Connectable by your agent via MCP
The entire SaaS stack.
Who gets in and who pays: solved.
They are the parts nobody wants to get wrong - and the ones that slow everything down: signing in, charging, sending email, measuring, keeping each customer's data apart. All solved and connected - via MCP with your agent, or from the dashboard with no AI.
Set up in under 2 minutes. No trial: you subscribe and start building right away.
via MCP with your agent · from the dashboard, no AI
11 services running inside one subscription
The product doesn't die at the idea. It dies at the infrastructure.
Everyone who has tried to launch a SaaS got stuck in the same place. Not at what the product does - at what it needs to have in order to exist.
The agent delivers files, not a product
You describe, it generates. Then you find out you have to host, connect, configure and operate all of it. Generated code with no infrastructure underneath is a blueprint, not a house.
Infrastructure eats the weeks that belonged to the product
Authentication, billing, transactional email, webhooks. None of it is your differentiator. All of it is a toll you pay before the first feature that matters.
A subscription per service, just to get one product standing
A contract, a dashboard, an auth model and a webhook format for every one of them. Plus the glue code in between - yours forever, and it breaks on its own.
Multi-tenancy is the hole where projects sink
Isolating data per customer is the part nobody estimates right. It's where the leak, the wrong query, and the worst-timed architecture rework show up.
Starting from zero with every new product
The second idea pays the same toll as the first. And so does the third.
A prototype is not production
Validating fast is easy. Having TLS, backups, monitoring, and scale on the day your first customer pays is another story.
None of this is your product. It is everything that happens before it is born.
One platform. 11 services running.
Zero configuration between them.
FlowPrime is the infrastructure that sits beneath your product, not a generator that hands back files. The services are already provisioned, connected to each other, and in production. You create a workspace, and every new product inside it is born with authentication, billing, email and metrics working from the first minute.
Identity and access
Login, sessions, permissions, and licenses isolated per product.
ALKEYON · FF LicenseRevenue
Plans, subscriptions, invoices, and a customer portal under your brand.
Stripe BillingRelationship
Transactional email, your own list, and the user's voice inside the product.
FF Mail · Newsletter · FeedbackDistribution
Landing page with domain and TLS, and webhooks connecting the rest of your stack.
Landingflow · RouterData and operations
Usage, revenue, traffic and files - isolated per customer, measured from day one.
FF Analytics · Web Analytics · FilesFour steps. None of them is building infrastructure.
Create your workspace
Subscribe, sign in. The platform is already standing - there's no server, database or pipeline setup.
Connect your agent via MCP
Claude, GPT, or any model that supports the protocol. The moment it connects, your agent gains the platform’s MCP tools.
Describe the product
In plain language. “Create a scheduling SaaS, $12 per month, with its own landing page.” The agent provisions, configures and connects the services.
Publish and start charging
Domain, TLS, per-customer isolation, billing active and metrics running. You point your product at the platform - hosted wherever you prefer - and start charging.
Your agent doesn’t generate code on top of these services. It provisions, configures and operates the real services.
The agent accelerates. It doesn’t decide on its own.
Via agent, through MCP
For those who want speed. You describe, the agent executes, you see the result in the dashboard.
Via platform, through the dashboard
For those who want fine-grained control, or use no agent at all. Every operation available to the agent is available in the interface.
Nothing happens on its own
The operator is always you. Nothing hides behind the AI, and nothing requires you to use an agent to work.
If you switch AI models tomorrow, the platform stays the same. And if you decide to use no AI at all, it keeps working.
you → create the annual plan with 2 months off
11 services. Each with dedicated MCP tools.
All shared across every product in the workspace. A new product gets instant access - no additional configuration.
There are plenty of tools and platforms that generate code. There is no other that operates infrastructure through your agent, end to end.
The right comparison isn’t with whoever writes code faster. It’s with what is left over after the code is written.
| Category | Generates code | Hosts | Production services included | Isolated multi-tenant | Operable by your agent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AI code generators | ✓ | partial | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
| No-code platforms | ✕ | ✓ | partial | ✕ | ✕ |
| Ready-made backends (BaaS) | ✕ | ✓ | partial | partial | ✕ |
| A stack you assemble yourself | - | ✓ | ✓ you integrate | ✓ you build | ✕ |
| FlowPrime | - | ✓ the platform side | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Agent-native isn’t AI integration. It’s architecture.
