Flownato vs Refero

Flownato is built around mobile flows, with Android apps, Figma export and an MCP server on a free account. Refero is a reference library for websites and iOS apps, with user flows, a Figma plugin and an MCP server on its Pro plan.

Prices in US dollars, checked 14 October 2026.

FlownatoRefero
PlatformsAndroid appsWebsites and iOS apps
Free planUp to three selected complete flows per app, plus the first three steps of the restAbout 3% of the library, with basic search
Full flowsUp to three selected per app free; every flow with PremiumWith Pro
Price$5 a month, or $50 a year$120 a year or $45 a quarter; lifetime access $250 once
Figma pluginAvailable on a free accountIncluded with Pro
MCP serverEvery tool works on a free accountIncluded with Pro

Where Flownato is the better choice

  • You design for Android apps.
  • You want complete flows and Figma export on a free account.
  • You want the MCP server without paying first.
  • You want a lower yearly price: $50 against $120.

Where Refero may suit you better

  • You design for websites or iOS.
  • You would rather pay once: lifetime access is $250.

Which should you pick?

For Android apps and complete flows on a free account, at a lower yearly price, start with Flownato. For web and iOS work, Refero is the better fit.

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Questions

Which one costs less?

Flownato: $50 a year against $120 for Refero Pro. Refero also sells lifetime access for $250.

Do both work with Claude or Cursor?

Yes. Both have an MCP server. Refero includes it with Pro; Flownato's works on a free account.