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One board, several clients, zero subscriptions you resent

For a freelancer, Flocci Projects is free: a personal board with unlimited issues, projects per client, a five-column flow, story points, sprints and velocity insights. When one client engagement needs shared access you create an organization and pay ₹49/seat/month for the people you invite — not for yourself, and not before you need it.

Who this page is for: Freelance developers, designers and solo consultants.

Freelance work has a specific failure mode: three clients, three different tools, because each client insisted. Your own view of your week then exists nowhere. A personal board fixes that — one project per client, one board, and My Work as a single queue across all of them, so 'what am I doing today' has one answer instead of three tabs and a guess.

Sprints are worth more solo than people expect. A weekly sprint with a goal and a point budget is the mechanism that makes you say no — to scope creep, to the client who thinks Friday's request is in Friday's delivery. After three weeks the velocity number is a negotiating tool: 'that is eight points and this week has twenty, so it displaces something' is a far better conversation than 'I will try'.

The cost story is simple. The board is free forever with no issue cap and no trial clock, so a freelancer between contracts pays nothing. AI backlog breakdown runs on the free monthly credit grant, which is usually enough to draft a project's backlog when a new engagement lands. If you incorporate later, seats are ₹49/month each, billed in rupees through UPI.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Flocci Projects really free for one person?

Yes. The personal board has no issue cap, no project cap and no expiry. You pay only when you create an organization and invite people beyond the free seat allowance, at ₹49/seat/month.

Can I give a client visibility without paying for them?

A client who needs to see the board must be a member of the organization, which consumes a seat beyond the free allowance. There is no public read-only share link for a board yet — many freelancers instead send a weekly summary drawn from the sprint view.

Do sprints make sense for one person?

A light version does. A weekly cycle with a written goal and a point budget creates the moment where you decide what not to do, and after three cycles your velocity is a real number you can quote to a client instead of an optimistic guess.

How do I keep client work separate from personal projects?

Use separate projects on your personal board for client work you own alone, and separate organizations when a client's team needs access — organizations are isolated from each other and from your personal board.

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