Flowith combines AI agents, a knowledge base, and voice capture in one workspace, so a small team can produce drafts, presentations, and pages through conversation instead of switching tools. Its free plan gives a one-time batch of credits to test.
Key features
- Neo agent: multi-step tasks with little supervision.
- Knowledge base: searchable text, images, and files.
- Voice capture: turns ideas into notes or tasks.
- 40+ models: text, image, and video on paid plans.
Pricing
| Plan | Price | What’s included |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 300 one-time credits, no commercial license |
| Pro | about $19.90/month or $17.91 billed annually | 20,000 monthly credits |
| Ultimate | about $49.90/month or $44.91 billed annually | 50,000 credits |
| Infinite | about $499.90/month or $399.92 billed annually | 500,000 credits |
Credits do not roll over, and video uses them quickly.
Prices change over time. Figures above are based on Flowith’s own pricing page.
Pros and cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Several AI tools in one subscription | Credits expire monthly |
| Free plan tests the interface | Free plan has no commercial license |
Who Flowith is for
Small organization teams that want one workspace for AI-assisted writing and content.
Who should skip it
Skip it if you already have dedicated tools, or if your policies bar uploading beneficiary data to external tools.
How to get started
Test the free credits on a real task and note how fast they are used before subscribing.
FAQ
Does the free plan allow professional use?
No, it is for testing only.
Do credits roll over?
No, they expire each billing cycle.
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