Best No-Code App Builders in India (2026)

The case for

• Rupee list prices are published, at ₹480 per user monthly on annual billing for Standard and ₹1,200 for Professional.
• A free edition covers one custom app, so you can build and run a real internal tool before paying anything.
• Bank or cheque transfer is accepted on yearly plans, which suits Indian finance teams that will not put subscriptions on a card.

The catch

• Standard caps you at one application, so building a second internal tool forces the jump to Professional at ₹1,200 per user monthly.
• Monthly billing runs 50 percent above annual, ₹720 against ₹480 per user on Standard and ₹1,800 against ₹1,200 on Professional.
• Cloud functions are capped at 50 calls per user each day on Standard with a hard account ceiling of 5,000 calls a day.

The case for

• Team pricing is $125 a month for five members with extra members at $10 each, which is legible before you talk to sales.
• Storage scales clearly across tiers at 100 MB on Free, 25 GB on Solo and 100 GB on Team.
• Existing Glide Classic apps keep running untouched as GlideOS launches, so the older platform is not switched off under you.

The catch

• GlideOS is a separate product from Glide Classic with its own subscription, and apps on the two cannot share data.
• Glide states there is no tool or technique to migrate Classic apps to GlideOS, so moving means rebuilding every app.
• Opting out of your data being used for training is an Enterprise only control, along with SSO and 30 day backups.

The case for

• A 14 day free trial runs on the Starter plan, so a working prototype can be built and tested before any money changes hands.
• You can pay monthly or annually, and extra capacity is bought as a workload tier added to the existing subscription rather than a forced plan jump.
• Automatic alerts fire at 75 percent and 100 percent of the monthly workload allowance, plus spike alerts when usage runs far above the recent average.

The catch

• Cost is metered in workload units rather than seats, and anything above the plan threshold is billed at a unit price for each additional unit.
• Workload burn depends on how the app was built, which is why Bubble ships an optimization checklist covering page loads, searches and backend workflows.
• The first overage warning lands only at 75 percent of the monthly allowance, so a wasteful workflow can spend most of the budget unannounced.

The case for

• A free tier plus a 19 dollar Basic plan lets you publish a working client portal before committing real budget
• Airtable and Google Sheets stay the backend, so your records live somewhere you already control and can export at any time
• The same email counts once as an app user across every app you build, and deactivated users stop counting toward the allowance

The catch

• The bill scales on how many people log in rather than what you built, so a portal that gets popular costs more by itself
• Pro includes 10 team and 50 client users, and extras bill at 3 dollars and 1 dollar per user each month
• Softr cut the Business plan user cap from 2500 to 500 for new subscriptions in November 2025, while existing customers kept the old cap

The case for

• Read-only collaborators, form submissions and share links carry no charge on Team and Business, so stakeholders view data without buying a seat.
• The free plan allows 1,000 records per base and two weeks of revision history, enough to prove a workflow before spending anything.
• Team gives 50,000 records per base and 20 GB of attachments at 20 dollars a seat a month on annual billing.

The catch

• Crossing 50,000 records in a base forces the jump from Team to Business, a 125 percent per-seat increase to 45 dollars a month.
• Record limits apply per base rather than per workspace, so teams end up splitting data across bases just to stay under the cap.
• Everyone who edits needs a paid seat, so a workflow where twenty people make occasional one-line updates costs twenty full seats.