Everything you need to know about Flaango.

Yes. The Free plan gives you 3 template customization downloads forever, no credit card required. Browse the full library, customize any template with AI, see results in real-time. You only pay if you decide Flaango works for your workflow.

Pro is $29 / ₹2,799 — one-time payment for 1 month of unlimited access. You get unlimited "Finish & Download" credits, all premium templates unlocked, the commercial use license for client work, and saved customizations in your dashboard. After 1 month it expires automatically — no auto-renewal.

Max is $199 / ₹17,999 — one-time payment for 1 year of unlimited access. Same features as Pro (unlimited customizations, premium templates, commercial license, saved work, priority support) but for a full year — saving you 50% versus paying monthly. After 1 year it expires automatically — no auto-renewal.

No. Nothing auto-renews on Flaango. Both Pro and Max are one-time payments that expire automatically. We don't store your card and don't charge you again. When you're ready to renew, you do it manually — on your terms.

Pro ($29/mo) is right for one-off projects — building a single client site, a launch page, or experimenting with the platform. Max ($199/year) is right if you build sites continuously — agencies, freelancers, marketers shipping landing pages monthly. Math: 12 months of Pro = $348. Max = $199. Save 43% if you'll use it more than 7 months.

We send renewal reminders before expiry. After expiry, your saved customizations enter a 30-day grace period — you can renew during this window and pick up exactly where you left off. After 30 days post-expiry, saved customizations are deleted from our servers. Code you've already downloaded stays yours forever — local files, your hard drive, your sites. Nothing reaches into those.

Plans give you Studio access across the entire template library. Kits are one-off purchases of complete multi-page websites for specific industries (restaurants, real estate, etc). Buying a kit gives you 1 year of unlimited Studio access for that kit's pages — independent of any plan. You don't need a Pro or Max plan to use a kit. Many users buy a kit AND have a Pro or Max plan running.

Yes. From your dashboard, click "Upgrade to Max." You pay the Max price ($199), your remaining Pro time gets converted into Max time, and you're set for the next year. No data lost, no work interrupted.

Not yet. Today, Flaango is per-account. Multi-seat team plans are on the roadmap for late 2026. For now, agencies and design teams typically use one Max account shared internally. If you need invoicing for accounting purposes, email support@flaango.com — we generate proper invoices.

Both. We auto-detect your location and show INR if you're in India (paid via PayU) or USD if you're outside India (paid via PayPal). Indian buyers: Pro ₹2,799, Max ₹17,999. Everyone else: Pro $29, Max $199. Indian prices include 18% GST per Indian tax law.

Every Flaango template is self-contained HTML + CSS + JavaScript. It works on: WordPress (with or without Elementor, Divi, or any other page builder), Webflow, Framer, Shopify, Squarespace, Wix, Ghost, plain HTML hosting (Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare Pages, GitHub Pages), and any platform that lets you paste HTML. No React. No Tailwind compiler. No npm install.

No. Flaango Studio handles customization in plain English — type "make it navy, switch to serif fonts, change the headline to 'Welcome'" and the AI rebuilds the template. You then paste the result into your platform's HTML embed (every CMS has one). Zero CSS or JavaScript knowledge required.

The simple way (no plugin needed): Edit the page in the WordPress block editor. Add a Custom HTML block. Paste the template's HTML body content. Publish. Done.

With Elementor: Use the HTML widget. Paste the template's body content. Set the page template to Elementor Canvas to remove the theme's header/footer.

With other page builders (Divi, Beaver Builder, Bricks, etc.): Use that builder's "code" or "HTML" element. Same paste-and-go workflow.

No. Elementor is one of many compatible options — not a requirement. Plain WordPress works. Other page builders work. Squarespace, Webflow, Framer, Shopify all work. Don't have Elementor? Don't buy it for Flaango — you don't need it.

Yes. Drag an "Embed" element onto a Webflow page. Paste the template's HTML body content. Publish. The template renders in Webflow with no conflicts — Flaango's CSS is scoped so Webflow's own styles don't bleed in or out.

