Fifteen days free.Then, per seat and per design system.
Each seat pays for the design systems it has access to. No card for the trial, and you cancel whenever you want.
What each seat includes
- A complete agentic design system, with your tokens and your brand
- Exports in the framework you choose: React, Vue 3 or Angular
- Each additional framework adds US$9 per seat per month
- The Figma plugin and the MCP server
- An accessibility contract in every export
- Your own model key
- Updates while the plan is active
- Fifteen days free
Your Figma and your codeare yours forever.
Yours, with no expiry
Every screen you choose stays in your Figma file and every export stays in your repo. No lock-in, no license on your files: if you leave, they stay with you.
What the plan pays for
The deterministic engine in Snapflow Cloud that composes screens from your design system: same definition in, same Figma and same code out, every time.
Three KPIs you can measurefrom the first month
No promised percentages. Each one is measured with what the console already reports, or with data your team already has.
Time to market for a screen
The plugin, the MCP and 690 components are ready in the first minute. A new screen does not wait for someone to build it by hand: the agent assembles it from the system and it ships with your brand.
Days between the approved design and the screen in production.
Design and development hours per screen
Nothing that already exists is designed or coded again. You design with real instances in Figma and the code comes out identical in React, Vue 3 and Angular, without redoing it per framework.
Design and development hours per delivered screen, before and after.
Money lost to technical debt
A design system's debt is its parallel libraries, the components that drift and the hours spent realigning them. With a system that compiles to three frameworks with verifiable adherence, it stops piling up.
Hours and cost per month of maintaining separate libraries and fixing code that left the system.
Figures measured in the Snapflow demo environment.
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