Every workflow and AI agent delivers a different outcome, touches different systems, and operates under different constraints. Rather than forcing your use case into a generic subscription, n8nMarket prices each template and agent individually based on the value it provides and the complexity it solves. This page explains how pricing works, what influences cost, and how to get the most accurate estimate for your needs.
Each agent has its own price depending on the complexity of the problem it solves, the number of services it integrates, the reliability guarantees you need, the data volume it processes, and the amount of built‑in intelligence or domain logic it includes. Lighter automations are priced lower; mission‑critical agents with rigorous error‑handling, observability, and compliance features are priced higher. You only pay for what you actually need.
A template isn’t just a few nodes wired together. You’re purchasing a deliverable that captures best practices, reduces integration risk, and helps you ship faster: thoughtful data mapping, retries and backoff, rate‑limit awareness, idempotency safeguards, optional human‑in‑the‑loop review steps, clear documentation, and—in the case of AI agents—prompt design and evaluation that balance cost, accuracy, and latency.
These ranges are directional, not promises—your final price depends on the specifics:
AI agents vary widely in scope. A lightweight assistant that summarizes tickets and proposes next actions is less complex than an autonomous agent that orchestrates tools, reconciles external data, calls vendor APIs, and writes changes back into multiple systems with strong failure guarantees. Because of that spread, each agent has its own price. The three biggest drivers are the toolbox an agent needs, the evaluation required to ensure quality, and the operational profile you expect (throughput, latency, error budgets).
Every added tool (internal API, CRM, search index, vector store, spreadsheet, or third‑party app) increases integration work and error paths. Agents that plan across multiple tools or require secure write access are priced higher.
Beyond prompt design, serious agents include evaluation: representative test sets, acceptance criteria, cost/latency tracking, and safe fallback paths. If your domain requires more rigorous evaluation, price reflects that investment.
Higher concurrency, lower latency, and stricter SLAs add complexity: caching strategies, scheduling, parallelism, and throttling. The more demanding the SLOs, the more engineering baked into the agent.
Pulls new contacts from your CRM, calls an enrichment API, normalizes fields, and writes back. Handles rate limits, retries, and deduping.
Listens to Shopify webhooks and posts structured messages to Slack. Adds actions (refund, re‑send, label) via slash commands or buttons.
Classifies inbound leads using an LLM with tool use for context lookups. Pushes scores back to the CRM and flags high‑intent leads with explanations.
A good template encapsulates dozens of small decisions you’d otherwise pay to rediscover. Even when you need tweaks, starting from a production‑ready baseline saves days to weeks. You also benefit from the creator’s experience with APIs, quotas, failure modes, and UI ergonomics—value that dwarfs the sticker price.
Open a template that’s close to your needs, then contact the seller with context: systems involved, volume, error tolerance, and any compliance requirements. You’ll receive a clear price or a short set of questions to finalize it.
Volume and bundle discounts are common when you adopt multiple workflows or agents from the same creator. Ask the seller—most are happy to package a few complementary templates for better value.
Templates include a short onboarding support window for integration questions. Some sellers offer paid support or maintenance plans for ongoing changes—this is discussed on a per‑project basis.
If a template cannot be made to work as described and you’ve collaborated with the creator during onboarding, you can request a refund. See our Terms for details and eligibility windows.
Yes—third‑party API or LLM usage is billed separately by those vendors. Templates are priced for the workflow logic, not the variable run costs.
Creators design with least‑privilege credentials and clear data flows. You control where the workflow runs, the secrets it uses, and the logs it emits. If you need extra hardening, ask for a scoped extension.
Explore our library and shortlist a few templates or agents that match your goals.
Browse TemplatesHave specifics? Share your context—integrations, volumes, and must‑have outcomes—and the seller will confirm price and delivery expectations.
Contact UsWe believe pricing should be fair, comprehensible, and connected to value. That’s why each agent or workflow has an individualized price anchored to the complexity it handles and the reliability it delivers in your environment. No lock‑ins, no opaque bundles, and no paying for features you don’t use. If you outgrow a template, keep it as a foundation—you’re free to extend it, and you can always return for enhancements when your needs evolve.