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Choosing between self-hosted and cloud-based automation platforms is a common decision for teams looking to scale processes efficiently. Both approaches have clear advantages and equally real trade-offs. The right choice depends less on ideology and more on context: compliance requirements, internal capabilities, and operational priorities. Below is a structured look at both models. Self-hosted automation What it is: Self-hosted automation means running an automation platform

Automation promises less manual work and more focus on what actually matters. But choosing the right tool isn’t trivial. While the low-code automation space is getting increasingly crowded, you have probably heard about these three: Make, Zapier and n8n . All three aim to connect your tools and automate workflows, but they take different approaches to do so. In this post, we break down where they shine, where they fall short, and which one fits which kind of team. Make: Visu

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