Platforms that “have AI” bolted an assistant on top of the product. Here it’s the opposite: the services were exposed as operable tools from the design stage. The agent doesn’t ask the interface - it operates the platform.
Nobody else delivers both paths.
AI tools lock you into the AI. Traditional tools have no real AI. FlowPrime gives you the same operation via MCP and via the interface, and you choose at every moment.
It’s production infrastructure, not prototype infrastructure.
Per-tenant isolation, TLS, monitoring, backups and scale are part of the product - not the next step after it takes off.
You are not switching tools. You are skipping the stage that consumes the project.
Assembling this separately costs over $394/mo
And weeks before the first feature.
| Service | Typical provider | Monthly cost |
|---|---|---|
| Replaced outright | ||
| Authentication and SSO | Auth0 / Clerk | ~$50 |
| Metrics and revenue | Baremetrics / ChartMogul | ~$50 |
| Webhook routing | Hookdeck / Svix | ~$25 |
| Landing pages and hosting | Framer / Webflow | ~$30 |
| Licensing | Keygen / in-house | ~$30 |
| Feedback and voting | Canny / Productboard | ~$50 |
| Multi-tenant infrastructure | Your own architecture | ~$50 + weeks |
| The tool is ours, the provider is yours | ||
| Billing with Stripe | Built in-house | ~$30 + time |
| Transactional email | Postmark / Resend | ~$25 |
| Newsletter | ConvertKit / Mailchimp | ~$29 |
| Storage and delivery | S3 / Cloudflare R2 | ~$25 |
| Total doing it yourself | A contract and a dashboard per service | ~$394/mo |
| FlowPrime - everything included | One subscription | $99/mo · 75% savings |
In the second group the provider underneath stays yours: FlowPrime is the tooling on top - templates, tracking, sandbox, isolation - so a raw provider (SES, S3) at cost replaces the packaged tool. Stripe fees exist in both worlds.
The same idea, with and without FlowPrime.
Before
- ✕Weeks assembling authentication, billing and email before the first feature
- ✕A subscription and a dashboard per service, glue code only you understand
- ✕Multi-tenancy improvised - and revisited at the worst possible time
- ✕New product? Everything again, from scratch
After
- ✓Infrastructure ready at minute zero - the time goes to the product
- ✓One subscription, one dashboard, services already connected to each other
- ✓Per-customer isolation by default, not by effort
- ✓A new product inherits everything from the workspace
For people who actually build.
AI-native founders
You already build with an agent. What's missing isn't code generation - it's somewhere to put what it generated. FlowPrime gives your agent real services to operate.
Developers
You've built authentication and billing from scratch more times than you'd like to admit. None of it is the product. FlowPrime removes the toll and gives your weeks back.
Agencies and studios
Deliver complete products in days. Every client with isolated infrastructure, their own billing and metrics.
Innovation teams
Skip the internal infrastructure debate. Validate with production quality, not prototype quality.
One plan. The whole platform - today and later.
FlowPrime Early Access
$99 /mo
Replaces over $394/mo in separate tools.
Set up in under 2 minutes. No trial: you subscribe and start building right away.
The early-access price locks at $99/mo forever - while the window is open.
- ✓Every platform service, integrated and shared across all your products
- ✓Dual operation - through your agent via MCP or from the dashboard
- ✓Multi-tenant by default, with an isolated database per customer
- ✓Customer portal under your brand
- ✓Your product connects from any hosting - the platform is the backend
- ✓Your providers stay yours - Stripe, email and storage in your name
- ✓Production grade - TLS, monitoring, backups and scale included
- ✓All future services included, at no extra cost
- ✓Cancel anytime, no contract
$99 is your FlowPrime server. Your product lives wherever you choose.
The subscription covers your FlowPrime instance: every service, isolated databases, and your landing pages live with domain and TLS. FlowPrime does not sell hosting space - your product's code runs on whatever infrastructure you like and talks to the platform from there.
Every subscriber
Your instance is covered: services, isolated data, landing pages published. The app runs on your own hosting - a VPS, a cloud, wherever you prefer - and connects to the platform.
