The concept is a marketplace for pre-built "AI agents". Essentially, these are advanced n8n workflow templates designed to handle specific business automation tasks autonomously – think lead enrichment, document data extraction, basic customer support triage, etc.
The premise is simple: many businesses, especially smaller ones, want the benefits of AI/automation but lack the time or technical skills to build it themselves. I saw an article in Forbes that noted \~41% of SMBs use AI to save time and \~33% need it to compete. My idea gives them ready-made solutions. On top of that, platforms like Upwork are flooded with job posts from SMBs looking for freelancers to build these exact kinds of automations (lead gen, social media, etc.). My idea gives them a ready-made product instead of hiring.
Because these agents are built on n8n, they offer a good balance: powerful enough for complex tasks but also relatively easy for non-devs to deploy and modify compared to custom code. Buyers get a working automation quickly; builders can monetize their n8n skills.
My question for this community: does this model – selling pre-built, modifiable n8n automation agents – feel like it has legs to reach something like $10k MRR?
Would businesses consistently pay for these ready-made agents instead of building/outsourcing? What are the potential scaling challenges or revenue assumptions I should be stress-testing for that $10k MRR target?
Appreciate any direct feedback or reality checks on the potential here. Thanks.