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Pageflows vs Screenlane: Full Journeys or Quick UI Inspiration?

A practical comparison of Pageflows vs Screenlane for product teams choosing a design reference or research workflow.

Updated June 2026

Quick Verdict

Pageflows · pageflows.com

A paid, human-curated library of annotated screen-recording videos showing real user flows from leading iOS, Android, web, and email apps.

Price: Paid only — Yearly $99/yr (~$8.25/mo), Quarterly $39/qtr, Team $199/yr (3 seats, expandable to 10). Entry requires a non-refundable $2.95 3-day trial. [1]
Library: The current site publishes no hard catalog count; the only primary figure is "1,000+ apps." Third-party flow/screen counts circulate but conflict (300+ to 100,000+) and can't be verified.
Agent access: No official MCP or public API. None of its pages mention one, and the MCP registry returns zero results; only an unrelated Webflow server surfaces in searches.

Screenlane · screenlane.com

A paid, video-first library of recorded user flows and app screens — Screenlane merged into Page Flows in July 2024 and its domain now redirects there.

Price: Paid — no free tier. A $2.95 non-refundable 3-day trial auto-converts to a recurring plan: $39/quarter or $99/year individual; $199/year team (3-10 seats). [25]
Library: Live first-party counters show ~172,000 screenshots, ~10,600 annotated flow videos, and ~20,000 emails — but flow coverage spans only 300+ apps (older "20,000+ apps / 79,000 screens" copy is stale).
Agent access: No MCP or public API. No SDK, export, Figma plugin, or browser extension; the only export-like feature is manual in-product batch screen download.

Side-by-side Table

CriterionPageflowsScreenlane
Best for Use Page Flows when a human designer or PM wants to watch annotated video walkthroughs of how leading apps handle end-to-end flows and is willing to pay a subscription. [1]Use Page Flows (formerly Screenlane) when a human designer or PM wants to study how well-known products sequence whole user journeys as annotated, video-recorded flows rather than static screenshots. [25]
Pricing Paid only — Yearly $99/yr (~$8.25/mo), Quarterly $39/qtr, Team $199/yr (3 seats, expandable to 10). Entry requires a non-refundable $2.95 3-day trial. [1]Paid — no free tier. A $2.95 non-refundable 3-day trial auto-converts to a recurring plan: $39/quarter or $99/year individual; $199/year team (3-10 seats). [25]
Library depth The current site publishes no hard catalog count; the only primary figure is "1,000+ apps." Third-party flow/screen counts circulate but conflict (300+ to 100,000+) and can't be verified. [1]Live first-party counters show ~172,000 screenshots, ~10,600 annotated flow videos, and ~20,000 emails — but flow coverage spans only 300+ apps (older "20,000+ apps / 79,000 screens" copy is stale). [25]
Platform coverage Covers iOS, Android, Web, and Email — including full recorded flows of web/SaaS apps (CRM, checkout) and marketing-page screens, not just mobile. [1]Covers iOS, Android, web apps/sites, and email. Its differentiator is full-screen recorded videos of complete flows (onboarding, checkout, upgrade), not just static screens. [25]
MCP / API No official MCP or public API. None of its pages mention one, and the MCP registry returns zero results; only an unrelated Webflow server surfaces in searches. [1]No MCP or public API. No SDK, export, Figma plugin, or browser extension; the only export-like feature is manual in-product batch screen download. [25]
Agent readiness Low for agents. With no MCP, API, or data export and a login-gated video library, an AI agent can't query, filter, or pull references programmatically — only fetch public marketing pages. [1]Not usable by an AI agent. No API or MCP, content sits behind a paywall, and its flagship asset — flow videos — is the least machine-readable format; an agent cannot query it for screens or flows. [25]

