Softr vs Caspio

• Softr offers a free plan for individuals building small projects.
• While Caspio requires some coding skills, Softr is entirely no-code (with an option to add custom code if needed).
• Unlike Caspio, Softr supports a one-click web-to-mobile app conversion.
• In addition to standard drag-and-drop functionality, Softr offers AI App Generator enabling users to kickstart projects with simple prompts. In Caspio, AI Assistant is available as an add-on.

Softr pricing

Softr’s free plan includes 5 internal collaborators, unlimited apps and visitors, and up to 100 external app users. With paid plans starting at $49/month, you can add custom CSS, embed Softr apps in other sites, and invite extra collaborators.

At $139/month, you can access conditional logic forms, charts, Kanban boards, and calendars.

Ninox vs Caspio

• Starting at $12/month, Ninox is considerably more affordable than Caspio.
• Ninox supports native apps for Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Android.
• Ninox is a simpler solution than Caspio, with a deep focus on internal operations.

Ninox pricing

Ninox doesn’t have a free plan. Paid packages begin at $12 per month.

The entry-level plan unlocks essential features, including unlimited workspaces, free apps for all devices, and data visualization tools. More expensive plans provide additional capabilities, such as manual backups, role-based access permissions, performance monitoring, and more.

Retool vs Caspio

• Retool allows you to add AI into workflows and app functionality through pre-built blocks.
• Retool provides a free plan for small projects.
• All of Retool’s plans include native mobile apps and deployment on iOS, Android, or as a PWA.
• Retool Enterprise supports biometric authentication for mobile app security.

Retool pricing

Retool’s free plan includes unlimited web and mobile apps and up to 500 workflow runs per month. Paid plans start at $10/user/month. The per-user pricing can add up quickly for larger teams and those with high usage needs.

Zoho Creator vs Caspio

• As opposed to Caspio, Zoho Creator supports native apps for iPhone, iPad, and Android.
• Zoho uses its own online scripting language called Deluge.
• Zoho Creator is generally more budget-friendly than Caspio, with advanced features like AI assistance and API management included in lower-tier plans.

Zoho Creator pricing

There’s a free plan available for building one app. Paid plans begin at $8/user/month, with subsequent tiers priced at $20/user/month and $25/user/month. This pricing structure is less steep than many other no-code platforms.

All paid plans unlock integrations with all Zoho apps, AI models, workflow automation, and granular permission control.

Flatlogic vs Caspio

• Flatlogic users get the license to use the generated code as they wish so they don’t lose it after canceling their subscription.
• Flatlogic is suitable for web and mobile app development alike.
• With its development options ranging from multiple coding languages to a simple AI-powered text-to-app generator, Flatlogic caters to both non-technical users and developers.

Flatlogic pricing

Paid plans start at $33/app/month. The next pricing tier comes at $333/month, unlocking unlimited applications, access to all front-end frameworks (React, Angular, and Vue), all backend options (Node.js and Laravel), and all database options (PostgreSQL and MySQL).

FlutterFlow vs Caspio

• FlutterFlow is a better fit for building native apps than cloud-based ones.
• The platform is primarily aimed at designers, entrepreneurs, and those with limited coding experience.
• FlutterFlow offers the ability to download the source code in paid plans.

FlutterFlow pricing

While FlutterFlow has a free plan, it's really more of a demo account. You can't publish any apps with this plan, so you’ll have to upgrade to a paid plan if you want to proceed with FlutterFlow.

Paid plans begin at $30/month with access to essential features plus custom domain web publishing and code download. Starting at $70/month, users can deploy apps to the Apple and Google Play stores with a single click.

Glide vs Caspio

• Glide offers a free plan for individual creators, unlike Caspio.
• It’s a much simpler tool compared to Caspio, ideal for creating prototypes and MVP.
• Glide is equally suitable for both web app and mobile app development.

Glide pricing

Glide offers a free plan with one app, two collaborators, and limited data sources.

To cater to business users, you'll need to upgrade to the $99/month plan, which accommodates up to 20 users with business email domains. Additional business users beyond this limit are charged at $4 per user per month.