Does this work on n8n Cloud?

Yes. Search for sona.to in the nodes panel and install it from there. On self-hosted n8n you can also install it from Settings, then Community nodes.

What does the trigger node need?

Nothing beyond the credential. It registers a webhook on your sona.to account when the workflow is activated and removes it when the workflow is deleted.

How many webhooks can I have?

Ten per account. A delivery that fails is retried three times, and twenty consecutive failures disable the endpoint until you enable it again from the API page.

How large a file can I upload?

Up to 100 MB through the upload operation.

Which plan do I need?

Every plan can use the API, including the free plan. The token is created on the API page in your account.

Is the source public?

Yes. The package is published on npm as n8n-nodes-sonato.

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Connect sona.to to n8n

Schedule posts, pull analytics and run SEO audits from an n8n workflow.

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n8n is a workflow automation tool you can run on your own server. The sona.to community node puts your account inside those workflows, so a post can be scheduled by whatever else you already run, and a finished SEO audit can start the next step somewhere else.

Two nodes

The sona.to node runs actions inside a workflow. The sona.to Trigger node starts a workflow when something happens in your account. Both use the same credential.

Signed event delivery

Every event is signed with HMAC SHA-256 over the raw request body, the same mechanism used by sona.to webhooks. The trigger node verifies the signature before the workflow runs, so a workflow cannot be started by a forged request.

Usable by AI agents

The node is exposed as a tool, so an agent step in n8n can call it directly and choose which operation to run based on the task it was given.

No runtime dependencies

The package ships with zero runtime dependencies and is published with build provenance, so what is on npm can be traced to the commit it was built from.

What it can do

Every operation available through the connection. Names are shown as they appear in the tool.

Post

Create
Get
Get Many
Update
Delete

SEO Project

Create
Get
Get Many
Get Pages
Get Issues
Run Audit

SEO Issue

Generate Fix

Channel

Get Many

File

Upload

Analytics

Account

Trigger events

A post is published
A post fails to publish
An SEO audit completes
An SEO audit fails

How to connect

Install the node

In n8n open Settings, then Community nodes, and install the package named n8n-nodes-sonato.

Create an API token

In sona.to open API in the sidebar and create a token. Choose write scope if your workflow will create or change anything, otherwise read scope is enough.

Add the credential

In n8n add a sona.to credential and paste the token. The credential is stored by n8n on your own instance.

Build the workflow

Add the sona.to node for actions, or the sona.to Trigger node to start a workflow from an event. Activating a workflow with a trigger registers the webhook on your account, and deleting it removes the webhook.

Pricing and terms

Price

The node is free. It needs a sona.to account, see pricing, and an n8n instance you run or subscribe to separately.

Licence

The package is published on npm under the MIT licence. Use of the sona.to API through it is covered by the sona.to Terms of Service.

Data handling

Requests go from your n8n instance directly to the sona.to API. No data passes through any intermediary service, and Sonato LLC processes it only as described in the Privacy Policy.

Support

Get in touch through the contact form.

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