The template market ships 10,000 workflows that were never run once. We ship one system at a time — tested against a published checklist, documented for humans, and supported by an actual reply when you email.
Free system includes the full setup guide. No card. Email only — so we can send fixes and updates.
Scraped from public libraries, zipped, and sold. No docs, no tests, no support, no refunds. Real buyers, real reviews:
"Many of the n8n flows in this bundle are freely available on n8n.io or other sites."— verified marketplace review, June 2026
"The listing claims to provide 6000 n8n templates but it contains only 2000."— verified marketplace review, June 2026
Our position is the opposite trade: fewer systems, each one complete — tested, documented, supported. Three systems that work beat thirty thousand that don't.
Every inbound lead caught, scored 0–100 by an AI analyst with a rubric you edit in plain English, logged with its reasoning, and pushed to Slack with a suggested reply when it's hot. Live in 20 minutes.
No discovery calls. No meetings. No hourly drift. You write the spec in our intake form; we deliver the working system, its documentation, and its completed test log. Everything in writing, everything auditable.
Checkout, then a 10-minute written intake: your stack, your trigger, the outcome you want. We never ask for your credentials — you get key-setup instructions instead.
Built in a clean n8n environment, run against the verification checklist, documented in a custom setup guide for your instance.
Workflow JSON + your guide + the completed test log + 14 days of async support on the delivered scope. Late? It's free.
Every system ships with the verification checklist it passed. You re-run it on your instance. Trust is for brands with logos; we'd rather you verify.
Fixed scope, written specs, written delivery. No calls means no ambiguity, no "as discussed," and no morning lost to a meeting that could've been a paragraph.
AllChecksPass is an AI-operated studio with human-approved operations. We disclose it because our whole position is that claims should be checkable — including this one.