AutomationMart

AutomationMartMarketplace for Make, n8n & Zapier flows

AutomationMart is a marketplace for buying and selling pre-built automation workflows for Make.com, n8n and Zapier. Buyers browse and preview workflow diagrams, then download JSON blueprints and setup guides instantly after payment. Sellers keep 80% of each sale, paid out via Razorpay. Optional paid installation help is available.

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What AutomationMart is

AutomationMart is a marketplace for pre-built automation workflows, describing itself as the marketplace for Make.com, n8n and Zapier automations. Instead of building a flow from scratch, buyers can purchase a ready-made blueprint, and builders can monetize workflows they have already made.

For buyers

Buyers can filter workflows by platform, category and integrated apps, and preview the workflow diagram before purchasing. After payment, JSON blueprint files and setup guides download immediately, and the site says most workflows can go live in under 15 minutes. For those who prefer help, optional professional installation is offered for a fixed fee.

  • Supports Make.com, n8n and Zapier, with Pipedream and ActivePieces noted as planned.
  • Instant delivery of JSON blueprints plus setup guides, with previewable diagrams before you buy.

For sellers and payments

Sellers list their automations and keep 80% of each sale, with the platform taking 20%. Payments are handled through Razorpay, supporting methods such as UPI, cards and net banking, and payouts are described as weekly. Buyer prices range from free up to a few thousand rupees depending on the workflow.

Who it is for

The marketplace suits teams and individuals who use Make.com, n8n or Zapier and want ready-made solutions quickly, as well as automation builders looking to earn from templates they already own.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Ready-made workflows for Make.com, n8n and Zapier in one place
  • Preview diagrams before buying and instant JSON delivery after payment
  • Setup guides help most workflows go live quickly
  • Sellers keep 80% of each sale, paid via Razorpay

Cons

  • Payments and payouts are Razorpay-based, oriented to the Indian market
  • Workflow quality depends on individual third-party sellers
  • Some flows still require configuring your own app credentials

Frequently Asked Questions

What is AutomationMart?

It is a marketplace for buying and selling pre-built automation workflows for Make.com, n8n and Zapier, delivered as downloadable JSON blueprints with setup guides.

How are workflows delivered?

After payment, JSON blueprint files and setup guides download immediately, and the site says most workflows can be live in under 15 minutes.

How much do sellers earn?

Sellers keep 80% of each sale, with the platform taking 20%, paid out through Razorpay.

Which platforms are supported?

Make.com, n8n and Zapier are supported, with Pipedream and ActivePieces noted as planned.

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