The Best n8n Agencies in 2026: 9 Partners Ranked on Evidence

If you search for “best n8n agencies”, the first page is mostly lists written by agencies that put themselves at number one. I’m not going to pretend this one is different in that respect, because we’re at number one here too. What I’ve tried to do differently is decide the order using things you can look up yourself in a couple of minutes, so that you don’t have to take my word for any of it. Whenever I say an agency is certified or has a certain number of reviews, there’s a link next to it that shows where that comes from, and that includes the claims about us.

How the ranking works

I looked at four things for every agency, and I weighted them roughly in this order.

1. n8n’s own partner directory. n8n runs a public directory at experts.n8n.io that shows whether an agency is listed, which tier it’s in, and how many client reviews n8n has verified. Anyone can write “n8n partner” on their website, so this is the first place I check whether it’s true.
2. Clutch-verified projects. Clutch calls the client before it publishes a review and records what the project cost. I paid more attention to the size of the projects than to the number of reviews, because forty reviews for $8,000 websites tell you something quite different from ten reviews for $100,000 systems.
3. Independent rankings. AI Agency Radar ranks n8n agencies using third-party review profiles and shows its sources next to each one, which makes it easy to check.
4. Published pricing. I gave credit to agencies that put real prices on their website, since it makes them much easier to compare and only a couple of them do it.

I checked all of this on 2 October 2026. Review counts and tiers change over time, so if you’re reading this a few months later it’s worth clicking through to see the current numbers.

If you’d rather watch than read, I also recorded a short video where I go through the same process on a real case. I show where I look for agencies, what I check on each one, and the comparison sheet I fill in as I go.

The nine agencies, checked

1. 2V Automation: the most verified n8n agency in the directory

This is my own company, so please read this entry with the same scepticism you’d bring to anyone writing about themselves, and then check it against our directory listing, our Clutch profile and the AI Agency Radar ranking. There are four reasons I’ve put us first.

We’re a Certified n8n Expert Partner. n8n certified us in December 2025 and the certification runs until December 2027. It covers self-hosting, custom node development and complex workflow architecture, and we were among the first fifteen agencies to receive it. The directory lists New York City as our main location and shows that we take on projects from $1,000 up to six figures.

We have the most five-star reviews in n8n’s directory. There are seven verified client reviews on our listing and all of them are five stars, while the next three agencies have six, five and four. One of those reviews is from Fire Plan Strategies, who say the system we built removed about 230 hours of manual work a month and cut their payment cycle from two weeks to two days. The others are from Bright Defense, Domicile0 and wild.solutions.

Our Clutch reviews are for larger projects than anyone else’s here. We have nineteen reviews on Clutch, all five stars, along with a Clutch Champion award from spring 2024 and a Clutch Global award from that autumn. Ten of those nineteen projects cost more than $50,000 and two of them more than $200,000. To be fair to Goodspeed, who appear further down, they have more Clutch reviews than we do in total, although only one of theirs is for a project above $50,000.

AI Agency Radar ranks us number one. In the ranking they updated on 30 September 2026 we’re first among n8n agencies, and also first among AI automation agencies and for AI agent development.

What we build. We build production n8n on your own infrastructure. In practice that usually means an automation layer that connects your CRM, your finance tools and everything in between, with AI agents in the places where a step needs some judgement, and sometimes a custom internal tool when nothing off the shelf does the job. We always start with a discovery week, where we spend a week inside your operation and then give you a process model, a clickable prototype, a costed roadmap and a written proposal. Those are yours to keep whether or not you go on to build with us.

What it costs. Our prices are on the website. A discovery week is $2,000 for a team of up to 20 people and $4,000 for 21 to 50, and you can book and pay for it online. After that we price each process separately, and most builds come in between $6,000 and $24,000 and take three to six weeks. Once a system is handed over it runs on its own, and any further improvement work is optional and agreed separately.

Who we’re right for. We’re a good fit if you run an operations-heavy company, you don’t have an automation team of your own, and you’d like the work to be decided by evidence before anyone starts building. We’re probably not the right choice if all you need is a single $2,000 workflow, or if you’re a Fortune 500 company running a large transformation programme with a dozen vendors.

2. PulpSense: certified, six five-star reviews, built for B2B sales teams

PulpSense comes closest to us on the directory’s own numbers. They’re a certified n8n partner with six verified reviews, all of them five stars. They’re based in Cheyenne, Wyoming and also work in Canada. They’re a certified Make partner as well, which I like because it means they can tell you honestly when n8n isn’t the right tool for the job.

What they build. Their work is mostly AI agents and automation for fast-growing B2B teams, covering lead generation, sales operations, CRM workflows and reporting. They also list custom nodes and integrations as a service, which not many agencies do.

What it costs. They don’t publish prices, but the budget range on their directory listing starts at $1,000, which is the lowest starting point of any agency here.

