Visual workflow automation
Build multi-step automations with triggers, branches, retries, and credentials stored on your own server.
Self-Hosted n8n
Your own workflow automation server, reachable by IP first.
n8n helps you connect apps, APIs, webhooks, and AI steps into visual workflows. On Kumo2 you can deploy a self-hosted n8n instance on a dedicated cloud server in one click. We launch it with Docker and expose the default n8n port on the server IP, so you can start building immediately and bind your own domain later.
7-day money-back guarantee
Features
Webhooks and integrations
Receive webhooks, call internal APIs, and connect hundreds of services without handing execution data to a shared SaaS workspace.
IP access now, domain later
Kumo exposes n8n at http://SERVER_IP:5678. Point your DNS to the server and add your own reverse proxy or TLS setup whenever you need it.
One-click Docker deploy
Kumo provisions a Linux server and starts n8n with Docker Compose on a persistent volume, so workflows and credentials survive restarts.
What you can do with it
- Connect billing, support, CRM, and internal APIs into repeatable operations.
- Run webhook endpoints for forms, product events, alerts, and background jobs.
- Keep automation data, credentials, and execution history on infrastructure you control.
System requirements
CPU
1 vCPU
Memory
1 GB
Storage
20 GB
Runtime
Docker Compose
Port
5678
Recommended sizes
Starter / Testing
1 vCPU / 1 GB RAM / 20 GB SSD
Testing, personal light use, and low-frequency workflows. It runs n8n, but is not the production recommendation.
n8n Recommended
Default2 vCPU / 2 GB RAM / 40 GB SSD
The best starter default for normal self-hosting, active webhooks, and everyday automations.
n8n AI / Production Recommended
2 vCPU / 4 GB RAM / 60 GB SSD
More memory for AI workflows, multiple tasks, frequent Code nodes, and slower integrations.
Team / High-Concurrency Production
4 vCPU / 8 GB RAM / 120 GB SSD
For teams and higher concurrency. This tier runs n8n with a private Postgres database by default.
Resources & documentation
How deployment works
- 1
Pick a plan and a region close to you.
- 2
Choose how you'll sign in and confirm your order.
- 3
Kumo provisions a Linux server and starts the app with Docker — ready in minutes.
Frequently asked questions
What is self-hosted n8n?
It's n8n running on a cloud server that belongs to your account instead of a shared automation workspace. You control the server, data location, and network exposure.
How do I access it after deployment?
Use http://SERVER_IP:5678 in your browser, then create the first owner account in n8n. The deployment output shows the exact IP endpoint.
Can I use my own domain and HTTPS?
Yes. Point your domain's DNS record to the server IP, then add your own reverse proxy and TLS configuration. If you move from IP to a domain, update n8n's public URL environment variables too.
Is n8n open source?
n8n is source-available under the Sustainable Use License. You can self-host it, but its license is different from OSI-approved open-source licenses.
What size should I choose?
Use Starter / Testing only for tests or light personal workflows. n8n Recommended (2 vCPU / 2 GB RAM) is the normal self-hosted default. Choose n8n AI / Production Recommended (2 vCPU / 4 GB RAM) for AI workflows, frequent Code nodes, or several tasks at once. The 4 vCPU / 8 GB RAM production tier automatically runs n8n with a private Postgres database.
Ready to deploy your own n8n?
Spin it up on a server you control. We handle provisioning and Docker — you keep the keys.
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