Caveday vs Flow Club
Price, platforms and features side by side. The table says where each price was read and when.
Caveday
Guided group focus sessions on Zoom, running all day
Flow Club
Hosted virtual coworking sessions for focused work and body doubling
Where they differ
- Caveday starts at $35 / month, billed quarterly ($105), or $39.99 monthly. Flow Club starts at $33.33 / month, billed annually ($400), or $40 monthly.
- Caveday also covers goals.
- Flow Club also covers focus music.
At a glance
| Caveday | Flow Club | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Free trial | Free trial |
| Starts at | $35 / month, billed quarterly ($105), or $39.99 monthly | $33.33 / month, billed annually ($400), or $40 monthly |
| Free plan | None | None |
| Free trial | 14-day free trial; the membership renews automatically afterwards | 7-day free trial, no credit card required |
| Web | ||
| Made by | Caveday LLC | Happy Rhinos Corporation |
| Price read from | caveday.org | flow.club |
| Checked | Oct 6, 2026 | Oct 6, 2026 |
Who each one suits
Caveday
- Remote workers who focus better with other people on camera
- People with ADHD who use body doubling to get started
- Long stretches of deep work with a facilitator keeping time
Flow Club
- Remote workers and students who focus better with other people present
- People with ADHD who rely on body doubling
- Anyone who needs an appointment and an audience to start a task
Worth knowing
Caveday
- There is no free plan: after the 14-day trial the membership renews automatically at $39.99 a month or $105 a quarter.
- Sessions take place on Zoom with cameras encouraged and microphones muted; Caveday lists no app of its own.
- Each session closes 10 minutes after its start time, and latecomers are not admitted.
- Memberships can be refunded only within 7 days of a purchase or renewal.
Flow Club
- There is no free plan: after the 7-day trial, membership is $40 a month or $400 a year.
- Sessions are video calls in a web browser, joined from a computer; the pages read mention no mobile app.
- Hosts are volunteer members rather than paid coaches, and sessions are capped at 9 people.
- Discounts do not stack: a student or non-profit discount rules out the host incentive.
Key features
Caveday
- Live focus sessions every day
- Sessions of 30 minutes, 1 hour and 3 hours run seven days a week, adding up to more than 20 hours of live sessions a day. Members can reserve as many as they like.
- Sprints and guided breaks
- Work sprints last 45 to 52 minutes, with the exact length left unannounced, and the guide leads short breaks between them. Check-in and check-out happen in small breakout groups.
- Trained Cave Guides
- Every session is led by a human facilitator. Caveday says it has more than 35 guides around the world from a range of professional backgrounds.
- 24/7 Focus Lounge
- A virtual body-doubling room that stays open around the clock for working alongside other members outside scheduled sessions.
- Weekly planning workshops
- Members-only workshops for planning the week ahead and reviewing the month, alongside accountability groups.
- Community forum and friend invites
- A member forum for conversations and events, and 20 invites a month for bringing a friend into a session with one click.
Flow Club
- Hosted coworking sessions
- Live video sessions of 30 minutes to 3 hours with up to 9 people, each led by a volunteer host from the community.
- Goal check-in and debrief
- Every session opens with each person saying what they will work on and closes with a round on how it went, which creates accountability to the group.
- Shared timer and task lists
- A session agenda, the timer and everyone's tasks stay visible during the muted work segment, and unfinished tasks can be carried into the next session.
- Focus music from the host
- The host plays music during the work segment. Listening is optional, and hosts can share their playlists.
- Chat-only sessions
- Non-verbal sessions run the check-ins in chat, for members who would rather not speak.
- Around-the-clock schedule
- More than 2,500 sessions run each week. Booking one sends an email and calendar invitation, and Google Calendar can be connected to manage bookings.
Plans
Caveday
Membership (quarterly)$35
per month, billed quarterly ($105 every 3 months)
Unlimited session reservations, 20 friend invites a month, weekly planning workshops, the 24/7 Focus Lounge and the community forum.
Membership (monthly)$39.99
per month, billed monthly
The same membership renewing every month, cancellable at any time from account settings.
Caveday for TeamsCustom
In-person and virtual sessions for company teams, arranged through a contact form.
Flow Club
Monthly$40
per month, billed monthly
Membership with no attendance limit across more than 2,500 live coworking sessions a week.
Yearly$400
per year ($33.33 / month), billed annually
The same membership billed once a year, which saves $80 against twelve monthly payments.
Ways to pay less
Caveday
- Other savings
Save 13% with quarterly billing
Billed quarterly, membership is $105 every three months, or $35 a month, against $39.99 when billed monthly. Caveday labels the difference a 13% saving.
Flow Club
- Annual discount
Save $80 with the yearly plan
Flow Club is $400 for the year against $40 a month, which the vendor states as a saving of $80, or 17%.
- Education
50% off for full-time students
Full-time students can apply through a form for 50% off a monthly or yearly subscription.
- Nonprofit
50% off for non-profit workers
People who work at a non-profit can email Flow Club with proof for a code worth 50% off a monthly or yearly membership.
- Other savings
50% off for hosting 10 sessions a month
Members who host 10 or more public sessions in a calendar month get the next month at half price, $20 instead of $40. Yearly members accrue the credit for renewal.