🚀 After trying different ways to self-host n8n, I think I’ve finally found the most affordable, beginner-friendly, and headache-free option. Spoiler: it’s Hostinger VPS. I’ve tried running n8n locally (too slow, too messy), tested Render (hours wasted setting env variables just to pay $7 for 0.5 CPU and 512 MB RAM — barely usable), and gave Elestio and Railway a shot (not bad, but more technical, tricky pricing, and, eventually, more time-consuming). In the end, Hostinger was an offer I “couldn’t refuse”: the $5 plan already gives you 1 vCPU + 4 GB RAM, and the $7 plan doubles that to 2 vCPU + 8 GB RAM — which outperforms Render’s $85 “Pro” tier by miles. The setup was straightforward, and honestly, the value speaks for itself. 👉 Want the step-by-step video guide on how to get started on Hostinger? Just drop a comment or DM me. 💬 Curious — where are you hosting your n8n instance right now, and how’s it been treating you?

For months now, you’ve been asking for more content on how to start your own AI automation agency. I’ve been holding off… But it’s finally dropping on Monday. A massive brain dump of everything I’ve learned about starting an AI automation agency from ZERO. Zero following. Zero employees or partners. Zero case studies. Just you, and you are building it from scratch. It’s coming on Monday. Get ready. Cheers, Nate

In this video I walk through a live step-by-step build of an AI-powered newsletter using no code. All you have to do is set your search topic and the system takes care of the rest. It starts by doing initial research, then an agent plans out the structure of the newsletter. From there, each section gets its own research and is written by different agents. An editor agent pulls everything together, adds the sources so you know exactly where the information came from, and creates a clean final draft. At the end, the system even sends the draft straight to your inbox so you can forward or share it however you like. I recorded this one live so you can see why I’m connecting nodes, how variables work, and how the whole workflow comes together in about half an hour. RESOURCE PACK HERE

Hi All, I've run into an interesting issue... I've watched a number of youtube tutorials on installing community nodes directly from the "Community Nodes" section under Settings. For some reason the Install or Add Community Node option is completely gone from my section. Has anyone else run into this issue. I've installed Tavily directly from the editor but today I tried to install another one manually and well I have no clue how. Any help would be appreciated. See my screenshot. I am on n8n cloud version v1.107.3. Starter subscription. I'm not sure if this is a bug or if n8n has just removed this from the section and are now requiring us to install them differently or not. Any insights into this would be valuable.

In this video, I show you how I built a no-code AI agent inside n8n that can build other n8n AI agents for you instantly. You just talk to it in plain English, and within seconds, it spins up a brand-new, fully functional n8n workflow tailored to your request. It gives you a direct link to the workflow in your own n8n instance and provides a step-by-step setup guide so you can understand exactly how it works. Whether you're a beginner or an automation pro, this is the fastest way to start building custom AI agents without touching a single line of code. MAKE A COPY OF THE GOOGLE DOC HERE For a deeper discussion on building and applying AI Agents that actually work, let's chat here