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Source Notes

  1. 1. Individual Subscription Plans — Page Flows
    Official pricing page · pageflows.com · Primary source for exact pricing: $2.95 non-refundable 3-day trial; Yearly $8.25/user/mo billed $99/yr; Quarterly $13/user/mo billed $39/qtr; Team $199/yr; all plans 'unlimited' access. No free tier.
  2. 2. Sign Up — Page Flows
    Official product page · pageflows.com · States 'Full access to 1,000+ apps'; confirms subscription gating. No mention of API/MCP/export.
  3. 3. Page Flows Reviews | Trustpilot
    Review site · trustpilot.com · 4.6/5 across 57 reviews (88% 5-star). High average is partly solicited/templated, but the credible 1-star cluster (~7%) is the strongest organic signal: auto-converting trial charges a full quarter, refunds denied, no invoices/renewal reminders. Also the clearest positive use case (team alignment in planning meetings). “I canceled my subscription within the 3-day trial period, but I was still charged for a full 3-month subscription and my refund request was denied. On top of that, my access has now been deactivated.”
  4. 4. Page Flows — Product Hunt (product page)
    Product Hunt · producthunt.com · 89 followers, 1 review, 1.0/5 rating — the only first-hand public review signal.
  5. 5. Page Flows Reviews — Read 211 Genuine Customer Reviews | Reviews.io
    Review site · reviews.io · 4.8/5 across 211 reviews, 100% recommend. Verified firsthand: praise centers on clean UI and time savings; mild criticism on search filters and per-flow depth. Maker replies are 'identical or near-identical' across reviews — a templated/solicited pattern, so treat the average as partly company-driven. “Navigation is simple but I feel like search filters could be improved a bit.”
  6. 6. Show HN-style thread: founder on running pageflows.com
    Hacker News · news.ycombinator.com · The one substantive organic thread. Outside commenters reacted positively to the concept; two contrasting-but-real pricing reactions; and the founder candidly disclosed high churn — the most credible non-review community signal. “Quite a low priced product with decently high churn, so I've been trying to find ways to increase the value”
  7. 7. Page Flows vs Mobbin (SaaSHub)
    Review site · saashub.com · Aggregates lukewarm-positive Reddit-sourced snippets ('can definitely spark ideas') and shows Page Flows with slightly lower social share-of-voice than Mobbin (10 vs 15 mentions). Useful as a measured, non-effusive read. “Page flows is pretty useful. Seeing how other tools solved for similar workflows can definitely spark ideas.”
  8. 8. Official MCP Registry - search API (pageflows)
    Official MCP/API docs · registry.modelcontextprotocol.io · Direct registry search endpoint returning an empty servers array (count 0) for 'pageflows' — stronger primary evidence for mcpApi=none than the registry homepage the researcher cited.
  9. 9. Official MCP Registry
    Official MCP/API docs · registry.modelcontextprotocol.io · Checked for a Page Flows MCP server; none found, supporting status=none.
  10. 10. Page Flows — Home
    Official product page · pageflows.com · Positioning ('UI/UX Inspiration from Real User Flows'), platform coverage (iOS/Android/web/email), and soft scale claims ('100,000+ designers', '10,000+ brands'). No API/MCP mentioned.
  11. 11. UI/UX Design Inspiration for Apps and Websites — Page Flows (Learn More)
    Official docs · pageflows.com · Confirms iOS/Android/web/email coverage and content types; no hard flow/screen counts; no API/MCP.
  12. 12. Web CRM Flow — UX Examples | Page Flows
    Official product page · pageflows.com · Evidence that web/SaaS-app flows are covered, not just mobile.
  13. 13. Unique Website Screens & UI Inspiration (pricing-plans) — Page Flows
    Official product page · pageflows.com · Shows website/marketing-page screen coverage.
  14. 14. Screenlane and Page Collective Rebrand to Page Flows
    Official press release · prnewswire.com · Confirms Page Flows = merger of Screenlane (screenshots) + Page Collective (flows), rebranded July 10, 2024; CEO unnamed; no library-size figures.
  15. 15. PageFlows Reviews, Pricing & Alternatives (2026)
    Directory listing · toolradar.com · Secondary confirmation of pricing/platforms; lists generic SaaS integrations (Slack/Notion/etc.) but no API or MCP; '0 reviews tracked.'
