FlowUp pricing
FlowUp publishes no pricing. It bills purely per minute, pay as you go, with no platform fee, no per user cost, no monthly commitment, no setup cost and free support.
How FlowUp pricing works
- Pricing model
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Pay as you go, billed per minute, with no platform fee, no per user cost, no monthly commitment and no setup cost. FlowUp lists no per minute rate.
Billing starts once a call is answered by either a human or a machine, so voicemail connections are billable.
Features are not gated by plan, and FlowUp rejects plan based feature differentiation. There is no free trial, and FlowUp sells through a demonstration instead. Support is free.
FlowUp lists no per minute rate, number rental rate, message rate, international differential, band or minimum, in any currency.
Capabilities include local and toll free numbers, automated text messaging, email templating and record system integration that needs no coding. No outside estimate is recorded.
- Setup and implementation
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FlowUp charges no setup cost for account creation, and support is free. There is no free trial, and FlowUp offers a demonstration in its place.
With no monthly commitment, no platform fee and no per user cost, there is no fixed line at all, and the whole cost is consumption.
That consumption cannot be modeled, because FlowUp lists no rate. A customer knows it pays per minute, not how much per minute.
Two terms will make the eventual rate more expensive than it first appears. Billing starts when a call is answered by a machine as well as a human, so voicemail connections are billable, and they are a large share of outbound connections. Local and toll free numbers are offered without a rental rate, though number rental is ordinarily a recurring monthly charge per number for a telephony product.
With no seat charge and no platform fee, the entire bill is consumption, unlike telephony products that charge seats and meter usage on top. Features are not gated by plan, and there is no free trial.
FlowUp lists no per minute rate, number rental rate, message rate or band, so the structure is clear and the size of the bill is not.
Billing starts when a call is answered by a machine as well as a person, so voicemail connections are billable. In outbound dialing a substantial share of connections reach voicemail, which makes a per minute rate more expensive in practice than it looks.
No outside estimate is recorded.
FlowUp pricing against its alternatives
Published prices for FlowUp and the products closest to it. Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit.
- FlowUpNo published price. Billed per minute with no platform fee or seat cost
- DistrobirdAbout $149 a month for the whole team, per a 2026 review; free tier and a 14 day free trial
- Aloware$30 per user a month on iPro billed annually, minimum 10 users; Startup packages from $199 a month for up to 3 users
- KixieNo published price. Three plans with a 7 day free trial and no card
- JustCall$29 per user a month on Team billed annually ($39 monthly), minimum 2 licenses
- Ring.ioStartup $90 a user a month billed annually ($120 monthly); free plan for one rep
- SalesCaptainFree tier with usage rates; Business $199 a month, shown as $159 in places
FlowUp pricing, answered
How much does FlowUp cost?
FlowUp does not publish a price. It bills purely per minute, pay as you go, with no platform fee, no per user cost, no monthly commitment, no setup cost and free support. With no seat charge and no platform fee, the entire bill is consumption, unlike telephony products that charge seats and meter usage on top.
Does FlowUp charge a setup or implementation fee?
FlowUp charges no setup cost for account creation, and support is free. There is no free trial, and FlowUp offers a demonstration in its place.