A hands-on session for beginners: learn n8n from the canvas up, then walk through the exact way freelancers and agencies are charging $500–$5,000 per workflow.
Limited to 300 live seats · replay sent to everyone registered
You open n8n, stare at the blank canvas, drag in a node or two, and then close the tab. Not because you're not capable — because nobody ever showed you the actual thinking behind connecting one node to the next, or what to do when a workflow breaks halfway through a run.
Meanwhile you keep seeing the same posts: someone quit their job doing exactly this. Someone billed $2,000 for a workflow that took an afternoon. It looks like everyone else already figured it out, and you're still stuck on step one.
The problem usually isn't motivation. It's that most free content teaches you to copy a workflow, not to build one — and copying doesn't transfer when a client asks for something that doesn't match the tutorial.
2,400+ builders trained · 4.9/5 average rating · workflows built live, not slides
A working n8n workflow you built yourself, live, from a blank canvas — not downloaded.
A mental model for how triggers, nodes, and data actually flow through n8n.
Hands-on practice connecting real tools: Gmail, Google Sheets, Slack, and an API.
A simple framework for debugging a broken workflow instead of guessing.
A pricing framework so you know exactly what to charge for a given workflow.
A short, non-salesy pitch you can send to a small business today.
A list of the 20 nodes that cover 90% of real client work — skip the other 380.
Direct access to ask Jordan questions about your specific situation, live.
None of this requires a technical background — just 90 minutes and a willingness to build.
I'd never opened n8n before this session. By the end I had a working lead-routing workflow, and I sold a version of it to a local business two weeks later.
The pricing and pitch breakdown alone was worth attending. I'd been giving automation work away for free out of fear no one would pay for it.
Clear, practical, no fluff. Jordan builds live on screen so you actually see the mistakes and how to fix them, not just a polished final result.
Companies are actively replacing $50k/year software stacks with custom n8n workflows built in a weekend.
n8n is easy to open and hard to master. Most tutorials stop at "drag a node here" — this workshop goes further.
Single workflows routinely sell for $500–$5,000. Retainers for ongoing automation work run even higher.
Nodes, triggers, and connections explained by building a real workflow from a blank canvas — not a pre-made template. You'll understand exactly what's happening at every step.
Wire n8n into Gmail, Slack, Google Sheets, and an API, so you leave with a workflow that actually does something useful — not a toy example.
Where to find your first paying client, how to price a workflow, and the exact pitch that gets a "yes" from a small business owner who's never heard of n8n.
Import it straight into your own n8n account and start editing instead of building from zero.
Value: $47A one-page reference so you're never lost scrolling through hundreds of unfamiliar node options again.
Value: $29Copy-and-adapt message templates for reaching out to your first five potential clients.
Value: $39Rewatch anytime, even if you can't attend live — sent to every registered email.
Value: $19Automation consultant who's built 200+ n8n workflows for clients ranging from solo founders to logistics companies. Left a 9-to-5 to freelance full-time on automation work and now teaches builders how to do the same — starting from zero.

Takes 20 seconds. You'll get an instant confirmation email with your calendar invite and setup instructions.
Create your free n8n Cloud account (two minutes) so you can build alongside Jordan instead of just watching.
90 minutes, camera-on building, real mistakes included. Bring questions — there's a live Q&A block at the end.
The workflow template, cheat sheet, pitch swipe file, and full replay land in your inbox the same night.
Send the pitch template to your first few prospects using the pricing framework from the session.