Plans

Every feature. Choose the volume.

Every plan lets you reveal the structure in prose, inspect claims and source evidence, rebuild the draft, and use organization and voice memory learned from your own work. Start with 100 points; upgrade only when you need more model work. Paid plans renew monthly. There is no paid trial.

Free

Test FluxNote on a few notes or drafts

$0

100 pointsper month

Start free
  • Unlimited notes. No credit card required
  • Turn prose into editable, source-grounded structure
  • Inspect claims, evidence, and relationships
  • Turn saved structure back into complete prose
  • Use writing memory, the assistant, and reversible AI edits

100 points is enough to test a few short pieces and ask the assistant several questions. Use your own writing; pay only if the structure earns a place in your process.

Best for weekly writing

Pro

For a weekly essay, report, or client deliverable

$20/ month

2,000 pointsper month

Choose Pro
  • Everything in Free
  • 2,000 points per month
  • Rebuild and generate full drafts throughout the month
  • Use more original work to strengthen organization and voice memory
  • Give the assistant reusable instructions with markdown skills

Max

For writing-heavy work and repeated full-document runs

$40/ month

4,000 pointsper month

Choose Max
  • Everything in Pro
  • 4,000 points per month
  • Twice the model allowance for heavy writing weeks

Billing, plainly

One monthly allowance.

Prices are in USD. Paddle shows any applicable taxes and the final charge at checkout, processes the payment, and renews a paid subscription monthly until you cancel it.

Points measure model work rather than access to features. They are not cash and do not roll over after the current billing period. You can manage or cancel through Paddle; cancellation normally takes effect at the end of the period already paid for. See the refund policy for proportional refunds and statutory rights.

Paddle’s current refund policy may provide mandatory consumer rights that apply in addition to FluxNote’s policy.

Know what you are paying for.

What uses points?
Only model work: talking to the assistant, rebuilding prose into structure, generating prose from saved structure, or applying organization and voice memory. Writing, organizing notes, editing structure by hand, and reviewing memory do not.
How far do points go?
It depends on the length of the draft and the work requested. A short assistant exchange uses less than a full rebuild, which runs several reasoning stages. FluxNote shows the cost of each operation so your balance stays legible.
Do paid plans unlock more features?
No. Free includes the same structure, generation, writing-memory, assistant, reversible-edit, and unlimited-note features. Paid plans add monthly points, not a better version of FluxNote.
Can I evaluate FluxNote for free?
Yes. No card is required. The 100 monthly points are enough to test a few short pieces and ask the assistant several questions. Use your own writing; pay only if the resulting structure earns a place in your process.
Do points roll over?
No. Each monthly billing period has its own allowance. Unused points expire when that period ends, and the next period starts with the points included in your plan.
What happens when I cancel?
Your paid access normally remains available until the end of the period you already paid for. Paddle stops the next automatic renewal; cancelling does not by itself create a refund for the current period.
How do refunds work?
FluxNote reviews eligible requests using the paid period and points used. The intended proportional rule is the subscription amount multiplied by the unused share of the included points. See the full refund policy for the formula, examples, and Paddle’s mandatory consumer protections.