Pricing

Most workflows fit the free tier.

A standing term, not a launch offer: no expiry, refilled every day.

  • Runs

    10,000

    a month, free

    then $1 per 10,000

  • Flash · 1×

    10,000,000

    AI tokens a month, free

    GLM 5.3 Flash and Gemma 4 26B

    then $0.15 per million

  • Frontier · 10×

    1,000,000

    AI tokens a month, free

    GLM 5.3, Kimi K2.7 and DeepSeek V4 Pro

    then $1.50 per million

You build it with n8n. Import the JSON and run it here. There is no monthly plan.

  • Nothing to import yet?

    Run a workflow someone else published.

Questions

Will my workflow run here?

Fits

  • Built with n8n: import the JSON, no editor here
  • Scheduled, webhook, chat or AI-driven
  • Under ~100,000 runs a month
  • Many integrations, secrets you would rather not host
  • Finishes within five minutes, with seconds of computing

Not yet

  • Over ~100,000 runs a month: a $10 server costs less
  • Database nodes (Postgres, MySQL, Redis, Mongo)
  • Email nodes (Send Email, IMAP)
  • PDF and spreadsheet extraction, file output
  • Runs longer than five minutes

Unsupported steps are named, with a fix, at upload — before a run costs you anything.

How is the free tier metered?

Daily, not monthly: about 300 runs and 300,000 token units a day, refilled every UTC day. Runs and tokens are separate — spending runs never touches tokens — and it is one bucket across all your workflows, whatever triggers them. Included tokens cover flash models on the OpenRouter Chat Model node, with no key of your own attached. That model must be the workflow’s only connection. Add any other step that needs a credential and the whole run leaves the free tier.

What happens past the free tier?

The rates are above, and they bill from your Workflow balance — the money you add here. Deposits to your Workflow balance are 1:1. The token rates apply only to calls on our key past today’s units, and the frontier rate already reflects that ten times. Paying for one run without a balance carries a $0.001 payment-processing fee; running from a funded balance carries none. After a workflow pauses, reactivate it once the midnight UTC reset lands, or add funds and reactivate now. A webhook run with no balance is refused rather than billed. How to add funds

Where do my API keys live?

Keys stay in the vault, never in the workflow.

Every credential type. Injected at the call. We removed our own way to add a node that breaks this.

300+ apps, all through the Secure Vault. What happens to my credentials

How does this compare to n8n Cloud or a VPS?
At 4,320 runs a month
indie.moneyn8n CloudSelf-host VPS
Monthly planNone€20 to €50, then on requestServer rent
Free runs10,000 a monthNoneNo quota, no free box
A quiet month$0Plan priceServer price
AI without your own keyIncludedNoneNone
Sell by the runBuilt inNot offeredLicence restricts it

Cloud figures from n8n’s public pricing page, captured 8 September 2026. indie.money is not affiliated with n8n GmbH. The full row-by-row comparison is in the help center.

What it costs to sell

Other people can run your workflow and pay you for each run. You set your price; the only cut is 10% when you cash out. The cash-out fee is a constant in the contract. Changing it means a new contract address anyone can see.

Marketplace listing
$2.99 once
By direct link
free
Your price
you set it, from $1 per 1,000
Paid
every run
Fee
10% at cash-out
Cash out from
$10

Optional visibility costs extra: a $4.99-a-day feature boost, a one-time $9.99 chat slug.

List a workflow
Where the money goes
  • Two fees, both published: $0.001 per pay-as-you-go run, and 10% once at cash-out, fixed in the contract. Every other price is on this page.
  • Every paid run leaves a receipt on a public ledger: what was held, what was charged, what came back. A free run moves nothing.
  • Held funds sit in a contract the operator cannot draw on. A governance multisig can freeze or recover funds for legal compliance, and that, too, is a public transaction.
  • Sign in with email, top up in dollars, read receipts in dollars.