We spend our days using, and reviewing, app makers just so we can share our findings with people like you. The grid below is a summary of the best ones we’ve looked at so far, but click through to read our reviews for a much more in-depth look at each.
And I’m the one who spends my days on app makers, testing and writing and drinking coffee. All so that you can make the right decision.
Standard: $25/mo
Full: $48/mo
Premium: $96/mo
slick-looking templates and design
team management
wide range of features
iBeacons support
turn your app into a website
editor not the most intuitive
paid extra add-ons
Android only: $49/mo
Standard: $79/mo
Professional: $149/mo
great social integration features
thorough support library
loyalty features
confusing editor interface
Single-app: €0/mo
Multi-Apps Edition: €79/mo
Platform: €149/mo
Free
Open Source
Wide range of features
Technical hurdles
Editor could use an update
Paid features
Monthly: $57/mo
Yearly: $48/mo
Bi-Yearly: $41/mo
very easy to use
large range of loyalty features
lack of template designs and flexibility
lacking advanced features
Mobile Apps: $99/mo
Reseller: $250/mo
niche features
ecommerce
support
pricing
template flexibility
Free: $0/mo
Basic: $36/mo
Gold: $72/mo
Premium: $120/mo
easy to use
wide range of features
build a webapp for free (with ads)
advanced features difficult to implement and confusing
design and flexibility
UX leaves a lot to be desired
AppBuilder: $42/mo
AppBuilder Pro: $66/mo
AppBuilder Pro+: $84/mo
Cheap starter plan
Ecommerce
Loyalty features
Cluttered interface
Lack of integration
Starter: 20€/mo
Business: 40€/mo
Enterprise: 80€/mo
good ecommerce options
easy editor navigation
lack of design options
Core: $149/mo
Pro: $799/mo
unique features
niche product
extremely high cost
lack of in-editor simulator
Free: $0/mo
S: $2.99/mo
M: $9.99/mo
L: $19.99/mo
XL: $49.99/mo
Unlimited free apps
Optimised for ad profit
Supports databases
Uninspiring templates
App size restriction
Intrusive ads
Mobile Website: Free/mo
App Basics: $2/mo
App Pro: $99/mo
Unlimited/Reseller: $39/mo
cheap native plans
comprehensive language support
extremely outdated design
slow and unresponsive editor
Note: Please note the prices here are per month based on a yearly payment. We try to keep prices current, but there may be some differences. Read more about how pricing works here.
Basic: $23
Essential: $55
Advanced: $79
Helps you create an native app for your business "in 5 minutes". Works with WordPress and WooCommerce.
Monthly: $49
Yearly: $44
Bi-Yearly: $39
A fast-growing app maker based in San Diego, California, BuildFire offers tons of features for your first app.
Basic: $17
Pro: $25
GameSalad offers an intuitive drag and drop interface that focuses on the creation of mobile games for Android and iOS.
Android: $5.99
Premium: $23.40
Unlimited: $59.40
With templates for school apps to m-commerces, iBuildApp claims to offer everything you need for your first app.
While it’s even easier these days to create your own mobile app, there are still some positives and negatives of this format, and with the builders themselves.
Maybe you’re wondering whether the costs outweigh the benefits in going mobile?
Well let’s have a look at the good and the bad points of mobile app makers, in comparison to getting them created professionally.
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