Flowlance Reviews

We purchased Flowlance a few months ago and we have nothing but positive things to say about the product. The features and functionality available in Flowlance are amazing, and when you consider the price point, it is an easy recommendation!

The features included on the Teir 3 option we purchased include:
--- Flowie - AI product, store and ad content creation
--- Sales Dashboard
--- Orders - Order Details
--- Helpful CRM - Track every session spent with a customer, every invoice sent, every product they purchase, and any notes you take about this customer. You have one place to manage and automate customer records. You can also import a current customer list.
--- Use your own URL - You can set up your store using your own URL.
--- Communities - Want to provide a space where customers within the same or similar category can network, share ideas, etc.? Create a community.
--- Courses - Simple-to-use LMS that enables a business to offer training as a feature add-on or as a primary product. We may use the Communities section to promote a course following a customer purchasing a specific product.
--- Calendar - Customers have the ability to schedule an appointment with you during the time frame you identify as available [Consultation/Coaching/etc.]
--- Email Sequencing and Broadcast Emails- this is very helpful.
--- Direct Sales - Send a customer a link for a one-off or even recurring charge
--- Funnels [BETA] - And they are adding more features. We have not created a funnel yet, but I can assure you we will check out this feature when we are ready.
--- Referral/affiliate link - If you refer one of your customers [or anyone] to Flowlance and they subscribe, Flowlance will pay you 20–30% commission monthly [based on your plan]. Seriously… automatic PayPal payouts every month. There is no minimum payout amount, no sales limit, and you can track your revenue in real time.

In full transparency, on two occasions, support didn't respond within a day… one request took two days, and the other took three. And I still have nothing but positive things to say about Patrik Kruntorad, his team, and the product they have brought to market. Both times the issues were resolved. Only after the fact did it occur to me that we were probably prioritized lower than customers who were already live with products. I am also hoping my fellow entrepreneurs residing in the U.S. remember that 9:00 AM in Prague is 3:00 AM in New York and midnight in Los Angeles. Likewise, 2:00 PM in LA is 8:00 PM in Prague… you get the idea.

Patrik and his team may want to consider adding a KnowledgeBase and a ticketed support system/workflow that doesn’t begin with “send an email to support”. An automated acknowledgment when a support request is submitted could include a link to the KnowledgeBase, especially if Flowlance is experiencing a higher-than-usual support request volume. This helped us a lot almost three years ago when a promotion/ad campaign produced a lot of inquiries and sales and also significantly increased support requests. It was a great problem to have; however, we could not keep up with support. We hired two freelancers to categorize support requests, build a basic Knowledgebase, and automate an acknowledgment email that inserted links based on keywords in the "issue description" and/or selections from a category drop-down menu. When the next advertising push launched, purchases and support requests spiked again; however, this time over half of the support requests were closed by the customer that submitted the request. A surprisingly high percentage of customers visited one or more of the Knowledgebase links included in the support request acknowledgment email. Anyhooooo…. I am sure there are solutions being considered and Flowlance will land on the right solution.

The key takeaway here is that without hesitation, everyone on our team would recommend Flowlance. Flowlance, like the other products we have purchased on AppSumo, was conceived, created, and coded by a founder/business owner [and if they were lucky... a small team] genuinely trying to help other business owners navigate the sticking points we crawl over every day. So everybody, keep crawling until we can zoom and glide!

Thank you!
Jan J.

I had high hopes for Flowlance but it over promises and under delivers like nearly every purchase I've made on App Sumo. Last month my shop was down right as I launched a product. I kept getting this message:

UNAVAILABLE
This Creator Store Is Under Construction
Ooooor, is it yours? Great!‍

Log in to reactivate your account

I had to send two messages before I could get a response.

Now the course I've developed won't lead to my course, instead my customers are taken to the Flowlance Community.

No emails are sent to the customer with the information. And they're not showing up in junk.
No emails are sent to me letting me know someone has subscribed. And they're not showing up.

Memberships are listed as "coming soon" but apparently they don't apply to a purchase on App Sumo.

Save your money. Save your time. Save your sanity.

FLOWIES IS ASKING TO PAY $168 EVEN AFTER APPSUMO'S TIER 3 PURCHASE.
SENT EMAIL. NO RESPONSE.

Leaving this review whilst enduring this high humidity and heat - demonstrates how much I’m rooting for this product. I had a few issues with their white label feature, and the team went above and beyond to resolve it. The changes they made make this a true customer facing whitelabel product. This also makes it much easier to sell their product as an affiliate, as the English say “the proof is in the pudding”.

Only one issue remains. It concerns the privacy policy's formatting, which causes a display issue on phones. Basically, when clients or customers are looking at the privacy policy on their phones, they’ll need to turn the phone, so it’s landscape, to see the p&p tables without them being truncated.

Also, when buying this product, ensure you signup with the brand and email you intend to use publicly, as the details inputted during sign-up, will be displayed in an inflexible privacy policy (not easily editable) that is visible to your clients and customers.

These issues aside, it is a powerful and great minimalist product that simply gives you just enough features to stretch and utilise, instead of drowning in overwhelm. I’m now thinking of a project to justify purchasing another tier three licence.

Flowlance is excellent for stripping away friction and launching a high-converting storefront instantly. It removes technical bloat, making it perfect for lean, purpose-driven brands.

However, its "one-pager" constraint is a major trade-off. It lacks the capacity to build out deep site architecture—like dedicated "About" or "Portfolio" or "Product (w categories)" pages—natively.

This forces you to cram everything into one scroll, which over-populates the page and creating a messy, untidy offer that dilutes your authority. You are forced to treat this as a final transaction destination rather than a cohesive home base. BUSY, BUSY FAR TO BUSY!

Additionally, from a white-labeling perspective, the standard subscription cost paired with an extensive custom build can be a disproportionate layout to on-sell to an emerging coach or consultant. It feels a bit ambitious for the current feature set.

This architectural limitation is why it doesn't get a higher rating from me. If the roadmap updates to allow for more flexible site depth and a more sustainable white labelling, I maybe inclined to "taco up."

If your goal is a high-performance checkout experience that prioritises revenue over site depth, it is a solid tool.