I will migrate zapier or make automations to n8n


About this gig
Zapier bills you per task. Make bills you per operation. Both work well until automation volume grows and the cost keeps growing with it.
I migrate Zapier and Make automations to n8n, helping you move to a setup where you pay for your server instead of every automation run.
How the migration works:
- I audit your existing workflows step by step and flag anything that will not translate directly.
- Each workflow is rebuilt in n8n with the same logic, integrations, and expected outputs.
- The original and new versions can run in parallel while I compare results, so you do not switch blindly.
- Once everything matches, you can switch over with confidence.
- Migration can also improve what you already have: better error handling, cleaner branching logic, API integrations, and AI steps that are more practical at higher volumes.
But I will be honest: if you only run a few simple automations, Zapier or Make may still be the better choice. n8n makes more sense when volume is high, costs are growing, or your workflows have outgrown a simple builder.
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Get to know Mercy
Building n8n automations and AI agents that stop manual work
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceAug 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
English
FAQ
Will my automations stop working during the migration?
No. The rebuilt version runs in parallel with your existing one until the outputs match. You switch over only when you are satisfied, and the old version stays live until then.
How much will I actually save?
It depends on volume and how many steps each run takes. n8n self hosted costs a few dollars a month in server fees regardless of how many runs. The saving is real at high volume and negligible at low volume, which is why I ask for your usage before quoting rather than promising a figure.
What if an app I use has no n8n node?
Most cases are solved with the HTTP Request node, which can call any REST API. If an app has no API at all, I will tell you before you order rather than discover it mid build.
Can you improve the workflows rather than copying them exactly?
Yes, and this is usually where the value is. Many Zaps are shaped around per task pricing rather than around the actual process. I will point out where a rebuild can be simpler.
What counts as one scenario?
One Zap or one Make scenario, from trigger to final step. If yours has 40 steps it counts as more than one, and I will tell you exactly how it prices before you order rather than after.

