Escape n8n: Migrate Your Workflows to Production-Grade AgentsJasper Rexford
n8n got you off zero. That is a real thing. But by the time you are paying $667/month on Business tier, debugging visual workflows that break at scale, and watching costs climb every quarter, the tool that helped you start is now the thing slowing you down.
This service migrates your existing n8n workflows to native TypeScript agents on Supabase. Same logic, same external behaviour, properly versioned, properly tested, properly observable. The difference is everything underneath.
The math
A typical n8n Business customer pays $667/month for the platform plus an hour or two of ops time per week firefighting failed runs. Annualised that is $8,000+ in subscription and 50-100 hours of human time.
After migration: roughly £30-80/month total infrastructure (Supabase + hosting). Failed runs drop to near-zero because the agents have actual error handling and idempotency. Ops time on "fix n8n again" disappears.
Most clients pay back the build cost within 4-6 months and keep the savings for as long as the agents run, which is forever.
The risk you are carrying right now
n8n Cloud changed pricing twice in the last 18 months. You do not control the curve.
Visual workflows are hard to version, hard to test, hard to hand over.
When n8n changes a node, your workflow changes. You inherit their decisions.
Senior engineers take one look at the n8n setup and refuse to maintain it.
How it runs
I audit your current n8n setup, map each workflow to a native equivalent, then ship them as Supabase Edge Functions plus Postgres state. External behaviour stays identical so your integrations keep working. Cost and reliability change underneath.
What you get
All workflows rebuilt as native TypeScript agents (you own the code)
Postgres schema with full state, audit logs, idempotency keys
Test coverage matching current n8n behaviour
Written 12 and 36 month cost projection against your current n8n bill
Handover docs so your team or your next engineer can maintain it
Tiers
Starter: up to 5 workflows, 2 weeks, £1,497
Standard: 6-15 workflows, 3 weeks, £2,997
Enterprise: 16+ workflows, custom quote
Best fit
Businesses on n8n Business ($667+) or Enterprise tier, or anyone whose ops lead has "fix n8n again" on their weekly list. Not worth it if you are still on n8n Starter ($20) — wait until the pain is real.
Starting at$1,497
Duration2 weeks
Tags
Claude
PostgreSQL
Redis
Supabase
TypeScript
AI Agent Engineer
Automation Engineer
Backend Engineer
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Jasper Rexford proSunningdale, United Kingdom
Escape n8n: Migrate Your Workflows to Production-Grade AgentsJasper Rexford
Starting at$1,497
Duration2 weeks
Tags
Claude
PostgreSQL
Redis
Supabase
TypeScript
AI Agent Engineer
Automation Engineer
Backend Engineer
n8n got you off zero. That is a real thing. But by the time you are paying $667/month on Business tier, debugging visual workflows that break at scale, and watching costs climb every quarter, the tool that helped you start is now the thing slowing you down.
This service migrates your existing n8n workflows to native TypeScript agents on Supabase. Same logic, same external behaviour, properly versioned, properly tested, properly observable. The difference is everything underneath.
The math
A typical n8n Business customer pays $667/month for the platform plus an hour or two of ops time per week firefighting failed runs. Annualised that is $8,000+ in subscription and 50-100 hours of human time.
After migration: roughly £30-80/month total infrastructure (Supabase + hosting). Failed runs drop to near-zero because the agents have actual error handling and idempotency. Ops time on "fix n8n again" disappears.
Most clients pay back the build cost within 4-6 months and keep the savings for as long as the agents run, which is forever.
The risk you are carrying right now
n8n Cloud changed pricing twice in the last 18 months. You do not control the curve.
Visual workflows are hard to version, hard to test, hard to hand over.
When n8n changes a node, your workflow changes. You inherit their decisions.
Senior engineers take one look at the n8n setup and refuse to maintain it.
How it runs
I audit your current n8n setup, map each workflow to a native equivalent, then ship them as Supabase Edge Functions plus Postgres state. External behaviour stays identical so your integrations keep working. Cost and reliability change underneath.
What you get
All workflows rebuilt as native TypeScript agents (you own the code)
Postgres schema with full state, audit logs, idempotency keys
Test coverage matching current n8n behaviour
Written 12 and 36 month cost projection against your current n8n bill
Handover docs so your team or your next engineer can maintain it
Tiers
Starter: up to 5 workflows, 2 weeks, £1,497
Standard: 6-15 workflows, 3 weeks, £2,997
Enterprise: 16+ workflows, custom quote
Best fit
Businesses on n8n Business ($667+) or Enterprise tier, or anyone whose ops lead has "fix n8n again" on their weekly list. Not worth it if you are still on n8n Starter ($20) — wait until the pain is real.
$1,497