Run n8n on Fluence Cloud

Self-host n8n on flexible CPU infrastructure for workflows, webhooks, scheduled jobs, and AI agents. Start on Shared CPU or get Dedicated CPU from $6.62/mo.

Fluence

Fluence

Fluence

$5.03/mo

$5.03/mo

Hetzner

Hetzner

Hetzner

$14.00/mo

$14.00/mo

DigitalOcean

DigitalOcean

DigitalOcean

$31.50/mo

$31.50/mo

AWS

AWS

AWS

$53.50/mo

$53.50/mo

Built for n8n automation infrastructure

n8n connects workflows, agents, APIs, schedules, and business systems. Fluence provides the compute layer for hosting the services that keep those automations running.

Host automation services

Host automation services

Run n8n webhooks, APIs, scheduled workflows, workers, and background automation services on Fluence infrastructure.

Scale workflow execution

Use Shared CPU for variable workloads and Dedicated CPU for sustained workers, databases, and APIs.

Start from $6.62 per month

Run the starter Dedicated CPU configuration with 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, and 25 GB NVMe.

One architecture for self-hosted n8n automation

Host the n8n runtime on Fluence while keeping models, data, queues, integrations, and monitoring connected through the services your workflows use.

Runs on Fluence

n8n main and API Workflow workers
PostgreSQL and Redis Reverse proxy

Connect externally

OpenAI, Anthropic, Google SaaS and internal APIs
Business applications

Fluence Console, deploy virtual servers instantly, powered by Fluence decentralized cloud platform

Get n8n running in a few steps

Get n8n running in a few steps

Provision compute, deploy n8n, and connect your workflow stack. Keep orchestration on Fluence while retaining control of each supporting service.

Provision compute, deploy n8n, and connect your workflow stack. Keep orchestration on Fluence while retaining control of each supporting service.

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Launch CPU instance

Launch CPU instance

Launch CPU instance

Launch CPU instance

Launch CPU instance

Choose Shared or Dedicated CPU, storage, operating system, SSH access, region, and required networking settings.

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2

Deploy n8n

Deploy n8n

Deploy n8n

Install Docker Compose and run n8n with persistent data, PostgreSQL, and your required environment configuration.

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3

Connect the stack

Connect the stack

Connect the stack

Add HTTPS, webhooks, Redis workers, model APIs, business integrations, monitoring, backups, and security controls.

Control your n8n infrastructure costs

Control your n8n infrastructure costs

Run n8n workflows, webhooks, and workers on Fluence compute while keeping application-specific services and third-party usage separate from the runtime layer.

No egress fees

Transparent daily pricing

Public IPv4 and persistent storage available

Note: Calculator estimates reflect only the CPU Cloud layer used for n8n hosting.

n8n on Fluence vs. traditional hosting

n8n on Fluence vs. traditional hosting

n8n on Fluence vs. traditional hosting

Use Fluence when you want VPS-style runtime control with Shared and Dedicated CPU options and clear separation between automation infrastructure and external services.

Use Fluence when you want VPS-style runtime control with Shared and Dedicated CPU options and clear separation between automation infrastructure and external services.

Criteria

Fluence

Alternative

Cost model

Visible infrastructure pricing

Provider-specific plans and add-ons

n8n hosting

Main, APIs, webhooks and workers

Standard VM or managed platform

Worker model

Shared or Dedicated CPU

Depends on provider

State

Persistent storage available

Local or external storage

Runtime control

Customer-managed environment

Varies by platform

Operations

Self-managed

Managed n8n Cloud

Fluence

Alternative

Cost model

Visible infrastructure pricing

Provider-specific plans and add-ons

n8n hosting

Main, APIs, webhooks and workers

Standard VM or managed platform

Worker model

Shared or Dedicated CPU

Depends on provider

State

Persistent storage available

Local or external storage

Runtime control

Customer-managed environment

Varies by platform

Operations

Self-managed

Managed n8n Cloud

Why host n8n on Fluence

Why host n8n on Fluence

Persistent workflow hosting

Keep n8n APIs, webhooks, schedules, and workflow services online on infrastructure you control.

Persistent workflow hosting

Keep n8n APIs, webhooks, schedules, and workflow services online on infrastructure you control.

Persistent workflow hosting

Keep n8n APIs, webhooks, schedules, and workflow services online on infrastructure you control.

Built for variable workloads

Use Shared CPU for lighter automation and intermittent workers that do not require dedicated compute.

Built for variable workloads

Use Shared CPU for lighter automation and intermittent workers that do not require dedicated compute.

Built for variable workloads

Use Shared CPU for lighter automation and intermittent workers that do not require dedicated compute.

Dedicated when needed

Dedicated when needed

Move sustained workers, databases, APIs, and consistently active services onto Dedicated CPU infrastructure.

Move sustained workers, databases, APIs, and consistently active services onto Dedicated CPU infrastructure.

Dedicated when needed

Move sustained workers, databases, APIs, and consistently active services onto Dedicated CPU infrastructure.

Stack flexibility

Stack flexibility

Bring your own models, databases, integrations, queues, storage, observability, and security services around n8n.

Bring your own models, databases, integrations, queues, storage, observability, and security services around n8n.

What you can build with n8n on Fluence

AI operations agents

Coordinate models, business tools, schedules, memory, approvals, and workflow logic for support or operations tasks.

Webhook automation hubs

Receive external events and route them through workflows, internal APIs, databases, and connected business systems.

RAG and knowledge workflows

Connect retrieval, memory, external data stores, and model providers through reusable automated workflow logic.

Back-office automation

Move data between applications, trigger approvals, transform records, and automate repetitive operational processes.

A global marketplace of compute

Access CPU infrastructure for n8n runtimes across providers and locations while managing deployment through one Fluence infrastructure layer.

FAQ

Can I run n8n on Fluence?

Is Fluence a managed n8n service?

Should I use Shared or Dedicated CPU?

Does n8n require GPU compute?

Can I use Docker Compose on Fluence?

Can n8n scale workers independently?

What costs sit outside Fluence compute?

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