Refunds and cancelling

Flockbay is free to download for Windows, and building on your own AI is free: your Claude or ChatGPT plan, your own agent, or an API key. Nothing about the engine, the builder or the manual controls is held back on it. What a plan buys is Flockbay running the AI for you.

That order matters for refunds. The best way to avoid wanting one is to build on your own AI first and find out whether the tool suits how you work. It is a desktop app that needs an internet connection to build with, it runs your game locally on Godot, and it does not run in a browser. If any of that is a problem, you will discover it before money is involved.

Indie is $20 a month, Pro is $60 and Ultra is $200. Each is a monthly subscription rather than a licence you buy once, and it renews until you stop it. Prices do not include applicable tax.

There is no team plan, no per-seat pricing and no enterprise tier, so there is no contract to unwind. It is one person, one subscription, on one desktop app.

Cancelling stops the next payment, and the plan runs to the end of the month you paid for. You do not lose your work by cancelling: your project is a Godot project in a folder on your own disk, and you can keep building free on your own AI.

Write to ed@flockbay.com. That covers a payment you did not expect, a plan that changed when you did not mean it to, a charge after you thought you had cancelled, or usage that did not work when you paid for it.

Include what happened and roughly when, because that lets us look at the actual account rather than guess. We would rather sort out a specific problem than argue about a policy line.

On your own AI, the AI you connect is paid for where you already pay for it: your Claude or ChatGPT plan, your API account, or whatever your own agent runs on. Flockbay does not charge for any of it, so a question about one of those charges goes to that company.

More on this: Flockbay is free on your own AI: you pay the company that runs your model, and Flockbay nothing.