n8n consultant and AI automation expert
n8n is a powerful way to wire your tools together and add AI to real workflows, but the gap between a workflow that runs once and one that runs reliably in production is wide. As an n8n consultant who is also a Sr DevOps Engineer, I build automations that hold up: self-hosted or cloud, version-controlled, with error handling, retries, and observability so they do not fail silently. AI agents and LLM steps are wired into your CRM, email, sheets, and databases, then deployed and left running. Three weeks, fixed price agreed up front, 60-day operational guarantee.
What can n8n automate for your business?
n8n connects hundreds of apps and adds AI steps where they make sense. Common builds: AI-assisted support, lead enrichment and routing, document and invoice processing, and syncing data between systems that do not talk to each other.
- AI agents that read context and draft or send replies
- Lead capture, enrichment, qualification, and CRM sync
- Document, invoice, and form processing with LLM extraction
- Scheduled reports and cross-system data sync
Self-hosted n8n done right
Self-hosting n8n gives you control and lower cost, but only if it is deployed properly. With CKA and CKAD and a decade of production infrastructure, the deployment includes secrets management, backups, monitoring, and a clear upgrade path, so it is something you can actually depend on.
Frequently asked questions
Do you work with self-hosted n8n or n8n Cloud?
Both. I will recommend whichever fits your control, compliance, and budget needs, and deploy it properly either way.
Can you add AI agents to existing n8n workflows?
Yes. I can extend your current workflows with LLM steps and agents, or rebuild fragile ones to run reliably at volume.
Is this fixed price?
Yes, a single fixed price agreed up front after a free discovery call, with a three-week timeline and a 60-day operational guarantee.
Let's talk for 15 minutes about your operation.
A free call. I'll tell you straight which processes today's AI can solve and what your infrastructure needs for them to actually run. If it fits, we move forward. If not, I point you the right way, free.