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What membership options do you offer?

Explore membership options with FLOWN

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Written by Tristan Bell
Updated this week

Whether you’re just trying FLOWN out or fully committed, here’s how membership works.

Membership types

Membership type

What you get

Cost

Trial member

• Full access to all FLOWN sessions and features for a limited time
• Can attend and host private community sessions
• Can host public community sessions once they’ve attended 30+ sessions

Free for 30 days (no card required for sign-up)

Free member
(FLOWN free)

• 4 community sessions per month
• Access to all sessions on Fridays
• Can attend private community sessions
• Cannot host public community sessions

Free

FLOWN member
(Monthly or Yearly)

• Unlimited access to all FLOWN sessions and features
• Can attend and host private community sessions
• Can host public community sessions once they’ve attended 30+ sessions

Monthly or yearly subscription

Lifetime member

• Unlimited access to FLOWN forever — no renewals needed
• Same hosting and attending privileges as FLOWN members

One-time payment


Can I upgrade my membership?

Yes! You can upgrade at any time:

  • Monthly → Yearly or Lifetime: We’ll pro-rate your remaining time so you only pay the difference.

  • Yearly → Lifetime: We’ll pro-rate your remaining time on the yearly plan toward the one-time lifetime payment.

Upgrading takes effect immediately, so you can enjoy your new plan right away.


Can I downgrade my membership?

  • Yearly → Monthly / → free: This change will take effect after your current yearly or monthly subscription ends.

  • Lifetime: Lifetime memberships cannot be downgraded.

If you need help downgrading, you can contact our support team.


Already a FLOWN Member?

Head to the subscription page to explore your options.

New to FLOWN?

Check out our pricing page for more details.


Is FLOWN Tax-Deductible?

If you're a UK business or freelancer, you can claim back 20% VAT on your FLOWN membership as a business expense. Find out more on the gov.uk website.

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