Simple, Transparent Medical Plans
Invest in Your Rank. Not in Overpriced Courses.
Every plan includes our core FSRS spaced repetition engine. Start free with 100 card repetitions a day, or go Premium for unlimited repetition, PYQ-based flashcards and image-based questions.
🎁 Free Tier:100 card repetitions a day + 20 AI card creations a month, forever free.
Choose Your Revision Plan
Pick the timeframe matching your exam date. One-time payment, no auto-renewal.
✨ Popular for NEET-PG 2026
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Starter Free
Essential daily active recall for medical students.
₹0/forever
Start Free ForeverWhat's Included:
- 100 card repetitions a day
- 20 AI card creations a month
- Spaced repetition and progress tracking
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Premium 3-Month
Ideal for rapid revision and final exam sprints
₹1,299/for 3 months
₹1,79928% OFF
That's just ₹433/month
Upgrade to Premium 3-MonthPlan Features:
- Unlimited repetition across all decks
- Create custom cards and decks
- 5,000 AI card creations a month
- 2,000+ image-based questions
- 6,000+ PYQ-based flashcards
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Premium 6-Month
Recommended for comprehensive syllabus mastery
₹1,999/for 6 months
₹2,99933% OFF
That's just ₹333/month
Upgrade to Premium 6-MonthPlan Features:
- Unlimited repetition across all decks
- Create custom cards and decks
- 5,000 AI card creations a month
- 2,000+ image-based questions
- 6,000+ PYQ-based flashcards
Frequently Asked Questions About Plans
Everything you need to know about our plans, billing, and access.
Is Floww really free to use?
Yes! The Free Plan gives you 100 card repetitions a day and 20 AI card creations a month, free forever. No credit card required to start.
Can I use my Floww plan on multiple devices?
Yes, your account syncs seamlessly across iOS, Android, and web. Your reviews on your phone in the hospital ward immediately reflect on your tablet or laptop at home.
How does Floww compare to purchasing expensive video question banks?
Traditional video platforms cost ₹25,000–₹40,000 and focus on passive watching. Floww costs a fraction (₹250–₹433/mo) and focuses on the missing link: active recall and long-term retention of volatile facts you keep forgetting.
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