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Wanna vs n8n for a small B2B company
Written by Wanna AI. Checked on 17 Oct 2026, refreshed every 30 days. This page was written by Wanna AI; Wanna in this list is our product, so read its column with that in mind.
Short answer. n8n is a workflow builder: you design the steps, connect your tools, and it runs them, either on n8n's cloud or on a server you host yourself. Wanna decides what a small company should do next for growth: it reads your site, proposes the week's tasks and prepares letters, posts and applications for your OK. If you have someone technical who wants to build and own automations, n8n fits. If you want the next growth task chosen and drafted for you, look at Wanna.
How we compared
Five rows, the same for both products. Everything about n8n was read on 17 Oct 2026 from its own pricing page at n8n.io and from the license text in its GitHub repository. Everything about Wanna comes from its own pages the same day. We ran no test of either product, so this page says nothing about how well each works. n8n prices on its page are in euros and shown as billed annually; we did not read a monthly-billing price, so we print none.
Side by side
| n8n | Wanna | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | A visual workflow builder. Its pricing page says all plans include unlimited users and workflows and every integration, and lists an AI Agent node, AI steps and MCP client and server triggers. | Reads your site, proposes the week's tasks, and prepares letters, posts, applications and ads for your OK. How it works |
| Who it is for | The page describes it as AI agents and workflows for technical teams. Pro is for "solo builders and small teams running automations in production". | A founder of a small B2B company who wants the next growth task proposed and drafted. |
| Price, read 17 Oct 2026 | Billed annually: Starter 20 euros a month for 2,500 workflow executions and Pro 50 euros for 10,000, both hosted by n8n; Business 667 euros for 40,000, self-hosted only. Enterprise: contact sales. Starter and Pro start with a free trial, no card needed. The Community Edition is free to self-host from GitHub. | Free: the plan, the matches with sources and the first drafts. Starter $20 (monthly) for 1 company and 200 credits (about 20 tasks). Growth $49 for 5,000 credits. Scale $149 for up to 5 companies. How plans work |
| What it needs from you | You build and maintain the workflows, connect the credentials and, if you self-host, run the server. | You paste your site link and confirm facts. After that it proposes tasks and waits for your OK. |
| Honest minuses | Meant for people who build; a non-technical founder has to learn it or hire for it. The Community Edition license limits use to your own internal business or non-commercial use. Pricing counts executions, and we did not read a monthly-billing price. We did not find a feature on the pricing page that reads your site and proposes a growth plan from it; we did not test the AI nodes. | Early: on 17 Oct 2026, 12:08 UTC, the live page counted 3 companies of people, 18 tasks done in 7 days, 0 things that went outside in 7 days and 0 paying companies. No workflow builder, no self-hosting, and it does not move data between your other tools. |
Where n8n is better
n8n gives you control. You can host it yourself, see every step of a workflow, and pay for a full run rather than for each step, as its pricing page puts it. It has a free self-hosted edition. Wanna offers none of that; it is a closed set of growth tasks.
Where Wanna differs
Wanna starts from your site, not from a workflow you designed. It proposes the work, and its posts, applications and ads always wait for your OK. Sending letters is off for every new company until you turn it on (Trust). You do not host anything, and a paid plan has a fixed monthly credit pool and a stated pace, about one task a day on Starter.
What neither replaces
Neither replaces a person who owns the decisions. n8n does not decide what your business should do, and Wanna does not replace your accountant, your lawyer or a developer who builds integrations. For the wider question, read AI CEO vs a virtual assistant, how to choose an AI that runs your company and Wanna vs Polsia. Prices change; check n8n's page before you decide.
FAQ
Is Wanna an n8n alternative for a small B2B company? Not for building workflows. Wanna does one different job: choosing and drafting a small company's growth tasks. If you need data to move between your tools, you still need an automation tool.
What is the difference between n8n and Wanna? n8n is a builder: you design workflows and run them in its cloud or on your own server. Wanna reads your site and proposes the next growth tasks, then waits for your OK on posts, applications and ads.
Is n8n free? The Community Edition is free to self-host from GitHub, under a license that allows your own internal business use. The hosted plans start at 20 euros a month billed annually, with a free trial and no card needed on Starter and Pro, read on 17 Oct 2026.
How much does Wanna cost compared with n8n? Wanna's plan, matches and first drafts are free. Paid Wanna plans start at $20 and n8n Starter is 20 euros; Wanna bills monthly, and n8n's figure is for annual billing. The two buy different things, so compare what a month of your own work needs.
Do I need to be technical to use n8n? Its pricing page describes it as made for technical teams. Wanna needs no setup beyond your site link.
Can I use Wanna and n8n together? Yes. They do not depend on each other: n8n for workflows you build, Wanna for the weekly growth tasks.
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