Try it first. Buy it once when you’re ready.
FlowBooks gives you a simple path: explore the demo, and when you are ready, buy FlowBooks once for $99. No endless subscription. No ongoing monthly plan for V1.
Customers joining now are coming in during our short 4–6 week Early Access Beta period. That means you get access to FlowBooks now while we continue improving workflow details, polishing the experience, and responding quickly to customer feedback.
The demo is a shared sample environment.
What Early Access Beta means
You can buy now
FlowBooks is open to paying customers during Beta. This is not a waitlist or placeholder launch.
We are polishing fast
During this 4–6 week period, we are refining workflows, improving usability, and fixing edge cases quickly.
Your feedback matters
Early customers help shape the final polish of V1 through direct product feedback.
FlowBooks License
One payment. Long-term ownership.
- ✅ Full FlowBooks accounting software
- ✅ One-time purchase of $99
- ✅ Includes access during the 4–6 week Beta period
- ✅ Keep using it after purchase
- ✅ No endless subscription pricing for V1
- ✅ No surprise renewals
Start with the demo, then buy once when you’re ready.
How FlowBooks pricing works
Typical software pricing
- • Ongoing monthly subscriptions
- • Recurring charges that add up over time
- • Pricing that can feel more complex than it needs to be
- • A product you keep paying to access
FlowBooks pricing
- • Try the demo first
- • One price: $99
- • Buy once and keep using FlowBooks
- • Early Access Beta included for new customers joining now
Pricing FAQs
Can I try FlowBooks before paying?
Yes. You can open the shared demo first before you buy FlowBooks.
Do I really keep FlowBooks forever?
Yes. Once you buy FlowBooks for $99, you keep using it. V1 is designed around simple ownership pricing.
Is there a monthly plan?
No. For V1, FlowBooks has one simple buy-once price: $99 paid once.
Is FlowBooks currently in Beta?
Yes. FlowBooks is currently in a short Early Access Beta period expected to last about 4–6 weeks. Customers can still purchase and use the product now while we continue improving workflows, polish, and edge cases.
What does Beta mean for customers?
It means you are getting access during an active launch period where we are listening closely to feedback and shipping improvements quickly. The goal is a short, focused Beta period — not an indefinite Beta.
Is FlowBooks a subscription?
No. FlowBooks is not positioned as an endless subscription. The main V1 purchase is a one-time buy-once license.
Does pricing apply per book or per company?
The one-time purchase of $99 allows for up to 4 company books. If you are a bookkeeper managing multiple books or multiple companies, you can purchase books in blocks of 4 books for $250 per block. The portal is where you will control that structure.
Ready to get started?
Try the demo, and buy FlowBooks when you’re ready.