Your shop grows, we grow.
One flat fee a month with every feature and unlimited users. No upfront licence. You pay more only when you add machines.
14 days free · no card · cancel at the end of any month
No licence fee. No setup fee.
- $0licence fee
- $0setup fee
- $0per user
Your first 5 machines
$400/ month
Everything included. No licence fee.
Each machine after that
$50/ month
Add one whenever you need it.
- No limit on machines
- Unlimited users and terminals
- Every feature, nothing held back
- Phone and email support, 1 business day
14 days free, no card, cancel any month.
Connecting your machines is easy to do yourself with our free step-by-step guide. If you'd rather not, we offer a one-time installation service and do it for you.
Guide and installation service →What it gives back
Flow pays for itself in
hours you already pay for.
Your fixed costs do not stop when a machine does. Every hour Flow saves from changeovers and waiting goes straight to your bottom line.
Your fixed costs every month, running or not
Drag, or type a figure, to match your shop.
$69,867fixed costs a month
What one machine hour costs you
Most shops run one 8-hour shift, which gives about 7 effective hours. Over about 25 working days that is roughly 175 hours a month.
You pay this for every hour a machine is available, whether the spindle is turning or not.
$80per machine hour
What it costs to keep the facility running each working hour: $69,867 ÷ 175 h.
Hours Flow gives back each month
6 h per machine
About 1 h per machine
76 h across 5 machines
Added to your bottom line
76 h×$80=$6,068a month
Net savings per month
$5,668
after Flow's $400
Net savings per year
$68,000
hours you were already paying for
Not in the calculation
Your own time back
The numbers above count machine hours only. With full visibility and control of the whole operation from anywhere, you can step away from the office and the shop keeps running. That time goes into scaling the business instead of managing it.
How remote management works →Starts with example costs for a five-machine shop on one shift. Hours given back assume 1.5 avoided changeovers, 6 hours of explained idle time, about 1 hour of tool waiting and 2 hours of waiting on instructions per machine a month. This counts only what you already pay; if the hours you get back are filled with paid work, each one earns your full shop rate. Send us your numbers and we will run it for your floor.
No upfront licence
The rest of the market asks $15,000–$20,000 in licence fees before you start. Flow asks $400 for the first month, and the first fourteen days are free.
Unlimited users, always
Every operator, machinist, programmer and planner, and a terminal at every machine. Per-seat pricing only discourages the people who should use it.
You pay when you scale
The bill moves when you add machines. Hire ten people, win a customer, add a shift: same price.
Everything, on every plan
Costing, live machine data, setup sheets, tooling, material planning. A five-machine shop needs every one of them.
Why per machine
We charge for machines
because that is
where the value is.
A machine is the one thing in a shop that earns money and generates data. Users and modules are never rationed.
What you save grows with every machine
Fewer changeovers, recovered idle time and lights-out hours that get costed properly. Each machine adds its own hours back, so the price follows the value.
Every machine is live data we carry
Each connected control streams spindle state, cycles and alarms all day. Storing, processing and supporting that grows with the number of machines.
People should never be a reason to log out
Per-seat pricing makes shops ration logins. Operators are the ones whose counts make Flow accurate, so everyone at every terminal is included.
A bill you can plan around
It moves only when you buy a machine, which you already budget for. Hire, add a shift or win a customer and the price stays put.
Growing is one line on your invoice.
One plan and one rule. When the shop adds a machine, Flow adds it to the bill. Nothing to upgrade, nothing to renegotiate.
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Add a machine in Settings
It joins the queue the same day and is billed from that month.
- 02
Retire one, the bill drops
Remove it in Settings and it comes off next month’s invoice.
- 03
No tiers, no surprises
Every feature and unlimited users from day one. The only thing that changes is the machine count.
If it does not suit you, cancel. You lose nothing.
Spend $15,000–$20,000 on a competitor's platform, find eight months in that it does not fit, and you keep paying to justify the cheque. With Flow you cancel at the end of the month, take a full export of every job, sheet, tool and cost figure, and you are out.
We built this for our own factories first.
Years of development, paid for by our own manufacturing operations and shaped by every mistake we made on our own floors. We are not recovering that from your first invoice.
Not sure how many machines to count?
Count the machines you would configure in Flow. A lathe waiting on a rebuild does not need to be in the system yet.