What NativeShip is about
What makes it different
Every SaaS founder eventually hears the same question from a power user: "Do you support n8n?" NativeShip exists because of that moment. The platform generates a ready-to-publish n8n community node from your existing API — so your customers can use your product inside their own n8n workflows without you hiring an integrations team.
It works like this: you bring an OpenAPI 3 specification of your API. NativeShip turns it into an n8n node package that follows n8n's official node guidelines, complete with a live visual preview where you shape exactly what your users see — rename resources, reorder operations, hide what users don't need, and write every label.
When the node looks right, you publish it from your own GitHub repository and npm account in one click. Signed npm provenance links each release to the exact source commit and CI run that built it — which is what n8n requires before a community node can be verified for n8n Cloud users.
Maintenance is part of the package. NativeShip watches your API and proposes the next version whenever it changes; nothing is published until you confirm. Each version links to its npm package, Git tag, and workflow run, so you always know what shipped and when.
There are two ways to get started: generate the node yourself in minutes for a one-time $199, or pay $359 to have the NativeShip team build, test, and ship it with you — no engineering time from your side, and the node stays in step when your API changes. The platform already ships real nodes you can install today, including nodes for TrustMRR, Factorial, Post Bridge, and Microsoft Clarity.
NativeShip was built by Bhavy Shekhaliya, a verified n8n creator who spent years building client automations in n8n before productizing the hardest part of the job. His thesis: people use products less through the UI and more through integrations like n8n and MCP — and if your product isn't there, you get skipped.
