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
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
- 01
You buy.
$1,497 for simple / $3,497 for complex. Fund the milestone via Upwork or direct invoice.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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
| Scope | Price | Timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Simple node — single API, CRUD operations, API key auth | $1,497 | 5 days |
| Complex node — OAuth2, multiple resources, webhooks, pagination | $3,497 | 10 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?
Can I publish the node to npm and the n8n community node marketplace?
What happens when the target API releases a breaking change?
Is TypeScript required? Can I get a JavaScript-only node?
Can you modify an existing community node instead of building from scratch?
Do you support n8n Cloud or only self-hosted?
What if the API requires a test environment or sandbox?
What about rate limiting?
Ready to build your node ?
NDA-friendly · Fixed-price · Money-back guarantee
Async. Written. npm-publishable. 5–10 days.
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