n8n Enterprise Plan Price and Team Plans Explained (2026)

The n8n Enterprise plan price is not published: Enterprise is quoted by sales, and n8n says its pricing scales with workflow executions rather than workflow count. The published plans below it are Starter at 20 euros, Pro from 50 euros and Business at 667 euros a month, billed annually, and every plan includes unlimited users. The real question for a team is which features you need, because SSO, environments and Git version control start at Business.

Checked October 2026 against n8n's pricing page and its FAQ, and n8n's docs on roles and source control and environments. Prices are in euros as n8n lists them and change over time.

For a full breakdown of cloud tiers and the self-host break-even, see our n8n pricing comparison. For templates and setup guides, start at our n8n hub.

n8n Enterprise plan price and the plans below it

n8n charges for full workflow executions, not for each step, so a 20-node workflow that runs once counts as one execution. Its FAQ says executions and AI credits reset on the 1st of each month, regardless of your billing date. Monthly billing is also available; the figures above are n8n's annual prices.

What each plan gates

Since users are unlimited on every plan, the upgrade triggers are features and scale. This table lists where n8n's pricing page first shows each team-related feature:

The jump from Pro to Business is the big one, both in price and in what you get: SSO and LDAP, multiple environments, queue mode and Git-based version control arrive together. Enterprise then adds governance features: external secret stores, log streaming, extended data retention, 365 days of insights and support with an SLA.

n8n team plan: projects and roles

Teams in n8n organise work into projects. Shared projects let a group own workflows and credentials together; the pricing page lists 1 shared project on Starter, 3 on Pro, 6 on Business and unlimited on Enterprise. Inside a project, n8n's docs describe three roles: Admin, Editor and Viewer, and a person can hold different roles in different projects. Some project roles are only available on certain plans, so check the roles page against your plan before designing access.

n8n SSO for enterprise: Business vs Enterprise

If single sign-on is a requirement, the minimum is Business, which lists SSO and LDAP. Organisations with formal compliance needs usually also need what Enterprise adds: secrets held in an external store rather than in n8n, logs streamed to their own monitoring, longer data retention, and an SLA. n8n positions Business for companies under 100 employees needing collaboration and scale, and Enterprise for organisations with strict compliance and governance needs.

Cheaper patterns for small teams

Many small teams do not need Business features on day one. A practical setup uses one instance, Git for history, and a staging area for testing:

The CLI route gives you history and backups without built-in environments. It is more manual, and the n8n docs note that imports overwrite workflows with matching IDs, so it suits teams where one person owns deployment. Our guide to n8n version control covers both the built-in and CLI approaches in detail.

For those line items, see our breakdown of n8n self-hosted costs.

Estimating how many executions you need

Because every plan is priced on executions, a quick estimate tells you which tier fits before you think about features. List each production workflow, how it is triggered, and how often it runs:

• Scheduled workflows: runs per day multiplied by about 30. A workflow that runs every 15 minutes is roughly 2,880 executions a month on its own.
• Webhook and app triggers: one execution per incoming event, so estimate from form submissions, orders or messages per month.
• Sub-workflows: check how your plan counts workflows called by other workflows in n8n's pricing FAQ before assuming they are free.

Polling triggers that check for new data on a timer are the usual surprise: a check every minute adds up fast even when nothing new arrives. Where an app supports webhooks, a webhook trigger usually uses far fewer executions than polling. n8n's pricing FAQ also explains how to add executions to a plan if you run over, which can be cheaper than jumping a whole tier.

Cloud or self-hosted for a team?

n8n offers both hosted cloud plans and self-hosted plans, and the Business plan is described as self-hosted. The choice is mostly about who runs the infrastructure. Cloud removes server work, updates and backups from your list. Self-hosting gives you control over data location, custom domains and network access, at the cost of maintaining the stack. Teams with a strict data-residency requirement often lean self-hosted; teams without an ops person usually find cloud simpler.

When to upgrade

• Starter to Pro: you need more than 2,500 executions a month, more concurrency, admin roles or workflow history.
• Pro to Business: SSO becomes a requirement, you want separate development and production environments, or you need Git-based version control and queue mode.
• Business to Enterprise: security or compliance teams require external secrets, log streaming, longer retention or an SLA.

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