Yes. Add an "HTML Embed" or "Code Component" to a Framer page. Paste the template body. Framer renders it natively. For more granular control, you can split the template into individual section embeds.

Yes. In Shopify's theme editor, add a "Custom HTML" section to any page or product template. Paste the template's body content. Shopify renders it alongside your theme's header and footer. For a full-page experience without theme chrome, use Shopify's blank page template.

Yes — easiest of all. Download the template's HTML file. Drag it to Vercel, Netlify, or GitHub Pages. Done. No build step, no configuration. Templates are pre-structured for static hosting — just deploy as-is.

No. Every template uses scoped CSS — selectors are namespaced so the host platform's styles can't bleed into the template, and the template's styles can't leak out. We test against major themes (Astra, GeneratePress, OceanWP, Divi themes, Hello Elementor) and major page builders to make sure paste-and-go works cleanly.

Some site builders (Elementor, Divi, Bricks, Oxygen, etc.) let you set global styles — for example, "all H1 headings are purple," "all body text uses Lato," or "all links are teal." When you paste a Flaango template into a builder with global styles set, those global styles override the template's original colors, fonts, and link styles.

This is intentional behavior on the builder's side, not a bug. If your hero heading suddenly looks purple instead of the template's color, your body font has changed, or your buttons look different — check your builder's global typography, color, and link settings.

To see the template exactly as designed: disable global styles for the page (Elementor and Divi both support per-page overrides), or use a "blank canvas" template that strips builder defaults — Elementor Canvas, Divi Blank Page, etc.

Flaango Studio is the AI-powered editor where you customize templates. You type changes in plain English ("make it dark navy, pill-shaped buttons, replace the company name with Mario's"), the AI rebuilds the template live, and you preview the result before downloading the code. Studio also lets you click any text or image in the template to edit it directly — no AI needed for small tweaks.

Pretty much anything visual or structural: colors and typography (palette swaps, font changes), copy (rewrite headlines, replace placeholder text with your brand voice), layouts (swap columns to rows, change card grids), style overhauls (minimal-to-bold, modern-to-classic), brand integration (apply a brand kit you describe), component additions (add a testimonial section, add a pricing tier). What it doesn't do: invent new functionality that isn't a styling/layout change.

A customization is one downloaded HTML file. You can chat with the AI as much as you want within a session — change colors, then tweak the headline, then adjust the layout — all in the same template, costs one credit. Move to a different template? That's a new customization.

Most edits stream within 5-15 seconds — small color or copy changes complete in 3 seconds, full restyles in 10-20 seconds. The AI streams the response token by token so you see it building live, not waiting for a long blank screen.

Yes. Click any text or image directly in the preview — you can edit text inline, change image URLs, update links, modify colors via a small popup palette. Direct editing is unlimited and free on every plan, including Free. The AI is for bigger structural or stylistic changes.

Anthropic's Claude. We chose it specifically because Claude understands the structural intent behind design requests better than alternatives — when you ask for "minimal" or "elegant," Claude interprets the design goal, not just the literal words.

No. Your prompts go through Anthropic's API for processing only — we don't train models on your data, and Anthropic doesn't use API requests for training by default. Your customizations stay yours.

Yes — Pro and Max plans save your customizations to your dashboard. Open them anytime to re-download or continue editing. Free plan customizations are not saved (you download once, then they're gone). After plan expiry, saved work has a 30-day grace period before deletion.

Templates are individual page sections — a hero, a pricing table, a testimonials block, a landing page. Use templates when you're assembling a site piece by piece, or just need one specific section.

Kits are complete multi-page websites — homepage, services, about, contact, blog, gallery — bundled for a specific industry like restaurants, real estate, agencies, or hospitality. Use kits when you need an entire site fast.

Different jobs. Plans are right for ongoing template work — multiple projects, varied needs, sectioned sites built piece by piece. Kits are right when you need a full site for one specific industry shipped fast (restaurant launching in 2 weeks, agency rebrand, real estate listing site). Many users buy a kit AND have a plan for ongoing template needs.

