From so many days people have been asking me, how do we sell first anything in the easiest and without
writing a single line of code, plus how we deploy MCP servers inside our account.
So in this video, I'm going to show you that again I'm reminding we are going to cover two things in
this video.
The first is how do we self-host anything and how do we deploy MCP servers inside our anything account?
Apart from that, I will also explain what is MCP or model context protocols so that you are not left
behind in this world.
First of all, let me explain why we are self-hosting anything, basically to run infinite numbers of
executions and to activate unlimited number of workflows.
If you look at any time pricing screen, we have two options.
The first is starter and the second is pro.
In the starter.
You can see we have to pay $24 per month to execute only 2.5 K or 2500 workflows, and only limited
to five active workflows.
Now, if we look at Pro Plan for £60, we can execute 10,000 workflows execution plus have 15 active
workflows.
But if we self-host anything, we can run as many workflows.
Execution we like as well as we can have as many active workflows inside our account.
For example, you can only have up to 5 or 15 active workflows inside your account.
If you are using hosted by any ten.
But if you are using self-hosting, we can execute as many operations and active workflows as we like,
plus have the data security.
We won't be sharing any data to any ten, so that's the plus point.
Now let's talk about Make.com and Zapier pricing, which is alternative to anytime you can see for 10,000
operations, we have to pay $18.
And Zapier is like, if you go to 10,000, we have to pay $200.
So Zapier does not make sense.
Yeah.
So by using self-hosting option, we can run as many execution we like.
And I have seen agencies and businesses paying $1,000, $2,000 to Make.com or Zapier because they have
so many operations going on per monthly basis.
But by using anytime, you don't have to pay a single dime except for hosting fees.
Now let's talk about hosting.
There are two, many or various options to self-host your anytime.
For instance, we can use Docker Desktop application to run locally or in account inside our computer
or desktop.
But the thing is, it may take you DevOps like kind of skills.
You have to write some codes, you have to open terminal and do a lot of configuration.
And we don't want to do that.
Being non-technical and probably if you are watching this video, you might have non-technical background.
So we don't want to mess anything with our account and we want to make our life easier.
Now the second option we have is elastic.
It is a great option if you want to deploy your account.
You can do it here as well.
But the thing is, we have to pay on an hourly basis and not monthly basis.
So that's why we are going to use railway to deploy our self-hosted and written account.
To sign in or log in with your account, you can continue with GitHub or you can use your email.
I have my GitHub account, so I will use GitHub, but you can use your Gmail as well.
Awesome.
All good.
Please continue.
You will also be given $5 free trial.
And just for you guys, I am doing everything from scratch so that you can easily follow me and self-host
your account.
First of all, we will deploy from template.
We don't want to do anything.
We don't want to write a single line of code.
We want to make our life easier.
So click on deploy a template and obviously it will be the most famous one.
So use the first one which is built by Jack.
So it will use Postgres and Redis on its own, and it will have all of this configuration.
You don't have to do anything.
All you need to do is just click on this deploy button.
So it is creating the project for us and deploying the environment.
Just give it some time like 30 to 40s and you're good to go.
Awesome guys.
So mine took three minutes to deploy.
Now go to your primary one and this is your self-hosted URL.
So just open this and boom there you go.
You can execute as many operations and active as many workflows in your self-hosted engine account without
you having to write a single line of code.
Again, I want you to focus more on the business side of things and not on this technicality, just
for like mere 5 to $20.
I don't want you to waste your mind and energy on technicalities.
So use railways to deploy your self-hosted engine account and not Docker desktop application.
Alright, so it's time to create new account of and then click on next.
There you go.
This is your dashboard.
It will walk you into a funnel.
So I don't want to fail anything right now.
Let us keep everything awesome.
Now you we can execute as many workflows you want, as well as without having to pay any more zaps or
operations inside Make.com.
Now let's talk about hosting pricing.
I'm using the hobby one.
The first one which is $5 per month.
But if you are running too many compute or you want too many GPUs, you can use or opt in for $20.
If you are having any trouble deploying your railway deployment, just pay upfront for $5 as a hobby
fee because it might be running out of the GPU power.
So if you look at this, the hobby plan has eight GB Ram power and the Pro plan has 32 GB Ram power.
So according to your needs, feel free to choose your option.
But hobby is working fine for me and I think for most of you guys it is a good option.
Alright, so in the next lecture let us talk about NCP and how we can use or install NCP inside our
account.
And don't worry about that sign up page.
You don't have to do this every single time.
All you need to do is just set your account for once and whenever you click on this link, this one,
it will open up your account.
Awesome.
So that's all from my side.
I will see you in the next lecture where we will talk about NCP inside N810.
Bye bye.
Take care and I will see you in the next one.