  16. 16. Top 10 Page Flows Alternatives & Competitors (2026)
    Directory listing · g2.com · Confirms competitive set (Mobbin, UI Garage, Mobile Patterns, etc.); no API/MCP claims.
  17. 17. PageFlows - Explore real-world UI/UX design flows | SimilarLabs
    Third-party directory · similarlabs.com · Useful as a CAUTIONARY corroborator on library depth: it claims '100,000+ recorded flows' and '500+ annotated UI elements' (launched Mar 29, 2025), which directly conflicts with the '20,000+ flows / 79,000+ screens' and '300+ apps' figures elsewhere — concrete evidence that third-party library-size numbers for Page Flows are inconsistent and should not be published as fact.
  18. 18. Page Flows — Product Hunt reviews
    Product Hunt · producthunt.com · Full text of the single negative review (trial/billing dispute; user switched to Mobbin).
  19. 19. Page Flows 2.0 reviews on Product Hunt
    Product Hunt · producthunt.com · The 2.0 launch holds an aggregate 4.8/5 across 24 reviews, framing it as a useful design-inspiration reference for refreshing designs and breaking creative block — the positive launch-era counterweight to the current 1.0 product-page review. “rated it 4.8/5 based on 24 reviews”
  20. 20. Page Flows — Plus UI Design
    Third-party review · plusuidesign.com · Secondary source citing '300+ top apps'; contrasts Screenlane (screenshots) vs Page Flows (full journey). No API/MCP.
  21. 21. Best Mobbin Alternatives (Toolworthy)
    Blog · toolworthy.ai · SEO 'Mobbin alternatives' listicle, but it captures the single most-repeated genuine differentiation theme (video flows vs static screenshots) and the favorable pricing framing vs Mobbin. Promotional in tone — weigh accordingly. “Mobbin shows you the destination, Page Flows shows you the trip.”
  22. 22. Page Flows Review: A Smarter Way to Learn UX (GeekVibesNation)
    Blog · geekvibesnation.com · Affiliate-flavored but detailed editorial review; strongly positive on the real full-screen flow videos (Uber, Netflix, Shopify) and on focus over breadth. Treat as favorable/promotional, not neutral. “It's not a tool that tries to do everything—it just does one thing better than the rest.”
  23. 23. Lazyweb
    Lazyweb product page · lazyweb.com · Free design research library for agents, screenshots, app trees, and research workflows.
  24. 24. Lazyweb MCP install
    Lazyweb setup page · lazyweb.com · Agentic setup path for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Antigravity, and other MCP clients.
  25. 25. Page Flows — Pricing (official)
    Official pricing page · pageflows.com · Primary source for exact pricing ($2.95 3-day trial; $39/qtr; $99/yr; $199/yr team 3–10 seats), no free tier, and library scale claims (79,000+ screens / 20,000+ apps / conflicting 100,000+ screens header).
  26. 26. Page Flows - Team Pricing (official, live library counters)
    Official pricing page · pageflows.com · Best primary source for CURRENT library scale: live counters show 172,682 screenshots, 10,640 annotated user-flow videos, and 20,115 emails. Also confirms team plan starts at 3 seats, scales to 10, billed yearly. Supersedes the stale '79,000 screens' copy on the main pricing page.
  27. 27. screenlane.com (301 redirect to pageflows.com)
    Other · screenlane.com · Primary verification: the Screenlane domain no longer resolves to its own product and 301-redirects to Page Flows. Confirmed live in June 2026. The single most decisive fact for the comparison page. “301 Moved Permanently -> https://pageflows.com/”
  28. 28. Screenlane and Page Collective Rebrand to Page Flows (PR Newswire)
    Official press release · prnewswire.com · Primary source confirming the July 10, 2024 merger/rebrand of Screenlane + Page Collective into Page Flows.
  29. 29. Screenlane Reviews, Pricing & Alternatives 2026 (ToolRadar)
    Directory listing · toolradar.com · Secondary: confirms paid-only/no free tier, pricing tiers, 'Page Flows, also referred to as Screenlane,' and '0 reviews tracked' (thin direct UGC).
  30. 30. Page Flows vs Mobbin (SaaSHub)
    Directory listing · saashub.com · Secondary: $99/yr paid, no free tier, no API/MCP, no star rating; qualitative pros/cons and designer sentiment.
  31. 31. Mobbin vs Alternatives 2026 — Refero vs Page Flows vs 11FS Pulse (CoolCuration)
