Split testing your storefront…
Run native A/B tests on every page, every offer, and every checkout. Flo automatically promotes the winner. You sell more without guessing what works.
Every fan goes from first click to paid customer inside your brand. No redirects. No leaks.
Private beta · September 2026 · Founding creator spots available
Private beta · September 2026 · Founding creator spots available
Creators do not lose money because they lack links. They lose money because they do not know which offer, layout, checkout flow, or follow-up turns attention into revenue.
A viral post, a podcast shoutout, or a strong email can send people to your page. But if the wrong offer is first, the checkout sends them away, or the buyer never gets pulled into your world, that traffic disappears.
Most creators only see the aftermath: a few clicks, a few sales, and a lot of unanswered questions. Flo is built around the better question: what actually made money?
Flo connects the journey from first click to repeat fan — without the scattered stack.
See how Flo connects the journey →Course, membership, booking, product, freebie — most creators are guessing what should be at the top of the page.
A link can get attention and still make no money. Flo’s positioning should push creators toward revenue, not vanity analytics.
Link page, checkout page, course login, booking link, email receipt. The more disconnected it feels, the more buyers you lose.
Without native bumps and post-purchase offers, creators leave order value on the table at the exact moment intent is highest.
If access lives in scattered emails and random tools, the buyer has no branded place to return. That makes repeat sales harder.
One page for every way you earn — then real traffic shows you what converts.
Available in private beta, September 2026.
Promote the stronger storefront when the data is clear.
Flo tracks clicks, leads, purchases, bookings, and revenue.
Page builder, testing, checkout, portal, automations, and analytics — built to work together, not as six tabs. Every sale tells you what to test next.
Build a creator page that sells products, courses, bookings, memberships, and email opt-ins.
Compare two versions of your page and track clicks, leads, purchases, bookings, and revenue.
Keep checkout inside the creator page with bumps and one-click post-purchase offers.
Give fans one branded place to access what they bought, joined, booked, or unlocked.
Trigger emails, tags, webhooks, and access actions when fans buy, join, book, or learn.
See which page, offer, checkout flow, and funnel actually turns attention into money.
No redirects. Add-ons at the moment of purchase. Branded access after.
Your creator page becomes the storefront and the checkout. No extra tabs, no generic checkout destination, no broken brand experience.
Add a relevant bonus before payment or a post-purchase offer right after the sale — while buying intent is highest.
After purchase, fans can create their account and access products, courses, bookings, and memberships under your creator brand.
One creator page. One checkout flow. One fan portal.
Preview pricing for the private beta. Every plan includes the core Flo loop: a creator storefront, native checkout, and a branded fan portal. Plans and billing activate at general availability.
Preview only — subject to change before September 2026 launch. Planned pricing · billing starts at general availability.
Instead of setting a price and doing fee math after the sale, set the amount you want to receive. Flo calculates the buyer-facing price so completed sales pay the net amount you chose.
For creators testing the idea
For creators actively selling
For serious creator businesses
For agencies, teams, and studios
“You set what you keep” applies to completed sales and does not include refunds, disputes, taxes, failed payments, or exceptional payment events. Plans and billing activate at general availability.
Flo can start as a simple creator page. The difference is what happens next: testing, native checkout, upsells, fan access, automations, and data that tells you what is working.
Sell directly from your page.
Test what converts.
Give buyers a branded home.
Flo opens its private beta in September 2026. Join the waitlist now — founding creator spots are limited, and we will email invites before the beta opens.
Click Join the waitlist anywhere on this page. That opens a short signup form. We will email you when beta invites start going out — before general availability in September 2026.
Not yet. Public signup is closed until beta invites go out. Join the waitlist to get early access when spots open.
No. A normal link-in-bio page sends fans somewhere else. Flo turns your bio link into a creator storefront where fans can discover offers, buy from your page, accept add-ons, and access purchases through your branded fan portal. You can still use it like a simple link page, but the real difference is that Flo is built to sell, test, and keep fans coming back.
It means your page is not static. You can create different versions of your storefront, test your layout, offer order, headlines, checkout blocks, and CTAs, then compare what drives clicks, leads, bookings, purchases, and revenue. Instead of guessing what to promote first, you can use real audience behavior to decide.
No. The simple version is: make two versions of your page, send traffic to both, and see which one performs better. You do not need to understand advanced statistics to get value. Flo is designed to make testing feel like improving your storefront, not running a complicated analytics experiment.
Yes, with native checkout blocks, fans can open checkout directly from your Flo page. That means fewer disconnected steps, less friction, and a more branded buying experience. After payment, you can offer relevant bumps or post-purchase upsells, then guide the buyer into your creator portal to access what they bought.
The strongest Flo flow is: fan buys from your page, payment completes, and the fan is guided into your branded portal where they can access their purchases, courses, memberships, bookings, and future unlocks. That turns a one-time checkout into an ongoing fan relationship instead of just a receipt email.
Flo is built around the main ways creators earn: digital products, courses, paid bookings, memberships, email list growth, and eventually automated follow-up around those actions. You can start with one offer and expand as your creator business grows.
Yes. A single strong offer is often the best place to start. Flo can help you build a cleaner storefront around that offer, keep checkout native, and test which headline, layout, CTA, or offer position gets more visitors to buy. You do not need a huge product catalog to benefit.
Flo is designed around the idea that creators should know what they keep. You set the amount you want to receive, and Flo calculates the buyer-facing price to include the platform fee. Completed sales pay the net amount you chose, before refunds, disputes, taxes, failed payments, or exceptional payment events. Plan fees decrease as you upgrade.
Yes. You do not need to move everything at once. Start by rebuilding your bio link as a Flo storefront, then move one offer at a time: a product, a booking, a course, a membership, or an email opt-in. Once your Flo page is working, you can replace more of the scattered stack at your own pace.
Yes, custom domain support is available on higher plans. You can also use your Flo-hosted page URL when you are just getting started. Most creators can launch first, validate their storefront, then add custom branding as they grow.
That works. Flo should feel simple on day one: add your profile, add your offer, publish your first storefront when you get beta access. The deeper tools — A/B testing, checkout bumps, upsells, automations, and analytics — are there when you are ready to optimize.
At launch, you can cancel any time. Your page remains available through the end of your billing period, and your creator data should remain exportable where applicable. The goal is simple: Flo should help you build your business without trapping you inside it.
Join the waitlist for early access to the creator storefront that learns what sells.