FlowMapp plans websites with sitemaps, wireframes, user flows, estimates and invoices. Free plan, paid plans from $15/month. Read the Gappsy review.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
FlowMapp is a visual planning platform for web design projects. It brings a project brief, sitemap, user flows, wireframes, page content, cost estimates and invoices into one project, so a designer or agency can plan a site and present it to a client without moving between separate tools. The company states it has over 400,000 users.
The product is aimed at agencies, studios, UX/UI designers, freelancers and developers. Its main pitch is sales: the site describes a four-step path from brief to exported proposal and says visual offers help win clients. Those sales percentages are the vendor's own claims, not independent results.
Work happens inside a project. You start with a brief, then build a visual sitemap in a page editor, either by hand, with the AI generator, or by crawling an existing website from its URL. Wireframes can be generated along with the sitemap, and sticky notes let teammates comment on the canvas.
Next you add content, user flows and templates, then price the work. The estimation tools set rates for each type of work, show hours per page, and produce a total. An invoice closes the proposal, and the whole project can be presented in an interactive format or exported to PDF, PNG, XML, CSV, a webpage or Figma.
The sitemap tool offers a visual page editor, AI generation, XML import and URL import of up to 1,000 pages. Wireframes are hi-fi prototypes for desktop and mobile with a template library, blocks and elements. User flows sit beside the sitemap, so structure and journeys can be checked together. Custom templates let teams reuse proven layouts.
Content and collaboration are covered too. A Notion-like editor stores briefs, text, references, code and files for each page, with SEO data and comments. Projects can be shared with editors and viewers, and clients can be invited as collaborators. Administration options include archiving, duplication, manual backups, ownership transfer and workspace roles and permissions.
FlowMapp is a visual platform for planning website projects. It combines a brief, sitemap, user flows, wireframes, content, cost estimates and invoices in one project. It is aimed at agencies, studios, designers and freelancers.
There is a Free plan at $0 forever. Paid plans are Pro at $15 per month, Team at $35 per month and Agency at $99 per month. Annual billing is 45% off, which brings them to $8.25, $19.25 and $54.45 per month.
Yes. One project is always free, with up to 20 pages. Paid plans start with a free trial that does not require a credit card, and if you do not buy, you can keep working on a free account.
Yes. It has an AI generator for sitemaps and wireframes, and it can crawl a website from a URL to build a visual structure. Sitemaps can also be imported from XML.
The sources name Figma, to which wireframes and pages can be exported. FlowMapp also exports to PDF, PNG, XML, CSV and a webpage. No other third-party integrations are listed.
It suits web design agencies, studios, UX/UI designers, freelancers and developers who plan websites and pitch them to clients. The Team plan is described as being for studios that sell Webflow, Framer and WordPress sites.
Yes. You can invite a client's team as collaborators to manage content, review work and comment on projects. Paid plans list unlimited editors and viewers.
Yes. A 60% discount applies to all subscription plans in India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Philippines, Malaysia, Brazil and Turkey. Students and educational organizations also have discounts, and institutions must provide proof of non-profit status.