No. Each kit purchase includes 1 year of unlimited Studio access for that kit's pages — independent of any plan. Buy a kit, customize all its pages with AI for a year, no plan required.

Three tiers: Starter $19 / ₹1,599 (3-4 pages, compact business sites), Standard $29 / ₹2,499 (5-7 pages, full small-business sites), Premium $39 / ₹3,299 (8+ pages, larger sites with portfolios or multi-product layouts). One-time purchase. Files yours forever, Studio access for 1 year.

Yes. One kit purchase covers unlimited client websites. Build a Mexican restaurant site, then a French bistro site, then a third client's coffee shop — all from one kit. The license restriction is on reselling the kit's files, not on using it for client work.

We currently have kits live for restaurants and real estate, with more being added regularly across hospitality, agencies, professional services, healthcare, fitness, and more. Browse the full catalog at flaango.com/kits.

The HTML files you've downloaded stay yours forever. You can keep using them on as many client sites as you need. Only the AI customization in Studio expires after 1 year. To keep customizing the kit's pages with AI, re-purchase the kit (renews access for another year and includes any updates we've shipped).

No. Templates and kits ship with placeholder image references (sourced from Pexels in our live demos), but we don't license those images for redistribution. You replace placeholders with your own images — your photography, brand photos, product shots. The HTML is structured so swapping images means changing src attributes.

Pexels and Unsplash are excellent — completely free for commercial use, no attribution required. Pixabay too. For brand-specific imagery, AI tools like Midjourney, DALL-E, or Stable Diffusion can generate custom images at low cost.

Free Google Fonts. Every template imports its fonts directly from Google Fonts CDN (no licensing fees, no separate subscription). Common picks: DM Sans, Inter, Playfair Display, Manrope, Plus Jakarta Sans. You can swap fonts via Studio (just say "use Inter for body and Playfair for headings") or by editing the Google Fonts import line in the HTML.

You should always rewrite placeholder copy to match your brand and offering. The template copy is illustrative — meant to show the design's tone, not to be your final content. Use Studio's AI ("rewrite the headline to focus on X, change the testimonials to mention Y") to speed this up dramatically.

Yes. Templates use inline SVG icons (Lucide-style, Heroicons, Feather-style) — they're embedded in the HTML, not separate files. Free for any use. Want different icons? Studio can swap them, or paste replacement SVGs directly into the HTML.

Pro and Max plans include a commercial use license. You can: use Flaango templates on client websites, ship them in commercial products you sell, charge clients to build their sites with Flaango. You can't: resell Flaango templates as standalone files on third-party marketplaces (ThemeForest, Gumroad, etc.), repackage them as your own template product. Build with them — yes. Resell the files themselves — no.

Yes. Showcase your work — including sites built with Flaango — as portfolio pieces or case studies on your agency or freelancer website. That's exactly what the commercial license is for.

No. You can't resell our templates as a product (re-listing on marketplaces, repackaging, selling "modified" versions). You also can't sublicense them to other designers. What you CAN do: build client websites with them (unlimited), use them in your portfolio, and join our affiliate program to earn commission referring others to Flaango.

For Pro/Max plans: If you've been charged and haven't downloaded any templates, full refund within 7 days — email support@flaango.com. Once you've downloaded templates, we cannot refund (digital delivery cannot be reversed).

For Kits: Same policy — full refund within 7 days if you haven't downloaded the kit ZIP. Once downloaded, we cannot refund. If a kit had a genuine technical defect, we'll replace or refund regardless. See /refund for the full policy.

Email support@flaango.com. We typically respond within 24 hours on business days, faster for Max plan holders. Studio also has built-in AI chat for "how do I do X" questions — ask the AI directly while you're editing.

We love both. Email support@flaango.com with screenshots if it's a bug. Most user-reported bugs get fixed within 48 hours. Feature requests go into our roadmap and we genuinely build the most-requested ones.

