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K $1,497–$3,497 · fixed SLA · 5–10 days

Custom n8n community node for platforms with no native integration — TypeScript, npm-publishable, tested.

Automations built to last.

Your platform has no n8n integration. You're stuck building HTTP Request nodes with manual auth headers, hand-rolled pagination, and no type safety.

I build a proper community node — TypeScript, published to npm (or installed privately), with OAuth2 or API key auth wired in, CRUD operations for the target API, webhook triggers, and pagination handling. A real node, not a workaround.

Async. Written. No call. You send API docs. I send a tested npm package.

NDA-friendly · Fixed-price · Money-back guarantee

FIG · Custom n8n node development

Custom Node Development pipeline API docs flow through TypeScript code into an n8n node package, which installs and connects to a workflow. Animated with purple accents. parse compile package install INPUT API Docs OpenAPI / REST BUILD TypeScript n8n node SDK PACKAGE n8n Node npm-publishable INSTALL npm install community node LIVE Workflow connected · running OAuth2 auth CRUD ops Webhooks Pagination Type safety

Fit

Who this is for

Companies whose core platform has no n8n integration — niche SaaS, internal APIs, industry-specific platforms. You're stuck using HTTP Request nodes with manual auth handling on every single workflow that touches this API.

Or you've inherited workflows where someone hard-coded API calls inline, with no error handling, no pagination, and credentials pasted in expressions.

Or you run an internal platform and want your team to be able to drag-and-drop your API into n8n workflows the same way they use Slack or Google Sheets nodes.

This is for operators who want a first-class n8n node — not a brittle HTTP workaround that breaks when the API adds a required header.

Deliverable

What you receive

A complete TypeScript n8n node package, ready to install or publish. Everything below is included in the delivery.

  • TypeScript n8n node package (npm-publishable or private install via tarball)
  • OAuth2 / API key / Bearer token auth handling — configured to match your API's auth scheme
  • CRUD operations for the target API — Create, Read, Update, Delete resources
  • Webhook trigger support (if the target API supports outbound webhooks)
  • Pagination handling for list endpoints — cursor, offset, or page-based
  • Basic test coverage — unit tests for credential validation and operation routing
  • Installation guide — npm install for community nodes, or manual install for self-hosted
  • Documentation — README with usage examples, supported operations, and auth setup instructions

Scope exclusions

What's NOT included

  • Ongoing maintenance. If the target API ships breaking changes after delivery, fixes are billable or covered under SKU I — Retainer.
  • API design or development on the target platform. I consume your API — I don't build it.
  • Mobile SDKs or client libraries. This is an n8n node, not a general-purpose SDK.
  • UI components, admin dashboards, or frontend widgets.
  • Community node submission to the n8n marketplace on your behalf (you own the package and submit it yourself, instructions included).
  • Nodes for APIs without documentation. If there's no API docs, I can't build against it.
  • Load testing or performance benchmarking of the target API.

Process

How it works

  1. 01

    You buy.

    $1,497 for simple / $3,497 for complex. Fund the milestone via Upwork or direct invoice.

  2. 02

    You send API docs + auth details.

    OpenAPI spec, Postman collection, or developer docs URL. Plus: auth type (OAuth2, API key, Bearer), base URL, any sandbox/test environment credentials.

  3. 03

    I send a written scope confirmation within 24 hours.

    Locked list of resources and operations the node will support. Auth scheme confirmed. Timeline confirmed.

  4. 04

    I build and test.

    TypeScript node with auth, operations, pagination, and webhook triggers (where applicable). Tested against your API's sandbox or test environment.

  5. 05

    I deliver the npm package.

    ZIP containing the node package source, compiled output, installation instructions, and README. You install, test against your real environment, and accept or reject.

Pricing

Pricing

ScopePriceTimeline
Simple node — single API, CRUD operations, API key auth$1,4975 days
Complex node — OAuth2, multiple resources, webhooks, pagination$3,49710 days

Fixed price. Each price includes everything in the What You Receive list above. The difference is scope complexity — not quality of delivery.

Not sure which tier? Send the API docs and I'll tell you in the scope confirmation.

Questions

FAQ

Which APIs can you build nodes for?
Any REST or GraphQL API with documentation. I need an OpenAPI spec, Postman collection, or developer docs with endpoint descriptions and auth flow. If the API has no documentation, I can't build against it reliably.
Can I publish the node to npm and the n8n community node marketplace?
Yes. You own the package. The delivery includes an npm-ready package.json with your chosen name and scope. Publishing instructions are in the README. You submit to the n8n community nodes list yourself.
What happens when the target API releases a breaking change?
The delivered node works against the API version at time of delivery. If the API ships breaking changes later, that's new work — either a one-off fix engagement or covered under SKU I Retainer.
Is TypeScript required? Can I get a JavaScript-only node?
The source is TypeScript, which compiles to JavaScript for runtime. You don't need to know TypeScript to use or install the node. If you want to extend it later, basic TypeScript literacy helps.
Can you modify an existing community node instead of building from scratch?
Yes — if the existing node is open-source and the license permits. Send the repo link and describe what's missing. I'll scope it as a modification rather than a ground-up build.
Do you support n8n Cloud or only self-hosted?
Both. Community nodes install identically on n8n Cloud and self-hosted instances. The installation guide covers both paths.
What if the API requires a test environment or sandbox?
Provide sandbox credentials in the intake. I build and test against the sandbox, then you validate against production before acceptance. If no sandbox exists, I test against production with safe read-only operations first.
What about rate limiting?
The node respects standard rate-limit headers (X-RateLimit-Remaining, Retry-After). If the API uses non-standard rate limiting, document it in the intake and I'll implement the specific backoff pattern.

Ready to build your node ?

NDA-friendly · Fixed-price · Money-back guarantee

Async. Written. npm-publishable. 5–10 days.

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