We’re an n8n automation agency that builds production-grade workflows — with error handling, retries and monitoring in scope from the start. Because automations break when other people’s APIs change, and you shouldn’t find out from a customer.
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Not because they were built badly. Because they were built once.
Your automation depends on other people’s software. A rate limit tightens. A field is deprecated. A CSV arrives with an extra column. The workflow doesn’t crash — it silently skips records, or writes the wrong thing, and it does that for six weeks before anyone notices.
Most automation work stops at “it runs”. That’s about 60% of the job. The rest is error handling, retries, dead-letter queues, alerting, and someone watching.
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We start with one workflow, not fifteen. Automating a bad process at scale just produces failures faster, so the first thing we do is check the process is worth keeping.
Then we build for the failure cases first — what happens when the API is down, when the record is malformed, when the same event fires twice. AI accelerates the build. A senior engineer decides how it should fail.
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Our own lead pipeline, self-hosted on n8n: malformed rows refused with a reason, retries made safe by idempotent capture, failures escalated to a human — and no number published before the measurement log holds it.
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Sprints $5,000 · programs from $10,000
Full pricing, what's included and what isn't — see pricing
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Automation-as-a-Service, from $500/month — monitoring, fixes when other people’s APIs change, and monthly optimization. This is the line clients keep longest, for the reason in the second section of this page.
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Thirty minutes with the engineer who'd own the build. No pitch, no deck. Bring the problem; we'll tell you whether it's worth solving and roughly what it costs.
Start an Automation Sprint — $5,000