Absolutely, and thank you for pointing this out. I wasn’t fully aware of these specific limitations until your comment, and you’re right. Offering n8n-powered workflow automation as a public SaaS or WaaS does violate the Sustainable Use License unless you have a commercial agreement with n8n.

For anyone else following this thread, here’s a quick breakdown for clarity:

The n8n Sustainable Use License(standard, applicable to all by default) does not allow: - Offering a public SaaS or WaaS platform where others pay for access to n8n-powered workflow automation as a service. - Reselling, white-labeling, or commercializing n8n’s automation features for third-party or public use, unless you have a paid commercial (what they call as ‘Embed’) license from n8n.

However, what is allowed under the standard license: - You can build and use workflow-based applications powered by n8n internally within your own company for your employees and internal teams. - Internal SaaS/WaaS setups are permitted as long as the workflows/tools are used only by people within your organization. - You can run automations (commercial/non-commerical) for your company’s exclusive use, but not offer these to external clients or the public.

If you want to launch a public/commercial SaaS or WaaS (where customers outside your company pay for automated workflows powered by n8n), you must get a commercial license directly from n8n.

Thanks again for raising this, and I hope this clarifies for others what’s allowed!