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Flow discounts and coupons

3 offers stated by Flow itself (annual discount, lifetime license and other savings). Flow has a free plan, and paid plans start at $17.99 / year ($1.49 / month), or $2.99 monthly (US App Store).

3 ways to pay lessOctober 2026 · checked Oct 6, 2026 against apps.apple.com

About coupon codes

We found no public coupon or promo code on Flow’s own pages, so this page lists none. Everything below is a price or offer Flow states itself, with a link to where it says so. Codes found only on coupon sites could not be checked, and we don’t pass them on.

Flow discounts it states itself

  • Annual discountYearly billing is 50% cheaper than monthly

    Flow's pricing page labels the yearly option "-50%". The US App Store lists Pro at $17.99 a year against $2.99 a month, which comes to $35.88 over twelve months.

    Stated on flow.app
  • Lifetime licenseLifetime Pro Access for a one-time payment

    The US App Store lists a Lifetime Pro Access in-app purchase at $39.99, paid once instead of a subscription.

    Stated on apps.apple.com
  • Other savingsVolume pricing for schools and businesses

    The pricing page offers volume pricing and organization-wide distribution of Flow Pro through Apple School Manager or Apple Business Manager.

    Stated on flow.app

Try Flow before you pay

Free plan
Interval-based focus timer, preset duration options, statistics and graphs, short-break reminders and iCloud sync of statistics, with no ads and no sign-up.
Free trial
Pro's button on the pricing page reads "Try for free"; no trial length is stated

What Flow costs without a discount

Free$0Interval-based focus timer, a set of duration options, statistics and graphs, break reminders and iCloud sync of statistics.
Pro (yearly)$17.99per year, US App Store; shown on the site as $1.49 / monthTimer sync, custom session titles and cycles, fully custom durations, app and web blocking, Apple Calendar sync and export.
Pro (monthly)$2.99per month, US App Store in-app purchaseThe same Pro features paid month to month. The pricing page labels yearly billing as 50% cheaper.
Lifetime Pro Access$39.99one-time purchase, US App StorePro features for a single payment instead of a subscription.
Schools & BusinessesCustomVolume pricing and organization-wide distribution of Flow Pro through Apple School Manager or Apple Business Manager, arranged by contacting Yugen.
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Flow discount questions

Is there a Flow coupon or promo code?

We found no public coupon or promo code on Flow's own pages, as read on Oct 6, 2026, so none is listed here. What Flow does state: yearly billing is 50% cheaper than monthly, lifetime pro access for a one-time payment and volume pricing for schools and businesses. Codes that only coupon sites carry could not be checked against apps.apple.com.

How can I get Flow cheaper?

Yearly billing is 50% cheaper than monthly. Flow's pricing page labels the yearly option "-50%". The US App Store lists Pro at $17.99 a year against $2.99 a month, which comes to $35.88 over twelve months. This page lists 2 more ways it states.

Is Flow cheaper if I pay yearly?

Yearly billing is 50% cheaper than monthly. Flow's pricing page labels the yearly option "-50%". The US App Store lists Pro at $17.99 a year against $2.99 a month, which comes to $35.88 over twelve months.

Can I pay for Flow once instead of every month?

Lifetime Pro Access for a one-time payment. The US App Store lists a Lifetime Pro Access in-app purchase at $39.99, paid once instead of a subscription.

Does Flow have a student discount?

No student or education price was stated on Flow's own pages, as read on Oct 6, 2026.

Does Flow have a free trial?

Yes. Pro's button on the pricing page reads "Try for free"; no trial length is stated.

Is there a free version of Flow?

Yes. Interval-based focus timer, preset duration options, statistics and graphs, short-break reminders and iCloud sync of statistics, with no ads and no sign-up.

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