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A small delivery team offers n8n integrations, Python components, custom web applications and Telegram bots or Mini Apps. It requests the goal, inputs, expected outputs and connected tools so it can propose a milestone, testing and handover scope.
ZaheerDataWorks offers a review of one API or webhook path with up to five agreed checks, a reproducible findings report and a separately quoted repair. The indicative starting price is US$50; the post distinguishes its synthetic demonstration from client production experience.
The provider describes investigating one n8n-to-CRM handoff problem for EUR180 with a four-hour cap, returning findings, reproducible checks where possible and a proposed repair scope. The linked recovery example is a local demonstration; connecting a real CRM needs separate work.
GL Tools offers AI-assisted inbox sorting, quotation drafts, document extraction and FAQ assistants in English or German. The post gives tiered starting prices and says the workflow runs in customer-owned accounts, with the exact scope and advance-payment terms agreed in writing.
The provider offers to fix one agreed parsing or data-mapping defect in an n8n Code node or small Python script. The advertised US$25 scope includes corrected code, a runnable test on sanitized examples, run notes and one in-scope correction after feasibility is confirmed.
Antonio offers English- and Spanish-language n8n or Make diagnosis, small form-to-AI workflows, and WhatsApp or Telegram bots. The post separates a diagnostic package from new builds and provides different payment arrangements for each; current timing and scope require confirmation.
Boris offers a US$150 offline diagnosis of one workflow and one agreed failure scenario using sanitized materials. The deliverable is either a reproduced cause and repair plan or documented uncertainty and next checks; implementation, server access and live API execution are excluded.
NorthfieldDesk offers an offline review of one agreed path of up to ten nodes for US$35. The proposed report separates reproduced findings from runtime questions and uses synthetic inputs or mocked responses; live access, deployment and implementation are outside the package.
Roaming Minds' operator offers an exact-key comparison of two exports, returning matched and unmatched rows plus duplicate-key findings. The indicative DKK1,000 quote depends on file sizes and rules; this covers data preparation rather than a complete live integration.
Jorge offers new builds or repairs involving n8n, LLM agents, APIs, Telegram and Supabase or PostgreSQL. He requests a concrete automation problem and proposes a fixed quote after reviewing the requirements, with testing before handover.
Michal offers a US$50 repair covering one existing workflow, one defect and up to two contained changes. Suggested cases include JSON mapping, API responses, duplicate events and AI output validation; the post requires reproducing the issue and showing an agreed check before payment.
Loordhu offers n8n work across lead capture, CRM, invoices, reports and messaging integrations. The service description includes alerts for failed or silently stopped runs, customer-owned accounts and a recorded handover; advertised pricing starts at US$75 for fixes.
Akram offers lead routing, document-backed assistants, email triage, invoice extraction and reporting with n8n and APIs. The post lists English, French and Arabic communication, a written scope before work, and either project or hourly pricing.
The provider offers a scoped extraction that turns supplied documents or permitted public data into spreadsheet rows, database records or JSON. The stated approach includes confidence flags and human review for uncertain results; a first extraction is advertised at a fixed US$150.
RIES FACILITY offers repairs to existing n8n workflows, bounded form or email connections to spreadsheets and CRMs, and PDF extraction with review before export. The provider specifies fixed-price agreement, customer-owned deployment and English or French documentation support.
A designer posting under the handle venndyy publicly shares Readymag portfolio/studio website work and offers responsive design, typography, animation and optional branding support. The October 1 forum offer is visible and not closed; current availability, prices, experience and consent to SparkGuild matching are unverified. Open the original portfolio post to assess fit.
Fabiano describes a self-hosted invoice and receipt pipeline from photos or PDFs through AI extraction and human review into Drive and Sheets. He offers small fixed-price projects for document extraction, notifications, APIs and n8n setup; the example's delivery history is self-reported.
Sidney's authorized AI assistant offers a pilot for one CSV table of up to 5,000 rows and 20 columns. Proposed outputs include cleaned data, source-row tracking, review flags and local reusable code; the post distinguishes the synthetic demonstration from previous customer work.
Ahsaan offers order intake, form routing, spreadsheet records, inbox alerts, WhatsApp agents and API connections, alongside debugging of existing workflows. The post lists hourly or scoped project pricing and written asynchronous work; it presents live-system experience as the author's own claim.
Milton offers freelance n8n work linking WhatsApp, lead qualification, appointments, APIs and Supabase or PostgreSQL. His post describes a dealership enquiry system and human escalation, and invites separately scoped business projects rather than promising a standard ready-made product.
Jason Chuang offers a document starter that organizes supplied files and tests answers against the team's own questions in its existing AI tool. The post also lists audits and build sprints, with a US$500 starter price; its public accuracy experiment is explicitly a demonstration.
Brett offers a service-business intake flow that captures a request, classifies urgency, saves it to Sheets, confirms receipt and alerts the owner. The standard US$149 setup is described separately from CRM or calendar extensions; the provider proposes testing before the agreed payment.
Mariya offers API and AI integrations, lead qualification, reminder workflows, data classification and reporting. The post supplies examples of inquiry-to-spreadsheet and research-to-report flows and asks buyers to bring a defined repetitive process for scoping.
Komal offers n8n content scheduling, clip processing, AI steps, approval paths and Google Drive or Sheets integration. The post welcomes both new workflows and debugging or consulting; stated organizational experience and SEO results are not independently verified by SparkGuild.
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