Products we build
The one exception: a product built through the Fast Flow Tech program is hosted by us. The development is the program's promotion, and the $99 carries the MVP Server for as long as the product fits it.
Outgrown the MVP server? The price list is public.
Dedicated servers, only for products we build: we never host code we do not know.
MVP Server
Born with every program product
Includedin the program's $99
- 1 vCPU
- 2 GB RAM
- 40 GB NVMe
The starting rung - already covered by the subscription, for as long as the product fits it.
Enterprise
Beyond the ladder - sized to your case
Custompriced by conversation
- Multiple nodes
- High availability
- Compliance and a custom SLA
Server S
The first step up from the MVP Server
$49/mo
- 2 vCPU
- 4 GB RAM
- 80 GB NVMe
The signal: the included MVP Server is getting tight.
Server M
A product with traction
$99/mo
- 4 vCPU
- 8 GB RAM
- 160 GB NVMe
The signal: steady usage, with spikes showing up in monitoring.
Server L
An established operation
$199/mo
- 8 vCPU
- 16 GB RAM
- 320 GB NVMe
The signal: the product is an operation now - downtime costs real money.
You never guess the size: monitoring tells us, we tell you, and the move up a step is on us.
11 services today. And much more lands every cycle.
New services and integrations land continuously - advanced agent orchestration, multi-agent flows, new SDKs, a product marketplace. Early-access subscribers receive everything the platform ships automatically. No upgrade, no extra charge, no need to ask.
Fast Flow Tech turns ideas into products. FlowPrime is the engine that makes it possible.
FlowPrime is built and operated by Fast Flow Tech, a studio with over 15 years of experience across Brazil and New Zealand, working with multinationals and directly with CEOs and boards. The platform wasn't born from a market thesis - it was born from the studio's own need to stand products up fast, without repeating the same infrastructure work on every project.
You don't need the program to use FlowPrime. The platform is sold independently - the program is just one of the doors in.
Selects good ideas and develops them until they become products.
The infrastructure those products are built on.
Two fronts, one engine: what accelerates the studio’s projects is exactly what you subscribe to.
What usually remains as a question.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Your agent does the technical work: you describe the product in plain language and it configures authentication, billing, email, metrics and the rest. If you can explain your idea, you can build it.
Is this another code generator?
No. Generators produce files you still have to host, connect and operate. FlowPrime is the infrastructure running underneath - services provisioned, connected to each other, and working. It's the difference between receiving the blueprint and receiving the house with the lights on.
Which AI works with FlowPrime?
Any one that supports the MCP protocol - Claude, GPT and other frontier models. The moment it connects, your agent gains the platform’s tools.
I don't use an AI agent. Does it still make sense?
It does. Everything the agent operates via MCP, you operate from the dashboard. The AI accelerates; it is not mandatory.
Can the agent do anything without me telling it to?
No. The operator is always you - via agent or via the interface. The agent executes what you ask, and the result shows up in the dashboard.
Can this handle real production?
Yes. Every service includes TLS, monitoring, automated backups and multi-tenant isolation. This is not a prototype platform.
How does isolation between my customers work?
A database per tenant. No tables shared between customers, and no relying on a query filter to keep data apart.
Will my customers see the FlowPrime brand?
No. The customer portal and your product's pages use your brand.
Why is there no free trial?
Because the platform delivers value when there's a real product running on it, and that doesn't fit in seven days. You subscribe, build, and cancel whenever you want - no contract and no penalty.
Does FlowPrime host my product?
The services and your landing pages, yes - that is the platform. The product code, no: it runs on whatever hosting you choose and connects from there. The exception is products built through the Fast Flow Tech program: those we host, because we know every line.
What happens when a program product outgrows the MVP?
It moves to a dedicated managed server, priced publicly on this page under "Where your product runs". No surprises: you see the number before you need it.
What if I cancel?
The services your product depends on stop - login, billing, email. You have 30 days to migrate, and the code stays yours. If the server is ours too (a program product), it goes offline with them. No hidden cost.
What happens when new services land?
You receive them automatically, with no upgrade and no extra charge. Your early-access price doesn’t change.
The hard part is already done. What’s missing is your product.
You subscribe, connect your agent, and start. No trial, no waitlist, no weeks of configuration before the first line that matters.
Cancel anytime. 30 days to migrate if you leave.