n8n VPS hosting.

With self-hosted n8n you pay for the server, not per execution. The n8n Community Edition has no license fee, so the only cost is the VPS plan you pick. You can choose from VPS plans that scale by RAM, vCPU and NVMe storage. The pricing cards on this page show live prices.

• No per-execution or per-workflow fees
• Plans scale by RAM, vCPU and NVMe storage
• Move to a bigger plan when your workflows grow

That depends on your workload. Webhook and schedule flows with a few integrations run fine on the smaller plans. AI agent workflows, large files or many parallel executions need more RAM. Queue mode with Postgres and Redis adds services that need memory of their own. Start with a plan that fits your current load, leave some headroom and upgrade later if you need to.

• Simple webhook and cron flows: entry plans
• AI agents and large payloads: more RAM
• Queue mode with Postgres and Redis: larger plans

Open your VPS in the panel, go to the Apps tab and install n8n with one click. The Coolify-based One-Click Apps pull the official n8n image, create persistent storage and start the editor. After that you set up your owner account, point your own domain at the service if you want one, and start building workflows. Read the One-Click Apps guide

• Order your VPS and pick a location
• Install n8n from the Apps tab
• Create the owner account and build your first workflow

Yes. Export your workflows from n8n Cloud or your old host as JSON, either in the editor or with the n8n CLI, and import them on your new instance. Credentials are encrypted with the old instance's key, so either re-create them or migrate them and reuse the same N8N_ENCRYPTION_KEY. Then reactivate the workflows and update the webhook URLs in connected services.

• Export workflows as JSON
• Import them on your new n8n instance
• Re-create credentials or reuse the encryption key

You can choose from VPS locations in Europe and America. Pick the one closest to the APIs, services and people your workflows talk to, or the one that meets your data residency needs. Many North American teams start with a US location. Any location gives low latency as long as it is close to the systems you connect.

• Locations in Europe and America to choose from
• Pick the region near your APIs and users
• Consider your data residency requirements

Every VPS gets a daily automatic Backup, and with ZapX Pass you can also create manual Backups and restore them. Your n8n data itself is your own responsibility: export your workflows regularly or use SSH and your own tools to back up the n8n data volume and the database. Learn how Backups work

• Back up the n8n data volume yourself
• Restores and extra Backups via ZapX Pass
• Regular workflow exports as an added safety net

Yes. The n8n Community Edition puts no limits on workflows or executions, so your VPS resources are the only ceiling. You get full root access on a KVM VPS. That means you can connect via SSH, set environment variables, install community nodes and run Postgres, Redis or other apps next to n8n through Coolify. Manual n8n setup guide

• No execution limits in the Community Edition
• Full root and SSH access on KVM
• More apps next to n8n via Coolify

In Coolify you update n8n by setting a newer version tag for the n8n image and redeploying the service. Read the n8n release notes before major versions, and take a Backup or workflow export first so you can roll back if a node changes its behavior.

• Set a newer version tag, then redeploy
• Read the release notes before upgrading
• Back up before major version jumps