Simple, Predictable Pricing

The no-card trial includes 20 completed executions per month, 10 workflows with up to 5 steps each, 1 scheduled trigger, and every step type—including code steps. It is meant to prove a real workflow before you choose a paid plan.

Each time a workflow runs from its trigger through completion, that is one execution. The number of steps, branches, loops, data operations, or records processed inside the workflow does not multiply the charge. A complex workflow is still one completed execution, not a bill for every node it touched.

Count how often each workflow starts. A daily schedule is roughly 30 executions a month. A schedule that runs every five minutes is roughly 8,640. For webhook and event workflows, estimate how many incoming events you handle. If you are migrating, use the run count from your current platform—not its task or operation count.

Paid plans keep production workflows running instead of stopping them at the allowance. QuickFlo records the additional usage and bills it at $5 per 1,000 standard-run equivalents. If the higher volume is consistent, moving to the next plan is usually simpler and more economical.

Your workspace has live usage meters for executions and the other plan allowances. You can also search executions and logs across the organization, so the number is backed by the actual runs and traces rather than a surprise at invoice time.

An AI builder message is one instruction or follow-up you send to Flo while building a workflow, dashboard, or analysis. The allowance resets monthly. These messages are separate from workflow executions and from AI model steps that run inside your workflows.

Data-store rows are your live operational working set: records workflows create, update, look up, and reuse. Dashboard analytics records are high-volume history such as call logs or activity events. With a ship-through dashboard source, you write them through the same data-store steps; they remain available to dashboards and analytics queries after they leave the live row allowance.

Every execution includes a step-by-step trace with inputs, outputs, timing, retries, and failure details. The current hosted retention window is 30 days, giving you searchable history for debugging and audit work instead of leaving you to guess why a run failed.

Starter and Growth include email support. Professional adds direct Slack and email access to the QuickFlo team plus four customer-directed engineering hours each month. Enterprise support and response requirements are scoped with the plan.

They are four hours each month for work directed by you: a new build, a fix, implementation help, or guidance. You choose the priority. They are not a generic onboarding call or a hidden setup fee.

Yes. You can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel without a long-term contract. Plan changes are handled through the billing portal; contact us when the change involves custom Enterprise capacity.