FLORA's launch-offer usage bonus returns on Starter/Pro/Max, now through Aug 31
FLORA's Special launch offer — extra included usage worth $12/seat (Starter), $50/seat (Pro), and $100/seat (Max) per month — had expired Aug 1 and disappeared from the pricing page, but reappeared on Aug 14 with a new deadline of Aug 31.
The Special launch offer badge was absent from the pricing page (Aug 11–13 captures); base seat prices unchanged at $18/$50/$200 and no extra included usage was advertised.
The Special launch offer badge is back on Starter/Pro/Max, granting the same extra included usage ($12/$50/$100 per seat/mo) with a new deadline: "Applies through Aug 31." Base seat prices remain unchanged.
FLORA’s self-serve plans carry a recurring promotional mechanic: extra included generative-usage dollars stacked on top of each seat’s base pool, at $12/seat/mo (Starter), $50/seat/mo (Pro), and $100/seat/mo (Max). The offer’s deadline previously moved from Jul 1 to Aug 1, then the badge vanished from the pricing page entirely once Aug 1 passed (confirmed missing across the Aug 11, 12, and 13 recaptures). As of the Aug 14 recapture, the identical offer is live again with a fresh deadline — “Applies through Aug 31” — suggesting FLORA is running the launch promotion on a rolling monthly extension rather than a one-time introductory window. The same capture also found Fashion Studio’s “included in every plan” billing-mechanic claim back on the main pricing page itself, having previously only appeared (and then been softened) on the separate Enterprise landing page.
Recaptured flora.ai/pricing: seat prices unchanged (Free $0, Starter $18, Pro $50, Max $200 per seat/mo, up to 8 seats each). The 'Special launch offer' badge — absent since Aug 11 after its Aug 1 deadline passed — is back on Starter/Pro/Max with the same bonus amounts (extra $12/$50/$100 included usage per seat/mo) and a new deadline, 'Applies through Aug 31'. The pricing page also now carries a 'The all new Fashion Studio, included in every plan' banner stating Studio runs draw from the shared usage pool at published model rates — this claim had only appeared on the (later rewritten) Enterprise landing page, not the pricing page itself, since Aug 12.