Typical hosted automation
- Per-execution or per-workflow pricing
- Execution limits
- Credentials in someone else's multi-tenant cloud
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Vibe codingFree toolsMigrate to NxeonDevelopers and APIAll featuresRun your own n8n automation server with full root, Docker ready at deploy, and no per-execution fees. Unlimited workflows on a dedicated NVMe box, from $8.88/mo for your first term, then renews at $12.78/mo.
n8n is at its best when you own it: no execution limits, no per-workflow pricing, and your data never leaves your server. Self-hosting it on a VPS gives you a dedicated machine with its own IP — the right home for workflows that touch private APIs, internal databases, and credentials you'd rather not hand to a SaaS.
Typical hosted automation
A Nxeon VPS
There is no one-click n8n image on Nxeon yet, and we won't pretend otherwise. Add Docker when you deploy, then start n8n with the official Docker image from n8n's own documentation: a couple of commands, no Node install. Everything runs on enterprise NVMe over a self-healing ZFS mirror, so busy schedules and webhook bursts stay responsive.
Because you have full root, you can put n8n behind your own domain and SSL, pin it to a version you trust, connect it to a Postgres database for durable execution history, and snapshot before every upgrade. It's your automation hub, on infrastructure you control.
Tick the Docker add-on in the deploy wizard and your server boots with Docker installed, ready for n8n's official image. A one-click n8n template is coming soon.
Self-hosted means no per-execution billing and no workflow caps. Run as many automations and steps as your server can handle.
Credentials, payloads, and execution history live on your own VPS behind your firewall — not in someone else's multi-tenant cloud.
SSH in to add a domain and SSL, set environment variables, or wire n8n to a Postgres database. A dedicated IPv4 makes webhooks and allow-lists reliable.
Take an instant snapshot before bumping n8n to a new version — if a node changes behaviour, roll back in seconds.
Always-on DDoS mitigation, a managed firewall, and automatic daily backups keep your automation server online and recoverable.
Sign up with no credit card required and open the deploy wizard.
Choose a plan (Starter is plenty to begin) and tick the Docker add-on, then deploy.
SSH in and run n8n's official Docker image with a persistent volume, as n8n's documentation describes.
Point a domain at your dedicated IP and issue SSL so your editor and webhook URLs run over HTTPS.
Open the n8n editor, connect your apps and credentials, and start automating. Full root is there whenever you want to tune it.
n8n runs comfortably on a 2 GB Starter for personal and small-team automation. Move up to Standard (4 GB) if you run many concurrent workflows, heavy data transforms, or a bundled Postgres database — and resize any time without a rebuild.
$8.88$12.78
First term, then $12.78 a month
$12.99$18.70
First term, then $18.70 a month
$20.99$30.22
First term, then $30.22 a month
$32.99$47.50
First term, then $47.50 a month
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Not yet. Today you deploy a VPS with the Docker add-on and start n8n's official Docker image yourself, which takes a few minutes. A one-click n8n template is coming soon, and we'll only say it exists once it does.
No. This is self-hosted n8n on your own VPS, so there are no per-execution fees and no workflow limits. You pay a flat monthly price for the server and run as much as it can handle.
A 2 GB Starter is fine for personal and small-team automation. Choose Standard (4 GB) for many concurrent workflows, heavy data transforms, or a bundled Postgres database. You can resize any time — no rebuild.
Yes. With full root and a dedicated IPv4 you can put n8n behind your own domain and SSL, restrict access with the managed firewall, and keep all credentials and data on your server.
Take an instant snapshot first, then upgrade from the shell. If a new version changes a node's behaviour, roll back to the snapshot in seconds. Automatic daily backups add another safety net.
On a server with Docker installed (tick the Docker add-on when you deploy), n8n's own documentation starts with: docker volume create n8n_data, then docker run -it --rm --name n8n -p 5678:5678 -v n8n_data:/home/node/.n8n docker.n8n.io/n8nio/n8n. Check n8n's current docs before you rely on it, and put it behind HTTPS before exposing it.
Both let you run n8n on a VPS you control. The differences that matter are the plan sizes, regions and prices you actually get, so compare them side by side on our Nxeon vs Hostinger page rather than taking either company's word for it.
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