4 alternatives · Checked
Page Flows is built around one thing it does very well: recorded user journeys, annotated step by step, across iOS, Android, web and even email. If you've outgrown it, it's usually because you want a free tier, AI and MCP tooling, a Figma plugin, or website references rather than app flows.
Written by the UIDiscovery team — we make one of the tools on this list. Competitor details come from their own websites; see sources.
The short answer
If recorded flows are the job, Mobbin and Refero are the strongest alternatives — both include flows, a Figma plugin and MCP, though neither covers Android or email. UIDiscovery is not a flow library; choose it when you need website sections and AI build prompts alongside your flow research.
First, the incumbent
Page Flows is a library of recorded user flows with annotations — onboarding, checkout, settings — plus app screens, UI elements and email designs, covering iOS, Android, web and email. There's no free plan: a three-day trial costs $2.95, then $39 a quarter or $99 a year, and a Team plan is $199 a year for three users.
Side by side
Prices in USD as listed on each site on September 22, 2026. Library sizes are each company's own figures.
Try UIDiscovery free. Browse the whole library without an account, then upgrade only if you want MCP, high-res downloads and unlimited prompts.
In detail
Best for: The largest screen and flow library for iOS and web
Price: Free · Pro $10/mo billed yearly · Team $16/member/mo billed yearly (yearly or quarterly billing)
Mobbin covers iOS apps, web apps and websites, with 1,428 apps and 621,500+ screens on its homepage. Pro unlocks flows (viewable as video or screen-by-screen prototypes), animations, Deep Search and MCP, and its Figma plugin copies screens directly into your file.
Best for: AI-assisted flow research on web and iOS
Price: Free · Pro $10/mo ($120 billed yearly) · Team $12/seat/mo billed yearly · quarterly and lifetime options
Refero pairs 142,000+ web and iOS screens with step-by-step user flows, and adds AI research tools — research mode, image search, an MCP server and an agent Skill. Its Figma plugin puts references inside your file.
Best for: Website sections and AI handoff alongside your flow research
Price: Free local preview · paid checkout is not available
UIDiscovery is strongest on websites: 2,600+ real sites cut into 110,000+ sections with palettes, fonts and build prompts, plus 3,800+ iOS app entries (listing screenshots and imported collections) and 62 web apps. It has only a few recorded flows so far, so treat it as a companion to a flow library rather than a replacement.
Best for: Free landing-page references
Price: Free to browse · Pro $9/mo, or $72/yr
Land-book is a free-to-browse gallery of 20,000+ website designs, updated daily. It doesn't do flows, but if your journey research starts at a marketing page, it's a quick place to look. Pro is $9 a month or $72 a year.
Decide in a minute
Browse free, copy a build prompt, and send it to the AI tool you already use.
Mobbin and Refero both have limited free plans. UIDiscovery is free to browse in full but has only a few recorded flows. Land-book is free but covers websites only.
Of the tools compared here, only Page Flows lists Android coverage. Mobbin's homepage describes iOS and web apps; Refero covers web and iOS; UIDiscovery covers websites, iOS listings and web apps.
When we checked on September 22, 2026: a three-day trial for $2.95, then $39 a quarter or $99 a year ($8.25 a month), and a Team plan at $199 a year for three users.
Only a few so far, cut from screen recordings — we don't want to overstate it. Today UIDiscovery is primarily a website and section library with AI handoff.
All competitor prices, plan details and library sizes were read from the pages below on . Prices can change and may be shown in local currency in some regions; check each site before you buy. Where a detail couldn't be confirmed on the competitor's own site, we left it out. UIDiscovery figures are counted from our library when this page is built. Product names are trademarks of their owners and are used only to identify them; this page is written by UIDiscovery and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by them.
