Control and flexibility
n8n
Strong when you need self-hosting, custom APIs, complex branching, reusable sub-workflows, or detailed execution inspection.
Read the n8n guide →Relay.app shutdown · migration checklist
Relay says paid workspaces remain available through September 14, 2026. Preserve the complete export while you still can, then use evidence—not panic—to choose n8n, Make, or Zapier and rebuild the highest-risk workflows first.
Relay already unavailable? Start with the post-shutdown recovery guide →
Confirm your exact deadline in Relay's official communications and account. Do not wait for the final day to discover a missing export or workflow owner.
Download the complete workspace ZIP and keep an untouched original in a backed-up location.
List workflow owners, connected accounts, schedules, webhook callers, and the people who approve human steps.
Use Relay Rescue to inventory workflows, sequences, tables, dependencies, prompts, run evidence, and missing artifacts.
Compare operating needs and complexity. One destination does not have to win every workload.
Migrate in value-and-risk order, reconnect credentials, test alternate branches, and keep rollback evidence.
Relay Rescue is not another platform's importer. It creates a neutral inventory and risk assessment so you can choose the right rebuilding environment.
Control and flexibility
Strong when you need self-hosting, custom APIs, complex branching, reusable sub-workflows, or detailed execution inspection.
Read the n8n guide →Visual data mapping
Strong for visual scenarios, routers, iterators, aggregators, and teams that want managed infrastructure.
Read the Make guide →Fast managed setup
Strong for familiar business apps, linear workflows, and teams prioritizing straightforward nontechnical ownership.
Read the Zapier guide →Check official help first: Make offers an eligibility-based migration program, while Zapier publishes its own Relay migration guidance. Relay Rescue is most useful before that decision because it shows what is actually in the export and what may not translate cleanly. Make migration program ↗ · Zapier migration guide ↗
The packet is a planning artifact, not an automatic conversion. It is designed to make the manual rebuild safer and easier to hand off.
The practical answers before you commit to a destination or consultant.
No. Relay exports are not native n8n, Make, or Zapier imports. Relay Rescue creates an inventory, risk audit, and rebuild packet. Credentials and behavior must be recreated and tested.
Use it when you are eligible and the destination fits your operating needs. Keep the original export and an independent inventory so you can verify scope, omissions, and behavioral differences.
Start with high-value workflows that have clear owners, representative test data, and manageable control flow. Use those to prove your destination pattern before moving complex approvals or stateful automations.
No. The workspace archive is read in the current browser tab. Only payload-free usage signals are sent; workflow contents and generated packets are not transmitted.
Run the free local audit first. If you want a second set of eyes, the optional $99 migration-planning call covers destination fit, risk review, and rebuild order. That $99 is credited toward an assisted rebuild if you continue.
support@relayrescue.app · Opens an email draft, not a booking or payment. Include your time zone and destination; do not send exports, credentials, packets, or customer data. No obligation to purchase rebuild services.