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Automation Squad

Pre-built automations · Made-to-order integrations

Automations you can buy, for the apps you already run.

Tested workflow packages for n8n, with Make and Zapier where they fit. Organised by app, by job and by task. Import one in an afternoon, or have it installed on a call. If the one you need is not on the shelf, order it built, quoted within a business day.

Every package: the export, a written setup guide, a walkthrough, 30 days of support.

60
Automations on the shelf
52
Apps connected
870
Jobs mapped from the occupation graph
16
Kinds of work covered

Three ways in

Start from what you know

The shelf

Pre-built, priced, documented

All 60

How it works

Three steps, no meetings required

  1. 01

    Pick it, or describe it

    Find the automation by app, job or task. If it is not there, write down what should start it and what should happen.

  2. 02

    Buy it, or get a quote

    Catalog packages are $49, $99, $199 one-time. Anything else is quoted, fixed, within one business day.

  3. 03

    Import it, or have it installed

    Import the export and follow the guide, or add installation and we connect the accounts on a 45-minute call with 30 days of support.

Not on the shelf?

Order it built. One at a time, fixed price, dated.

Integrations à la carte. Name the apps, describe the outcome, and get a fixed quote with a delivery date within one business day. No discovery calls, no retainers, and the build is yours to keep.

Single integration

from $1,497

5 business days

Multi-system automation

from $2,997

10 business days

Agent or system build

Quoted

after one call

Who builds these

A named person, not a template farm.

Robert MacKelfresh runs Automation Squad: consultant, author and builder with 25 years across programming, marketing, ecommerce and automation. Every package on this shelf is tested on real accounts before it ships, every made-to-order build is specified in writing before it is paid for, and when an app changes its API the package gets updated. If something is wrong, it gets fixed under a name, not a ticket number.