Terms of Service
Last updated: September 2026
What FlowPro is
FlowPro is a Webflow Designer Extension that adds no-code components (Slider, Marquee, Accessibility widget and more) to your Webflow sites. It runs inside Webflow's Designer, calls Webflow's own Data API, and installs a small loader script on the sites you authorise.
Use of the service
- FlowPro is provided as-is. You use it at your own risk.
- You may install FlowPro on as many Webflow sites as your Webflow plan allows.
- You must not use FlowPro to violate Webflow's terms of service, to inject content you do not have the right to publish, or to attack any site or user.
- You keep full ownership of everything you build on your Webflow canvas. FlowPro claims no rights over your designs.
Uptime
FlowPro runs on Cloudflare's global network. Best-effort availability, no formal SLA. If the backend is down, sliders you have already built keep working on your published site because the loader script and Swiper library are served from a CDN independent of FlowPro's backend.
Warranty and liability
No warranty is offered, express or implied. To the fullest extent permitted by law, FlowPro and its author are not liable for lost data, lost revenue, or any other damages arising from the use of the service. If FlowPro breaks something in your site, revoke the app from your Webflow site settings and roll back with Webflow's own version history.
Changes
New versions of the extension roll out through Webflow's marketplace. Larger changes to these terms will be announced in the changelog and by email to anyone who has submitted feedback with a verified email.
Termination
You can uninstall FlowPro from any site at any time through your Webflow site settings. Doing so removes FlowPro's access to that site. Custom code that FlowPro already wrote stays on the site until you remove it from Webflow's Custom Code panel.
FlowPro reserves the right to revoke access for accounts that abuse the service, spam feedback, or attempt to exploit the backend.
Third-party libraries
FlowPro ships two open-source libraries to your published sites:
- Swiper.js (MIT licence) used by the Slider component.
- Sienna Accessibility Widget (MIT licence) used by the Accessibility component.
Both are loaded from jsDelivr. You retain the obligations of their licences.
Contact
Questions about these terms: flowwithsiraj@gmail.com.