SataEric

Got our first commission from our latest framer template 🎊

I built an entire fashion e-commerce site without opening Framer once. No photographer. No model. No Paris trip. For $0. Just 1 photo of a handbag on a beige wall. Claude ran FlowGen + Framer for me: → 7 product shots → a full shop → live on the internet 17 minutes 49 seconds. Watch 👇

I made a free Shopify store template for Framer. WoodFurn is a furniture store with a real cart, variants that change the price, and a test checkout you can click through right now. Every product comes from Shopify through Framerfy, my free plugin.

Higgsfield's "unlimited" is clever marketing. The fine print is where it falls apart. Plus advertises unlimited Nano Banana Pro. What it actually says: - it's "7-day unlimited", at 2K - it runs in the standard queue, and speed "may temporarily vary" - "personal, human use only". No automation - not available on their own MCP, CLI or Canvas So the moment you build a workflow, you're back on credits. And those expire at the end of every cycle. To be fair, their per-image price is good. Often cheaper than fal. The catch is everything around it.

The whole “20x” in Claude’s pricing is so misleading. The $100 plan says 5x Pro limits, while the $200 plan says 20x Pro limits. That makes it sound like you’re getting 4x the usage. But the 20x applies only to the 5-hour usage window. The weekly limit is basically just 2x the $100 plan. I spent way too much time digging through the internet and Reddit to figure this out. They could’ve just stated the limits directly instead of marketing it as “20x.” That alone would’ve saved me hours of confusion.

Introducing FlowGen I got tired of paying $19 a month for AI image credits that expire. My work comes in bursts. One photo of your product in, the same product in every shot after it. Bring your API key from any provider: @higgsfield_ai , @fal, @kinovi_ai, press Run, and you're done. → getflowgen.app

7/ The honest part: if you generate thousands of images a day, an unlimited plan is probably cheaper. Use one. For everyone else, FlowGen is $25 once for the first 100 buyers, then $50. Two years of updates, no subscription. Your workflows and files stay on your machine.