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5 ways to self-host n8n and $ave money!

This is a comprehensive video that covers 5 ways (local and cloud based) to host n8n.

  1. npm
  2. docker
  3. render
  4. railway
  5. digital ocean

I learned a lot making this video. Now I can save my clients' money. I am sure they will appreciate it !

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June Report: $110 in Gumroad Revenue, 92% YT Channel Growth

Greetings everyone,

I have a few different sidestreams and I am currently using n8n at the core of my work from YouTube, Gumroad, to client work.

I find June's revenue to be a validation once again, especially for those interested in appearing in AI Search ($84 out of $110)

It helped me quite a lot that I my YouTube channel has grown. I added 83 subs. The video that helped me out the most was my n8n automation for creating Veo3 videos.

Keep making.

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Do NOT pay for n8n Pt 2 - Self Host via Docker

In the last post, I shared how you can self-host via npm. If you are looking to run n8n locally for yourself without overhead -- that's the best way!

However, if you are considering of having cron triggers or using n8n as your backend 24/7, then this is a great tutorial for you.

All in all, it's quite simple.

Steps

If you have downloaded Docker, go to Step 3

  1. Download Docker from Docker dot com — pick the version that matches your computer
  2. Install it > Open the Docker App on Desktop
  3. Docker Hub > Search for n8n
  4. Choose n8nio/n8n > Click “Pull”
  5. Images > Click the “Run” button to start > Expand the dropdown menu of the Optional Setting
  6. Ports: you can input whatever port you like, e.g. 5678, under the host port field > Run

Full YT Tutorial

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Do NOT PAY for n8n - Self Host via n8n

A client of mine needs to cut down on costs. (So do I!)

Turns out, you can n8n locally for FREE.

It's as simple as:

  • npx n8n
  • n8n

Then you get : http://localhost:5678

Here are the full length tutorials on Medium and YouTube

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AI Showdown Pt. 2 | Bolt.new vs Replit vs Same.dev

I recently submitted a head to head comparison of the 3 major AI model providers using Lovable. I tested the same prompt and got interesting results.

Chose to follow up and repeat with Bolt, Replit, and Same.

Long story short -- they perform virtually identical to each other, because they all use Anthropic under the hood.

They all have different base prompts.

Check the full YT video here.

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I made an app on Lovable using 1 command

Summary

This last weekend Lovable hosted an impromptu hackathon called the AI Showdown.

I made an entry for the $25K competition.

Its rules are simple:

  • Compare head to head the performance of OpenAI vs Anthropic vs Gemini.

So I decided to create a very simple submission that doubles down as an evaluation for future models and other platforms as well.

Namely, create a 2D Pokémon style game called Kanjemon, where the goal is to capture all 25 Kanji (Japanese scripture characters)

Motivation

I make language learning apps.

I also wanted a very simple comparison.

Results

Honestly, it's possible to 1-shot prompt an amazing MVP on Lovable -- no auth, just pure gameplay.

My personal favorite is Anthropic (better style taste), but OpenAI was incredible too (followed all instructions)

I wrote a lengthier write-up here, where I include the prompts and logic behind the submission.

YouTube demo

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n8n automation: Create + Post Branded Ads using Veo3

This flow was born out of the success of its predecessor -- a simple n8n automation that invoked the Fal AI API.

I wanted to go deeper in Veo3's capabilities.

I have to say it's great at generating ads.

Check this (Adidas) ad out !

In a nutshell the workflow is divided into three main phases: 

  1. Create Veo3 Video 
  2. Wait for Video Processing 
  3. Post on YouTube 

Check out the full demo here.

Let me know if you build anything -- link it below !

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SEO is a constant race

I have been really active on YouTube in the last 2 months.

My niche is mostly automations using nocode tools, specifically n8n.

Yesterday, I got notice that Veo3 is accessible by API.

So I decided to make a video about : Veo3 Video creation using n8n

I posted on YouTube and Medium.

The result ?

Top of the ranks on Google Search for 'n8n veo3 tutorial'

This wouldn't have happened, if I didn't hustle for it.

Keep making.

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Create Veo3 videos using n8n

Today I got notice that the Veo3 API is publicly available through fal ai.

So I made a video that walks you through.

It's an impressive model BUT quite expensive. It's ~1$ per video second.

Here's the demo!

A bit about the flow.

How It Works

1. A user submits a video prompt through a form.

2. An AI agent (using OpenRouter's Google Gemini 2.5 Flash model) refines the user's prompt into a detailed "script-to-screen" format suitable for video generation.

3. The refined prompt is sent to the FalAI Veo 3 model via an HTTP request to generate the video.

4. Details of the video request, including the date, the refined prompt, and the request URL, are stored in a Google Sheet.

Setup

To run this workflow, you need to set up credentials in n8n for:

* OpenRouter: Generate API key from your OpenRouter account.

* Fal AI: Generate API key from your FalAI account

* Google Sheets: Uses OAuth 2.0. Connect by authenticating your Google account.

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n8n tutorial: Setup a basic WhatsApp agent (from scratch)

Hey guys,

This tutorial walks you through along every step of the way. It's a tedious process, but you can do it.

Reason I made this is because WhatsApp has 1+ Billion users. Lots of clients have asked me to help them with a WhatsApp chatbot.

In summary what I did was:

Sett up the WhatsApp Trigger in n8n

Configure the Facebook/Meta Side

Connect n8n and Setting up the AI

Configure the WhatsApp Send Message Node

Finalize and Test the n8n Workflow

Activate and Live Test the Full System

Here's a full length write up on Medium.

Here's the YT Tutorial.

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