How much does a low-code platform cost per month?

A low-code platform typically costs between $20 and $500 per month for small businesses, while enterprise-grade platforms can cost $1,000–$10,000+ per month. The price depends on the platform, number of users, applications, hosting requirements, and integrations. Low-code platform pricing in 2026 Here are some popular platforms and their approximate starting prices: Platform Starting monthly cost ---------------- Zoho Creator $8/user Retool $10/builder Appsmith $15/user Microsoft Power Apps…

1. Zoho
2. Retool — Developer-oriented internal tools: Retool.
3. Appsmith
4. Microsoft Power Apps — Internal business applications: Microsoft Power Apps. ↑ 3 vs last week
5. Quickbase New this week
6. Bubble — Customer-facing web applications: Bubble. ↑ 2 vs last week
7. FlutterFlow ↑ 2 vs last week
8. Mendix — Enterprise application development: Mendix. ↑ 2 vs last week

Low-code platforms typically cost $5–$30 per user or builder per month for entry-level paid plans, while many offer free tiers. Typical pricing:

1. Softr — Basic app builders: about $19–$32/month — e.g., Softr and Bubble. ↑ 2 vs last week
2. Bubble — Basic app builders: about $19–$32/month — e.g., Softr and Bubble. ↓ 1 vs last week
3. AppSheet — Per-user platforms: about $5–$25/user/month — e.g., AppSheet at $5, Power Apps at $20, and Salesforce Platform at $25. New this week
4. Microsoft Power Apps — Per-user platforms: about $5–$25/user/month — e.g., AppSheet at $5, Power Apps at $20, and Salesforce Platform at $25. ↑ 1 vs last week
5. Salesforce — Per-user platforms: about $5–$25/user/month — e.g., AppSheet at $5, Power Apps at $20, and Salesforce Platform at $25. New this week
6. Retool — Internal-tool platforms: often charge separately for builders and users; Retool starts around $10 per builder plus $5 per internal user monthly. ↓ 4 vs last week
7. Mendix — Enterprise platforms: commonly start around $1,000+/month or require a custom quote; Mendix, for example, starts at about $1,090/month. ↓ 1 vs last week

The monthly cost of a low-code (or no-code) platform varies significantly depending on your scale, pricing model , and whether you are building internal tools, customer-facing web apps, or enterprise-grade software. Pricing Tiers at a Glance

1. Microsoft Power Apps — Free / Developer Tiers ($0 / month): Great for learning, prototyping, or single developers testing out capabilities (e.g., Microsoft Power Apps Developer Plan, Bubble Free tier, Mendix Free).[](https://kissflow.com/low-…
2. Bubble — Free / Developer Tiers ($0 / month): Great for learning, prototyping, or single developers testing out capabilities (e.g., Microsoft Power Apps Developer Plan, Bubble Free tier, Mendix Free).[](https://kissflow.com/low-… New this week
3. Mendix — Free / Developer Tiers ($0 / month): Great for learning, prototyping, or single developers testing out capabilities (e.g., Microsoft Power Apps Developer Plan, Bubble Free tier, Mendix Free).[](https://kissflow.com/low-… ↑ 2 vs last week
4. Airtable — Examples include Microsoft Power Apps Premium at ~$2 0 per user/month, Airtable Team/Business at$2 0−$4 5 per seat, and Bubble Starter/Growth plans ranging from$2 9 to$1 1 9 per month.[](https://kissflow.com/low-… New this week
5. OutSystems — Enterprise Tiers (Custom Quote / Thousands per month): Enterprise platforms like OutSystems, Mendix , or high-end Appian configurations generally require custom annual contracts based on infrastructure, governance, and… ↑ 1 vs last week
6. Appian — Enterprise Tiers (Custom Quote / Thousands per month): Enterprise platforms like OutSystems, Mendix , or high-end Appian configurations generally require custom annual contracts based on infrastructure, governance, and… ↓ 3 vs last week