Customers, listings, licenses, lifecycle, analytics — Flowtra is one console for the operating side of a digital product business. The marketplace itself completes every sale on the seller’s behalf, which is why the tax, the fraud and the chargeback risk sit with us, not with you.
| Customer | Country | Plan | LTV | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
AMAnaïs Moreaua.moreau@flowbeat.co |
France | Team · annual | $1,240 | Active |
KTKenji Tanakakenji@ronin.jp |
Japan | Starter · monthly | $96 | Trial · day 9 |
ASAaliyah Silvaaaliyah@northbeat.io |
Brazil | Pro · annual | $312 | Active |
RSRohan Singhrohan@atlasform.in |
India | Team · annual | $1,890 | Active |
JMJordan Millerjordan@oakwood.co |
United States | Pro · monthly | $588 | Churned · 7d |
Three moves from your dashboard. Flowtra runs the operating side of the business. The marketplace under it carries the legal, tax, and risk side.
Upload, set a price, pick a model — one-time, subscription, usage, license keys. A localized storefront, customer record, and lifecycle are generated automatically.
Customers, listings, lifecycle, analytics, license keys, affiliates — all in one place. Trial follow-up, dunning, expansion, win-back: shipped on day one, tunable.
Because the marketplace itself completes every sale, the tax filings, fraud screening and chargeback risk sit with Flowtra. Your share lands weekly, in your currency.
Half of a digital product business is what happens after the sale — renewals, licenses, support, expansion, churn. Flowtra was built around that half, not bolted on after the checkout.
Flowtra isn’t a billing tool grafted onto a SaaS app. The product is a marketplace platform, and the platform itself completes every order it routes — signing it, invoicing it, and standing behind it.
When you list a product on Flowtra, the legal sale is concluded between Flowtra Holdings, Inc. and the buyer — not between you and the buyer. From that one structural fact, everything follows: we issue the invoice, we collect and remit the tax in the buyer’s jurisdiction, we absorb the chargeback if a card is later disputed, and we settle the seller’s share at the end of the cycle.
It is the same posture used by app stores, music platforms, e-book stores, and any storefront where independent makers reach customers without registering an entity in forty jurisdictions. The seller lists to the marketplace. The marketplace sells to the world.
We were halfway through registering for Brazilian sales tax when we found Flowtra. We stopped. Six weeks later we were live in twelve more countries we hadn’t planned for.
The four operational positions that follow from running the marketplace itself — carried by Flowtra so the listed seller doesn’t have to register, file, screen or absorb anything.
Flowtra Holdings, Inc. (Delaware) signs every order routed through the platform. Buyers contract with the marketplace. The listed seller’s liability ends at the listing — the customer-facing entity is Flowtra.
EU VAT (IOSS & OSS), UK VAT, US sales tax in all fifty states, GST/HST/QST in Canada, GST in Australia, JCT in Japan, GST in Singapore, and more. Registered, collected and remitted under our entity.
Risk scoring before the order touches your fulfilment. KYC where the model requires it. Sanctions, AML, and consumer-protection posture maintained on the marketplace — not on each listed seller.
If a card is disputed, the cardholder fights the marketplace. We represent it with the evidence on file. If we lose, the loss sits on our balance sheet. Your payout doesn’t move.
You don’t pay Flowtra. The marketplace takes its share on each completed sale and settles the remainder to your bank. No setup, no monthly, no exit.
Marketplace fee on each completed sale. Taxes are collected on top — not in this number. Refunded sales return the fee proportionally. Sellers above one million dollars per month price by contract.
Short answers. The legal text lives in the Sellers Agreement and the Acceptable Use policy, both linked in the footer.
A platform for running a digital product business. Listings, customers, licenses, lifecycle automations, affiliates, analytics — all in one console. The platform is structured as a marketplace, which means Flowtra Holdings, Inc. is the contracting seller on every order routed through it.
You list your product to the marketplace; the marketplace sells to the world. You operate the relationship with your customers from the platform; we operate the relationship with the tax authority, the card network and the buyer’s legal jurisdiction.
Because the platform is a marketplace. When you list a product here, the legal sale is concluded between Flowtra Holdings, Inc. and the buyer — not between you and the buyer. We collect the money, issue the invoice, register and remit the tax in the buyer’s jurisdiction, and carry the chargeback if a card is disputed.
It is the same legal posture used by app stores, music platforms, and every storefront where independent makers reach the world without registering an entity in forty jurisdictions to ship a $9 product.
Stitched stacks leave the seller as the party on every receipt, the taxpayer in forty jurisdictions, and the entity that eats a chargeback. Flowtra takes those four positions itself, because the underlying marketplace is the entity completing each sale. The CRM, lifecycle, license and analytics surfaces aren’t bolted on — they’re what the platform is built around, with the contracting-seller posture as the structural choice underneath.
Digital goods and digital services: SaaS, AI products, courses, ebooks, memberships, templates, plugins, license keys, downloadable assets, fonts, design files, agency packages with digital deliverables. We do not list physical goods or regulated categories. Full list in the Acceptable Use policy.
Weekly to your bank, in your local currency, on a T+7 schedule. Your statement breaks down every sale, refund, tax line and fee — already reconciled to the customer record on the platform. Exports for NetSuite, Xero, QuickBooks, or CSV.
Customer tier 1 is run by Flowtra in the buyer’s language. Refund requests, billing questions, license-key resends. You see structured tickets and decide what to approve. Chargebacks are between the cardholder and the marketplace; we represent them on our side. If we lose, the loss is ours.
No. List as an individual or as a company, from anywhere we operate. We KYC you under the marketplace program, you sign the Sellers Agreement, and you’re cleared to list. No VAT number, no EIN, no IOSS registration on your side.
Most sellers list and accept their first order within twenty-four hours. KYC, listing approval and checkout go-live happen in the same console. Higher-risk categories take longer. Volume sellers above one million dollars per month onboard with a dedicated marketplace contact.
Open a storefront on Flowtra. List a product in minutes. The rest of the world’s commerce machinery — tax, fraud, chargebacks, payouts — sits on our side of the line.