    Third-party review · coolcuration.com · Secondary: positions Page Flows as video/flow-first and best for journey thinkers; contrasts with screenshot galleries.
  32. 32. Mobbin Alternatives (Toolworthy)
    Blog · toolworthy.ai · Source of the recurring breadth criticism: ranked below Mobbin, library described as smaller/shallower. “A realistic limitation is that Screenlane's library is smaller than Mobbin's at any given moment.”
  33. 33. Free Mobbin and Appshots Alternatives for UI References (Medium)
    Blog · medium.com · Representative mild-praise + comparison: 'decent' free Mobbin alternative valued for tag/filter granularity. Note the qualifier 'decent' rather than strong enthusiasm. “Decent free alternative to Mobbin. Each design is tagged so you can filter by screen type, elements on the screen, and product categories.”
  34. 34. Page Flows — homepage (official; screenlane.com redirects here)
    Official product page · pageflows.com · Establishes current product, positioning for designers/PMs/developers, platform coverage (iOS/Android/web/websites/email), '300+ apps' video flows, '100,000+ designers'; no API/MCP mentioned.
  35. 35. Screenlane — Pricing (301 redirect to Page Flows)
    Official product page · screenlane.com · Confirms screenlane.com 301-redirects to pageflows.com — i.e., Screenlane is no longer a standalone product.
  36. 36. Page Flows — example flow page (Approve API)
    Official docs · pageflows.com · Representative content/example page; confirms format (recorded flows + screen captures + UX annotations) and that Page Flows offers no API/MCP of its own.
  37. 37. Page Flows - iOS Onboarding flows (official category page)
    Official product page · pageflows.com · Primary confirmation that content is full-screen VIDEO recordings of complete flows ('not just cropped screenshots'), supporting the video-flow-first differentiator and platform coverage.
  38. 38. Page Flows - Learn More (official)
    Official product page · pageflows.com · Confirms platform coverage (iOS/Android/web/email), '100,000+ designers,' '10,000+ brands,' and the absence of any API/MCP/SDK; 'batch download screens' is the only export-like feature.
  39. 39. Storylane Pricing 2026 (Arcade Blog) — disambiguation
    Other · arcade.software · Used only to disambiguate: 'Storylane' (interactive demos) is a different company, not Screenlane/Page Flows.
  40. 40. Screenlane (Zefi tools directory)
    Directory listing · zefi.ai · Secondary: background that Screenlane evolved from UI Movement (2020) into a mobile/web screenshot gallery + newsletter.
  41. 41. Screenlane (usetools.design)
    Directory listing · usetools.design · Secondary background on Screenlane's original gallery + ~25k-subscriber weekly newsletter and Product Hunt history.
  42. 42. UI Movement on Product Hunt (Screenlane's original listing)
    Product Hunt · producthunt.com · The product's Product Hunt page (old name) shows zero reviews/no rating; legacy launch traction (1,000+ upvotes) is its only real PH signal. “No reviews yet. Be the first to leave a review for UI Movement.”
  43. 43. Screenlane and Page Collective Rebrands to Page Flows (SmartBranding)
    Third-party review · smartbranding.com · Secondary confirmation of the rebrand and the move to the pageflows.com exact-match domain.
  44. 44. UI Movement launch (Hacker News, 2015)
    Hacker News · news.ycombinator.com · The only HN thread in this product lineage: 3 points, one positive non-founder comment, no criticism/pricing/comparison. Honest evidence of how thin HN signal is. “Great curation of UI!”
  45. 45. Goodbye UI Movement (founder Ramy Khuffash, Rocketgems)
    Blog · rocketgems.com · Founder-reported (not independent) sentiment on the rebrand; useful for context but low weight as objective opinion. Also documents the cease-and-desist behind the original rename. “User feedback was surprisingly positive; subscribers expressed genuine disappointment about UI Movement's end and encouragement about Screenlane's direction.”
  46. 46. Top 5 Websites for Free UI Design Inspirations From Real Products (Medium)
    Blog · mehedihas.medium.com · Representative listicle framing it as a free alternative to premium Mobbin (~$8/mo) and citing its Product Hunt/subscriber traction as validation. “rose to fame after being upvoted over 1,000 times on Product Hunt. It now has over 25,000 subscribers”