Can I buy Upflowy as a new customer?

Upflowy’s main website now leads to Psyke, and a current price or purchasing path for the Upflowy flow builder is not published there. Its older flow-builder documentation remains online, so a new buyer should confirm availability directly.

Is Psyke the same product as Upflowy’s signup-flow builder?

No. The website reached from Upflowy’s main domain describes Psyke as an organic-marketing product, not the signup-flow builder described in Upflowy’s older documentation. Psyke’s plans should not be treated as Upflowy flow-builder plans.

Which has a published free plan?

Involve.me publishes a free plan allowing up to 50 submissions or 500 visits per month. A current free plan for Upflowy’s flow builder is not published.

How much does Involve.me cost?

Involve.me publishes a free plan and a Start plan at $29 per month billed annually, or $49 per month billed monthly. Upflowy does not publish current flow-builder pricing.

Can both tools run A/B tests?

Upflowy’s older flow-builder documentation describes A/B testing, but its current availability and plan requirements are not published. Involve.me includes funnel A/B testing on Scale and Enterprise.

Which tool supports quizzes and calculators?

Involve.me explicitly lists quizzes and calculators among its use cases. Upflowy’s older materials focus on signup, onboarding and lead-collection flows.

Can I publish a funnel on my website?

Involve.me offers website embeds and pop-ups, with plan-specific embed limits. Upflowy’s older documentation describes website embeds and hosted links, but current flow-builder availability is unconfirmed.

Which includes CRM and follow-up emails?

Involve.me lists a built-in CRM and email automation on its Start plan and above. Upflowy does not publish a current equivalent for its flow builder.

Upflowy vs Involve.me

Choose Involve.me if you need a funnel builder with published plans and limits; consider Upflowy only if you already use its signup flows and can confirm continued access. Upflowy’s main website now leads to Psyke, a different marketing product. Upflowy’s flow-builder documentation remains online, but it does not establish whether new buyers can purchase the product. Involve.me currently publishes plans for quizzes, forms, calculators and lead funnels.

Last updated October 25, 2026.

At a glance

Upflowy compared with Involve.me, one row per dimension
Dimension	Upflowy	Involve.me
Current product listing	Main site redirects to Psyke; flow-builder docs remain	Funnel builder with published plans
Primary workflows	Legacy docs: signup and onboarding flows	Quizzes, forms, calculators and lead funnels
Price	Not published	Free; Start $29/mo billed annually
Free-plan limits	NA	50 submissions or 500 visits per month
Live-funnel limits	NA	Start 3; Grow 5; Scale 25
Publishing	Legacy docs: hosted link and website embed	Landing pages, embeds and pop-ups
A/B testing	Legacy docs: flow A/B testing	Scale and Enterprise
Integrations	Legacy docs: Zapier and API connections	Zapier on Start; webhooks on Scale
CRM and email automation	NA	Built-in CRM and email sequences on Start
Analytics	Legacy docs: step-by-step drop-off	Basic on Start; detailed insights on Scale
Data export	Legacy docs: CSV	CSV and XLS on paid plans
Support tiers	NA	Basic on Start and Grow; Priority on Scale

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Which should you choose?

Choose Upflowy if

Existing Upflowy users refining signup journeys
Teams already using website-triggered flows
Teams reviewing drop-off at each flow step

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Choose Involve.me if

New buyers who need published pricing and limits
Marketers building quizzes, calculators and forms
Teams seeking built-in CRM and email sequences
Teams needing a published A/B testing tier

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The verdict

The deciding factor is whether you need a documented product you can choose and price now. Involve.me publishes a free plan, paid tiers, usage limits and feature availability, making it the clearer fit for a new purchase. Upflowy’s documented strengths are website-triggered signup journeys and step-by-step drop-off analysis; it is worth considering for an existing user, but a new buyer should confirm availability and terms directly before relying on those older materials.