White-Label n8n Hosting for Agencies: What to Actually Look For
What 'white-label' should mean for n8n hosting, the difference between custom domains and true rebranding, and honest questions to ask any provider claiming it.
Practical, no-fluff guides on running n8n in production — security, backups, migration, pricing and where AI agents actually fit.
What 'white-label' should mean for n8n hosting, the difference between custom domains and true rebranding, and honest questions to ask any provider claiming it.
Three real ways agencies run n8n across a client roster — one shared instance, per-client VPS, or per-client managed instances — and the trade-offs that actually matter.
The typical shape of a support-triage agent in n8n — trigger, context lookup, reasoning, escalation — and the hosting decisions that determine whether it holds up in production.
n8n 2.0 brought native LangChain integration and around 70 AI-focused nodes. Here's what an 'AI agent' means in n8n specifically, and where agencies are actually deploying them.
You're not switching automation tools — you're handing off the server underneath. Here's exactly what moves, what stays the same, and what a realistic cutover looks like.
SQLite works for testing n8n. Here's specifically why it stops being a good idea the moment a workflow matters, and what migrating to PostgreSQL involves.
The three real ways to run n8n, priced out honestly — including the hidden cost self-hosting doesn't put on an invoice.
A practical patching routine for self-hosted n8n: what to watch, how to stage an upgrade, and how to roll back cleanly if it goes wrong.
The real steps for moving off n8n Cloud: exporting workflows as JSON, handling credentials safely, verifying parity, and cutting over DNS and webhooks without breaking triggers.
What a real n8n backup strategy has to cover — database, workflow JSON, and the encryption key everyone forgets — plus how often to test restores.
What a production n8n instance really needs in RAM, CPU and storage — and why 4GB/2vCPU is a sane baseline, not an upper bound, once AI or high-volume workflows enter the picture.
Zapier bills per step, Make bills per module, n8n (self-hosted) bills for a server, not per run. Here's what that means for a real workflow, and when each model wins.
How n8n Cloud actually counts executions, why a basic polling trigger can burn through a plan in days, and what your real options are once you outgrow the cap.
A plain-language rundown of the critical n8n CVEs disclosed in 2026 — what they let an attacker do, which versions are safe, and what actually protects a self-hosted instance.