Flowla gives each buyer a digital sales room with a mutual action plan, content and e-signature, at $99 a seat a month on its Team plan. The booking comes from Calendly or Chili Piper, the call from your video tool, and its site lists no payment collection. Ripcord books and hosts the call, records it, then closes it in a Sales Room with signature and payment.

Flowla plus booking, video and notes. Published or reported prices: Flowla monthly, the others on annual billing.
At five sellers the four tools cost $22 a month more than Ripcord Team. The price is close, so the real difference is the buyer's path: in Ripcord the booking, the call, the recording, the signature and the payment are one link, and Flowla's site lists no payment collection. At one seller the gap is wider: Flowla Team, Calendly Standard, Zoom Pro and Fathom come to about $138 a month, and Ripcord Solo is $99 with all of it.
What each job takes with Flowla, and what it takes in Ripcord.
Flowla's price is from its own pricing page, which lists a per-seat monthly price with no seat minimum (Team $99 a seat a month, rolling monthly; Starter free with up to 20 rooms and no e-signature; Enterprise custom). Its features are from its own site. The other tools' prices are per-user prices on annual billing from third-party guides; confirm with each vendor before you buy. Ripcord prices are Ripcord's list prices.
You'll see the booking, the video room, the recording and the Sales Room from the buyer's side. Solo is $99 a month for one seller; Team is $699 a month for five, with $99 for each extra user.