No. Downloads are clean, watermark-free, fully usable HTML. Templates contain a small attribution comment at the top of the file ("Generated with Flaango — flaango.com") which you can leave or remove — it doesn't render visually and doesn't affect SEO.

Yes. Every template includes proper title and meta description tags, Open Graph tags for social sharing, Twitter card tags, semantic HTML5 (proper heading hierarchy), and alt-text placeholders on images. Replace placeholder text with your real content and the template is ready for Google.

Yes. Every template is tested at desktop (1280px+), tablet (768px), and mobile (375px). The CSS uses modern flexbox and grid for fluid layouts that adapt to any screen size. Studio's preview also lets you toggle between desktop, tablet, and mobile views before downloading.

Excellent out of the box. Templates are plain HTML — no JavaScript framework, no build step, no large bundles. Total page weight under 200KB before your images. Lighthouse scores typically 95+ on performance. The biggest factor is your image sizes — compress them before publishing.

All modern browsers — Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge — desktop and mobile. Templates use standard HTML/CSS/JS supported in browsers from 2020 onward. Internet Explorer is not supported (Microsoft retired IE in 2022).

Templates aim for WCAG 2.1 Level AA compliance — semantic HTML, sufficient color contrast, keyboard navigation, alt-text placeholders, ARIA labels where appropriate. Final accessibility depends on the content you add (write descriptive alt-text, use proper heading hierarchy in copy edits). For full WCAG audits, we recommend tools like axe DevTools or Lighthouse Accessibility.

Many do — contact forms, booking forms, newsletter signups. They're pre-wired for Basin, Formcarry, or Formspree (3-minute setup, no backend required). The form's action attribute is set to a placeholder — replace it with your provider's endpoint URL and submissions arrive in your inbox instantly.

Yes. Standard practice — paste Google Analytics, Tag Manager, Plausible, Fathom, or any tracking script before the closing </body> tag. The template doesn't add or block any tracking. If you're embedding the template in WordPress/Webflow/etc, just add tracking via that platform's normal mechanism (GTM plugin, head injection, etc).

Coming soon — currently in development. The plan is a free WordPress plugin that lets you browse and import Flaango templates directly inside the WP dashboard, no copy-paste required. For now, the manual paste method works perfectly. We'll announce the plugin to all users via email when it ships.

No password needed. Enter your email at flaango.com/login, we email you a 6-digit code, you paste it in, you're logged in. The code expires in 10 minutes for security. We don't store passwords (so we can't lose them in a breach).

India: PayU — accepts UPI, all major Indian credit/debit cards, net banking from 50+ banks, Paytm, EMI options on most cards.

International (US, EU, UK, AU, Asia, etc.): PayPal — accepts PayPal balance, all major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover), debit cards, and bank-linked PayPal accounts.

No. Card details go directly to PayU or PayPal — Flaango never sees them. Since plans don't auto-renew, we have no reason to keep a card on file. When you renew, you re-enter card details (or use saved cards in PayPal/PayU's vaults, which are independent of us).

Yes. Every purchase generates a tax invoice automatically — emailed to you immediately after payment. Indian buyers: invoices include 18% GST line item, GSTIN, and proper format for accounting. International buyers: USD invoice with payment ID for expense reporting. Need a copy? Login → Dashboard → Past invoices.

We take it seriously. We don't store payment cards. We don't store passwords. Your saved customizations are encrypted at rest. We don't sell or share user data. We don't run ads or use your work to train AI models. Read our full Privacy Policy for the technical details.

Since nothing auto-renews, "canceling" usually just means letting your plan expire (no action needed). If you want your account fully deleted including all saved customizations, email support@flaango.com from your registered email and we'll delete it within 7 days per our privacy policy.

Email support@flaango.com with your payment ID (from PayU or PayPal) and we'll resolve it within 24 hours. Double charges are rare but if they happen, the duplicate is refunded immediately. Failed payments where you got charged but no plan activated — same: email us, we fix it.