Hitting your monday.com automation limit?
We consolidate, rebuild and offload automations so you stay within your plan, or make a clear case for upgrading. Either way, your workflows keep running.
Sound familiar?
Your automations have quietly become a cost problem.
- Automation actions running out before the end of the month
- Workflows stopping when the limit is hit
- Duplicate automations and old Zaps nobody remembers building
- Pressure to upgrade your plan without knowing if it will help
What's included
Fewer, better automations that do the same job.
Automation audit
Every automation and integration mapped, with what each one costs in actions.
Consolidation
Duplicate and overlapping automations merged or removed.
Offload to Make.com
Heavy or complex logic moved to Make.com where it is cheaper and more reliable.
Board structure
Board design that needs fewer automations in the first place.
Plan advice
A clear view of whether an upgrade is worth it, and what it would solve.
Governance and handover
Rules for who builds automations and how, plus documentation.
The outcome
Workflows that keep running, at a cost you control.
Back within your plan limits
No more month-end outages
A clear automation standard for your team
How it works
Usually a two-week fix.
Audit
We measure where your automation actions go and find the waste.
Rebuild
We consolidate, offload and restructure, then test every workflow.
Govern
We document the new setup and agree how automations get built from here.
FAQs
Common questions
Why do we keep hitting the limit?
Usually a few automations account for most actions, often because of board structure, duplicate rules or integrations that trigger more often than they need to.
Should we just upgrade our plan?
Sometimes that is right. We show you the numbers first, so you can decide whether an upgrade or a clean-up is better value.
Will our workflows change?
The outcome for your team stays the same or improves. We change how it is built underneath.
