Try your whole workspace.
Free for 14 days.
A little less busywork.
A lot more flow.
14 days free for first-time eligible accounts. Card required.
Renews automatically after your trial unless you cancel. Cancel in Account before your trial ends to avoid a charge. Applicable tax is included. Existing subscribers keep their current plan.
- Templates and slash shortcuts
- Page context capture and review
- Saved profiles and dynamic variables
- Reusable workflows and mapped forms
- Clipboard and CSV export
- Local English writing suggestions
Install on a desktop computer using Google Chrome.
Before you jump in.
Where can I use SlashFlow?
SlashFlow runs in desktop Chrome. Use templates in supported text fields and editors, and capture context from supported pages such as LinkedIn profiles. A website’s editor or form can affect what is available.
Does SlashFlow send messages or submit forms for me?
No. It helps you insert text, review context and fill mapped fields. You stay in control of sending messages and submitting forms.
When will I be charged?
Your 14-day trial starts when you complete signup in Stripe Checkout. Account shows the exact end time. Your card is charged $3.49 USD when the trial ends, then monthly, unless you cancel beforehand. Applicable tax is included. Stripe emails a reminder 7 days before the trial ends.
Can I cancel during the trial?
Yes. Open SlashFlow → Workspace → Account → Manage subscription and cancel before the displayed end time. You will not be charged, and trial access remains until its original end. After a paid subscription is canceled, access continues through the paid period. Saved data stays available afterward.
Who can use the free trial?
First-time eligible accounts. Previous subscribers are not eligible for another trial. Existing subscribers keep their current plan and price.
Is writing correction included?
Yes. Enable Writing suggestions in Settings for common English spelling and basic grammar checks in supported fields. Choose Apply or Ignore. Checks run on your device, and you keep control of every change.
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