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Starter
$29
/month
Perfect for freelancers and small agencies managing a handful of client websites.
What's included
3 Active Websites
100 AI Content Rewrites/mo
Git Sync & Auto-push
Manual Approval Mode
Email Notifications
Brand Protection Governance
Unlimited AI Rewrites
Priority Groq Inference
1-Min Cron Frequency
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Pro Agency
$79
/month
Built for digital agencies managing 10–25 client websites with high-volume AI content automation.
What's included
25 Active Websites
Unlimited AI Rewrites
Git Sync & Auto-push
Manual Approval Mode
Email Notifications
Brand Protection Governance
Priority Groq Llama 3.3 70B
5-Min Cron Frequency
Dedicated Account Manager
Enterprise
$199
/month
For large teams and enterprises needing unlimited scale, dedicated SLA, and custom AI configuration.
Everything in Pro, plus
Unlimited Websites
1-Minute Cron Frequency
Custom AI System Prompts
Dedicated Account Manager
Private Self-hosted Deployment
Custom SLA & Uptime Guarantee
Multi-user Team Seats
Priority 24/7 Support
Never. Autoflow performs surgical text-node replacement using PHP string matching. It never touches CSS classes, inline styles, gradient definitions, or any HTML attributes. Your visual design is completely untouched.
Yes. Autoflow is designed to run on standard LAMP/LEMP shared hosting. You can configure cron jobs directly from cPanel, and Git operations use HTTPS PAT authentication — no SSH required.
Autoflow uses Groq's inference API with the Llama 3.3 70B Versatile model. Groq provides sub-2-second response times, making batch page rewrites extremely fast and cost-efficient.
Absolutely. Each website has an "Approval Mode" setting. In Manual Review mode, all rewrites are queued for your approval before git commit and push. You see before/after diffs in the dashboard.
Autoflow has built-in retry logic. If a Groq API call fails or produces invalid output, the original HTML is preserved unchanged and the job is logged as failed. No partial rewrites are ever committed.
No. Autoflow connects to your own Git repository and works within the file system of the server it's installed on. For self-hosted (Enterprise) plans, everything runs in your own infrastructure.