Who they’re right for. I’d look at PulpSense if your main problem is the sales pipeline and the automation around it. If you need finance, field service or document-heavy operations work, their reviews don’t really cover that, so I’d look elsewhere.

3. DataFix B.V.: five years of self-hosted n8n in the Netherlands

DataFix is in the directory’s Premium tier and has five verified reviews, all five stars. The company is based in Best in the Netherlands and is run by Bram Knuever. One of their clients mentions having worked with them for about five years, which is a long time when you consider that n8n only reached version 1.0 in 2023, so they’ve been doing this for nearly as long as anyone.

What they build. They do data integration, process automation and managed self-hosted n8n. From what I can see, their focus is on running the platform reliably over many years.

What it costs. They don’t publish prices.

Who they’re right for. DataFix makes sense if you’re in the Benelux or a German-speaking country and you want a partner who’ll still be looking after your n8n instance years from now. Their website is in Dutch, so if you need US working hours or documentation written in English first, they’re probably not the easiest fit.

4. Symplytics: Canada’s first Expert Partner, strong on architecture and governance

Symplytics is a Certified Expert Partner with four verified five-star reviews. Their office is on King Street West in Toronto, they describe themselves as Canada’s first official n8n Expert Partner, and they work with clients in Canada and the United States on Eastern time.

What they build. Their services read like what an in-house platform team would do, including architecture design, installation and infrastructure, implementation, governance, training and support. If you’re trying to work out how to run n8n across several departments without it becoming a mess, their website is the one that speaks to that most directly.

What it costs. They don’t publish prices, and the budget range on their directory listing starts at $5,000.

Who they’re right for. I’d consider them if you’re a mid-sized or larger company that wants the platform set up properly before the first workflow goes live, and you’d like your own team trained along the way. If you only want one process automated quickly and cheaply, they’d be more than you need.

5. Agent Studio: a Barcelona product studio with four five-star reviews

Agent Studio is listed as an n8n Expert and has four verified five-star reviews. It’s a product studio in Barcelona founded by Baptiste Jacquemet and Cesc Vilanova. They work in English, Spanish and French, mostly with smaller companies, and their directory listing shows budgets from $1,000 to $80,000.

What they build. They build digital products that have generative AI inside them and use n8n to orchestrate it. Their approach starts from the product, so it tends to suit a founder who’s building something to sell.

What it costs. They don’t publish prices.

Who they’re right for. They’re worth a look if you’re a Spanish or French-speaking company building an AI product. I’d be more careful if what you need is back-office automation, because their website hardly mentions n8n and you’d be relying on the directory listing to see that side of their work.

6. Goodspeed: the Bubble studio with 46 Clutch reviews

Goodspeed is a studio in London led by Harish Malhi. They’ve been in the directory at the Partner tier since August 2025 and have three verified five-star reviews there. They also publish their own “best n8n agencies” list, where they rank themselves first. What stands out to me about Goodspeed is their Clutch record, since they have 46 reviews at five stars, which is more than any other agency on this list and comes from about ten years of Bubble and web product work. Most of the reviews that mention a budget fall between $10,000 and $50,000, and one is above $50,000.

What they build. They mainly build products for startups, often in Bubble, with n8n connected as the automation layer and AI agents on top. They’re a Gold tier Bubble agency and mention Anthropic’s partner programme on their listing.

What it costs. They publish their prices, which I appreciate. A fixed build of up to four workflows is $5,000, an embedded n8n team starts at $10,000 a month, and they offer a free starter audit to begin with.

Who they’re right for. Goodspeed is a strong option if you’re a funded startup and n8n is going to sit inside the product you’re building. If you’re an established operations business, keep in mind that most of their reviews are for product and web work, and that the Partner tier is the entry level of the directory.

7. Bitovi: an engineering consultancy that writes n8n nodes

Bitovi is a Certified Expert Partner in the Premium tier. They’re based in Chicago and have been around since 2007, and their one verified directory review comes from a project with Verizon. They’re really an engineering consultancy that also does n8n, which shows in the fact that they offer custom nodes and integrations. Their Clutch profile lists an hourly rate of $150 to $199 and doesn’t have any reviews yet.

What they build. They work with engineering-led companies that want n8n nodes written to their own coding standards and reviewed like the rest of their code, and they usually begin with an AI adoption workshop.

What it costs. Apart from the hourly range on Clutch, they don’t publish prices.

Who they’re right for. Bitovi suits you if you already have engineers and want n8n treated as part of your codebase. If you don’t have engineers and you want someone to run the platform for you, another agency on this list will serve you better.

