I will do n8n automation, workflow automation as ai engineer expert

Yes, and this is the most common way my projects start. Send me a short description of your week — the tasks you repeat, the tools you use, where things get copied by hand. I will come back with a map of what is worth automating, what is not, and roughly what each piece costs.

That is normal for anything beyond one workflow. Message me before ordering and I will send a custom offer with fixed scope, fixed price and a fixed date. The packages exist as anchors, not as limits.

No. Everything ships with a Loom walkthrough and a written runbook covering what each workflow does, how to pause it, and what to check if something looks wrong. Clients with no technical background run these every day. If you do want to learn the internals, just add the training session.

Yes — all three, plus OpenRouter, Perplexity, and local models via Ollama. I will recommend a model based on your task and your budget rather than defaulting to the most expensive one, and I will build in cost guardrails so a runaway loop cannot bill you thousands overnight.

Yes, and it is a good chunk of my work. Share the workflow JSON or add me to your instance as a read-only user. I will audit it, tell you what is actually broken versus what is only fragile, and quote the fix. If a rebuild is genuinely cheaper than a repair, I will tell you that instead.

If it has an API, it can be connected — n8n's HTTP node plus custom code handles anything with a documented endpoint. If the documentation is bad or missing, I reverse-engineer the calls from the web app. The only genuine dead end is software with no API and no web interface at all

You do, completely. I build on your n8n instance — cloud or self-hosted — using your credentials, and you get the workflow JSON. Nothing runs on infrastructure I control, so there is no switch I could flip and no subscription to me that keeps your business running.

Every workflow I build has an error path that alerts you in Slack or email with what failed and where, so you find out from the system rather than from a customer. Within your support window I fix genuine build faults free.

Yes. Basic includes 14 days, Premium includes 30. Beyond that, monthly maintenance covers monitoring, breakage from third-party API changes, and small adjustments as your process shifts. Most clients on more than three live workflows take it.

Anything inside the agreed scope is covered, including revisions. Genuinely new work gets a priced extra before I start it — never a surprise on delivery. If the scope changes enough that the original plan no longer makes sense, we redraw the map together before any more building happens.