You built it. We keep it running.
Automations built to last.
You self-host n8n because you need control, compliance, or cost efficiency. But someone still has to watch the server at 3 AM when a disk fills up, a certificate expires, or Docker decides to consume all available RAM.
Managed Hosting means I handle the infrastructure layer — monitoring, backups, updates, patches, and SSL — so your team focuses on building workflows, not debugging systemd timers.
No discovery call. You share server access. I onboard within 48 hours. You get a monthly health report and a 4-hour response SLA for downtime.
NDA-friendly · Fixed-price · Money-back guarantee
FIG · Managed hosting infrastructure
Fit
Who this is for
You already bought the Self-Hosted Setup (SKU C) or the Stack Migration (SKU B) — or you deployed n8n yourself.
It runs. Your workflows execute. But nobody on your team wants to own the server. Nobody wants to be the person who checks if backups actually restore, whether the SSL cert is about to expire, or if the Postgres WAL is quietly eating the disk.
You want a named human — not a ticket queue — who knows your exact stack, monitors it daily, and fixes infrastructure issues before your team notices.
This is for teams who self-host n8n but don't want to babysit the infrastructure.
Scope
What's included
Everything below is included in the $297/mo flat fee. No per-incident charges. No overage billing.
Server monitoring — uptime + resource usage
Continuous monitoring of CPU, RAM, disk, and n8n process health. Alerts trigger to me within minutes. If your server goes down or a resource threshold breaches, I'm already looking at it before you notice.
Automated daily backups with verified restores
Daily encrypted Postgres backups. But more importantly: I test a restore from the latest backup at least once per month and document the result in your health report. Backups that have never been tested are not backups.
n8n version updates — tested before deploy
When n8n releases a new minor or patch version, I test it against a staging copy of your instance first. If it passes, I deploy during your maintenance window. If it breaks something, I document the issue and hold the update. You never wake up to a broken instance after an untested upgrade.
SSL certificate renewal
Caddy or certbot handles auto-renewal, but auto-renewal fails silently more often than people realize. I verify renewal status weekly and intervene manually if needed. Your HTTPS never lapses.
Security patches — OS + Docker
Ubuntu unattended-upgrades for critical security patches. Docker and container image updates on a tested schedule. No surprise reboots — patches are applied during your maintenance window with advance written notice.
4-hour response SLA for downtime
If your n8n instance goes down, I respond within 4 hours of detection — 24/7, including weekends. Response means hands-on-keyboard diagnosis, not an acknowledgement email. Most issues resolve within the first response window.
Monthly health report email
A written report delivered on the 1st of every month covering: uptime percentage, backup status, resource utilization trends, any incidents and how they were resolved, upcoming maintenance, and recommendations. One page. Plain English.
Scope exclusions
What's NOT included
- Workflow development. Building or modifying n8n workflows is retainer scope (SKU I), not hosting scope.
- Custom node updates. If you run custom community nodes, updating them is your responsibility or a retainer task.
- Database migrations. Schema changes, Postgres major-version upgrades, or data migrations are scoped separately.
- Scaling beyond the initial server spec. If you outgrow your current server, I'll recommend the upgrade path and quote the migration — it's not included in the $297/mo.
- Multi-server or queue-mode management. This covers a single-server deployment. For multi-worker queue-mode infrastructure, see SKU P — Scaling & Performance, then add managed hosting on top.
- Application-level debugging. If a workflow fails because of bad logic or a third-party API change, that's workflow work — not hosting work.
Process
How it works
- 01
You subscribe.
$297/mo. Month-to-month. Cancel with 30 days written notice. No annual lock-in.
- 02
You share server access.
SSH key access (read: I add my public key). Existing monitoring credentials if any. Your preferred maintenance window (day + time range). Emergency contact for critical alerts.
- 03
I onboard within 48 hours.
Install monitoring agents, verify backup integrity, document the current state of your stack, and send you the first baseline health report.
- 04
Ongoing operations.
Daily monitoring. Weekly SSL + patch checks. Monthly backup restore test. Monthly health report. Incident response within 4 hours.
- 05
You build workflows. I keep the server alive.
Your team focuses on n8n workflow development. I handle the infrastructure underneath. Clean separation of concerns.
Pricing
Pricing
| Scope | Price | Commitment |
|---|---|---|
| Single-server managed hosting as specified above | $297/mo | Month-to-month, 30-day cancellation notice |
Flat monthly fee. No per-incident charges. No overage billing. Includes all items in the What's Included section above.
Best paired with SKU C (Self-Hosted Setup, $997 one-time) for initial deployment + ongoing management. Bundle discount available — message me at intake.
Questions
FAQ
How is this different from the Retainer (SKU I)?
Can I add this to an existing self-hosted instance I set up myself?
What if I deployed via SKU C — is this a natural next step?
What happens if you can't fix a problem within 4 hours?
Do I need to give you root access?
What hosting providers do you support?
What if I want to cancel?
Is there a discount if I buy SKU C + SKU M together?
Ready for managed hosting ?
NDA-friendly · Fixed-price · Money-back guarantee
$297/mo. Month-to-month. 4-hour downtime SLA.
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