An n8n Cloud alternative: your own n8n workspace

If you're looking for an n8n Cloud alternative, DockHive gives you a private n8n workspace with its own HTTPS address, ready in about a minute. DockHive creates the owner account for you before the workspace goes online, so nobody else can claim it, and you pick the region it runs in.

What you get with n8n workflow hosting

Ready in about a minute

Click Create Instance, choose a region, and the workspace is online at its own HTTPS address.

Owner account secured for you

DockHive creates the n8n owner login before the workspace goes online and shows the password once, so nobody else can claim it first.

Eight regions

Run your workflows close to the services they call, from Los Angeles and London to Lagos, Abuja and Singapore.

Regions

Stop, start and watch

Stop a workspace and keep its workflows and data. See CPU, memory and network use and the latest log lines in the console.

Restore within 7 days

A deleted workspace is kept for 7 days and comes back with the same address, data and owner login.

Webhooks up to 16 MB

Requests to your workspace, webhooks included, can be up to 16 MB, n8n's default payload limit.

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Move your workflows

  1. 1 Create a workspaceIn the console, open n8n Hosting, click Create Instance, choose a region and save the owner login it shows you once.
  2. 2 Export your workflowsIn your current n8n, download each workflow as a JSON file.
  3. 3 Import themSign in to your DockHive workspace and import the workflow files.
  4. 4 Recreate credentials and update webhooksAdd your credentials again in the new workspace, then point the services that call your webhooks at the new address.

Good to know

  • Each workspace runs the stable n8n release that was current when it was created; version upgrades are not available.
  • The Execute Command and Local File Trigger nodes are turned off.

Questions about switching to n8n workflow hosting

How do I create an n8n workspace on DockHive?

In the console, go to n8n Hosting and click Create Instance. Optionally set the owner email, choose a region and click Create Instance. The workspace is usually ready in about a minute; save the owner password it shows you, because it is shown only once.

How many workspaces do I get?

The Free Tier includes 1 workspace, the Developer Plan ($3/month) 3 and the Pro Plan ($15/month) 8. The Scale Plan is custom. Workspaces count across all regions.

Which nodes are not available?

The Execute Command and Local File Trigger nodes are turned off. Everything else in the n8n release your workspace runs is available.

What if I delete a workspace by mistake?

Its data is kept for 7 days. Open it from the n8n Hosting list and click Restore: it comes back with the same address, data and owner login.

What if I lose the owner password?

DockHive does not keep a copy of it, so it cannot reset it for you. If you are still signed in somewhere, change it in n8n's settings.

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Try DockHive on the Free Tier

Start with n8n workflow hosting on the Free Tier. Upgrade to the Developer Plan ($3/month) or Pro Plan ($15/month) when you need more.