Orders into invoices and purchase orders
A dozen lookups per order to translate every class and department into its QuickBooks ID, then a branch to invoice or PO. One run, however many steps.
Replaced re-keying every order by hand
Zapier consulting
We go through your Zaps, keep the ones Zapier does well, and rebuild the long, branching, expensive ones in n8n, under your own account, with alerts when something fails.
First system live in under 4 weeks. Fixed scope, fixed price.
Sound familiar?
Cost
Zapier counts a task for each action step that runs, so a long Zap multiplies its own cost on every trigger. The Zaps that do the most work are the ones that cost the most to run.
Logic
Every lookup between two systems became another step. Nobody can say what the Zap does any more without opening it, and nobody wants to.
Reach
The built-in app covers the common actions. Your process needs the one it does not expose, so a person does that part by hand.
What we build when Zapier runs out
How it works
30 minutes. We map your current tools, the bottlenecks, and what "done" looks like. You leave with a written scope and fixed price.
We build the system on Airtable + n8n + your existing stack. You see weekly demo videos; nothing is built in a vacuum.
We deploy live, train your team, and ship documentation written for humans, not engineers.
Optional retainer for changes, monitoring, and the next system. Most clients stay.
Not sure which of your Zaps are worth moving? That is the first call.
Book a callQuestions
No, and usually you should not. A two-step Zap that posts a form entry to Slack is exactly what Zapier is good at. We move the long, branching, high-volume ones and leave the rest where they are.
n8n bills per run of the whole workflow, not per step, it can call any API directly, and it can be self-hosted under your own account. For the multi-system workflows we build, that makes it the cheaper and more flexible option. If Make fits you better, we will say so.
No. We build the new workflow alongside the live Zap, test it on real data, and switch over in one step. The Zap stays on until the replacement has proven itself.
You do: the n8n instance, the credentials, the workflows and the documentation, under your own accounts. A retainer for changes and monitoring is optional.
Start with a review
We look at which Zaps cost the most and break the most, and come back with a fixed-scope proposal for the ones worth moving. If the answer is that Zapier is fine for you, we'll tell you that too.
Fixed price · Written scope · No obligation