8. Easy8: the Microsoft 365 specialist

Easy8 is an n8n Expert Partner and Verified Creator. It’s a software company from Prague with a UK entity, and it holds ISO 27001, ISO 9001 and CMMI level 3 certifications. The reason I haven’t placed them higher is that they don’t have any verified client reviews in the directory yet, so although the credentials are solid there isn’t much client feedback to go on.

What they build. They build complex n8n workflows and AI agents for companies that run on Microsoft tools such as Teams, Outlook, SharePoint and Dynamics. They also sell their own WorkOps platform.

What it costs. They publish part of their pricing. Consulting and workflows are billed by the hour or by the day, agents are priced individually, and there’s an optional monthly support plan.

Who they’re right for. They’re a sensible choice if your company runs on Microsoft 365 and your IT department wants to see recognised security certifications. If reading client reviews before you sign is important to you, you’ll find there aren’t any to read yet.

9. Flowlyn: voice agents and offshore pricing, not in the directory

Flowlyn is an agency in Ahmedabad that publishes the other well-known “best n8n agencies” list and ranks itself first on it. When I checked, they weren’t listed in n8n’s partner directory. Their website offers n8n workflow services and Zapier-to-n8n migration alongside AI voice and chat agents, and it says clients typically save between $67,000 and $500,000 a year, although I couldn’t find where that figure comes from.

What they build. They build voice agents, chatbots, CRM integrations and workflow automation.

What it costs. They don’t publish prices, and the first step is a free strategy call.

Who they’re right for. Flowlyn could work if you want a voice agent built at an offshore rate. If official partner status matters to you, bear in mind that they aren’t in the directory.

Who was left out, and why

There are several agencies that show up on other lists and that I haven’t included here. In every case it’s because they weren’t in n8n’s partner directory when I checked, which means I couldn’t run the first check that everything else here is based on.

• n8n Lab says it has shipped more than 500 workflows and works US hours, but its team page doesn’t give anyone’s surname.
• Codimite, in Sri Lanka, has a Clutch profile with no reviews on it.
• Wappnet, Mpire Solutions, SayOne, Flowmondo and WeMake all have n8n service pages but no directory listing.
• Bacancy Technology has 64 Clutch reviews averaging 4.7 and more than a thousand developers. It’s a large offshore software company that offers n8n as one of dozens of technologies, and neither its Clutch profile nor the directory mentions n8n. If n8n is only a small part of a much bigger project, they could still be a reasonable choice.

Leaving an agency out doesn’t mean I think their work is poor. It only means I couldn’t verify their claims in the same way as the others.

Which agency for which job

If you need	Choose	Because
An operations-heavy business automated end to end, with evidence before the build	2V Automation	Certified, most directory reviews, largest verified projects, published price
A B2B sales pipeline automated on a small budget	PulpSense	Six five-star reviews on exactly that work, entry from $1,000
Long-term managed self-hosted n8n in the Benelux	DataFix	Five years on the platform, Premium tier
n8n set up across a larger organisation, with training	Symplytics	Architecture, governance and enablement services
An AI product for a Spanish or French-speaking market	Agent Studio	Product studio, three languages
n8n inside a Bubble startup product	Goodspeed	A decade of Bubble work, published n8n pricing
Custom nodes to engineering standards	Bitovi	Engineering consultancy, Verizon reference
Automation in a Microsoft 365 environment	Easy8	Microsoft focus, ISO 27001
A voice agent at an offshore rate	Flowlyn	Voice and chat agents, India-based

What an n8n agency costs in 2026

Only two of the agencies on this list publish full prices, and a third publishes part of its pricing. Everyone else will give you a quote on a call.

• 2V Automation: a discovery week is $2,000 for up to 20 people or $4,000 for 21 to 50. Builds are $6,000 to $24,000 per process and take three to six weeks, and optional improvement work starts at $1,000 a month.
• Goodspeed: $5,000 for a fixed build of up to four workflows, or an embedded team from $10,000 a month.
• Easy8: consulting billed by the hour or by the day, with agents priced individually.

Whichever agency you go with, I’d suggest two things. Ask for a fixed price for each process instead of an open-ended hourly arrangement, and ask what the second and third process would cost before you agree to the first, so that you know what the whole plan will cost.

Six questions for the first call

1. Are you listed at experts.n8n.io, under what name, and in which tier? You can look it up while they’re answering.
2. Who exactly will be building this, and where are they based?
3. Will we own the n8n instance and all the credentials in it from the first day?
4. What would the handover look like if we stopped working together in six months?
5. Can you give us a price for the second process now, or only for the first?
6. Which of your clients is most similar to us, and could we talk to them?

In my experience, not many agencies can answer all six of these comfortably, so the answers will tell you a lot.

If you’d like to see how we answer them, our n8n automation agency page has the directory link, our pricing and a full description of the discovery week. And if you’re still deciding whether n8n is the right platform before you hire anyone, our comparisons of n8n vs Zapier and n8n vs Make are a good place to start.