FLORA Seat Economics
FLORA bills per seat, not per client project, so the number of creatives who touch the canvas sets the cost floor before any retainer math.
By InnovaAI ResearchPublished
What is FLORA Seat Economics?
“Seat count → retainer margin, not client count”
FLORA bills per seat, not per client project, so the number of creatives who touch the canvas sets the cost floor before any retainer math. A three-person delivery pod on Starter runs $54/month; the same pod on Pro runs $150/month. That gap is the framework: match seat tier to how many hands actually run Techniques, not to how many clients you serve. A boutique agency running one fashion catalog account can keep two seats on Starter at $36/month and still pull API and MCP access, then move a single power user to Pro at $50/month when video models and pooled team usage become the bottleneck. The Free tier caps at 1 seat and 3 active projects, which suits a solo operator testing garment try-on before pitching a client. Track seat cost against retainer value monthly; when seats outgrow the retainer, the account is underpriced.
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