Pricing

The plans

Four tiers. Free has no card and no trial clock, and does not expire. Pro is the reference tier: every published allowance below is Pro’s, and every other tier is a multiple of it, so there is one set of numbers rather than four.

One allowance per feature, not one pooled bucket

Usage is metered in credits with a per-action rate card, and each feature has its own bucket. Exhausting the website editor does not take away the find engine. Two nested windows apply to every bucket: a rolling five-hour window, and a weekly cap. A five-hour window alone would let a month of spend go in a weekend; a weekly cap alone would give no back-pressure inside a working session.

A website edit runs a full agentic session, which is why it costs fifty times a support answer. The rate card is the honest form of that difference: the meter is charged before the run, and it counts exactly what the limit enforces.

What we fund

Your first sale is funded by us. The ten euros behind your first launch — the domain and the initial ad spend — is our money, not yours. You pay nothing for it. It is an investment in the launch working, and it is unconditional: it does not depend on inviting anyone.

Sending FlowFinds to someone else adds to it. When a person you invited genuinely joins and reaches their dashboard, we fund your second sale and we fund their first. Ten euros per qualified person, credited as a real balance on a real observed event. Qualified means they joined and arrived — not that they clicked a link.

The same qualification raises your limits. Your first qualified referral doubles them; each one after adds fifty per cent of your base allowance, additively rather than compounding, up to a cap of four times base. It applies to every tier, including Free, and it never changes your monthly price. The full mechanics are on growth; the rules are in the referral programme terms.

Advertising money is separate

Your subscription pays for the FlowFinds machine. Advertising draws on a separate, visible balance. A plan never quietly consumes your ad budget, and a funded amount is only shown as funded when a balance actually holds it.

Billing, honestly stated

• A paid tier is written by the billing webhook and by nothing else. The meter reads a tier; it never sells one.
• An unset billing secret refuses every upgrade call. The failure mode of a missing configuration is that nobody is upgraded, never that anyone can upgrade themselves.
• Your account is your email address, so clearing a cookie does not mint a fresh allowance. Sign-in is an emailed single-use link; there is no password to store.
• When an allowance is exhausted, you are told. You are never quietly served free work, and never quietly served worse work.

Terms for charges, renewals and refunds are in the billing and refund terms. What you get for it is described across the product, and how well it performs is published under research.