zapier to send a single email when a form was submitted.</p> <p>Three years later, n8n runs
<p>By Syed Farzam Saadat | Published October 2, 2026 | Updated October 2, 2026 | 11 min read</p> <p>n8n automation pricing has two main parts: the platform and the build. The
<p>Most developers don't quit because the idea was wrong.</p> <p>They quit because they spent three weeks wiring up six different OAuth flows, handling rate limits from five
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