AI-powered no-code builder to launch apps and automate workflows without a developer.
The fastest route to getting a simple app onto the Google Play Store.
For Android apps experiencing higher traffic that need larger download caps.
Required if you want your app to be available on Apple devices.
Custom high-scale deployments for large organizations.
Billed annually
Appy Pie charges strictly *per app*. If you are a solo founder building a suite of 3 micro-apps, you will pay 3 separate subscriptions. Platforms like Adalo or Bubble charge flat-rate per workspace or usage, meaning Appy Pie becomes drastically more expensive the moment you launch your second project.
Even on the expensive Platinum tier ($60/mo), your app still contains 'Made with Appy Pie' branding. Removing this requires purchasing an external 'Add-On Package' which can cost exactly 2x your current plan price. For a professional solo founder, this hidden branding tax is a major deterrent.
Appy Pie is a hosted platform that does not allow you to export your native source code. You are renting the app. If your app becomes highly successful and you want to hire a developer to add custom native features, you cannot migrate the code; you will have to throw away your Appy Pie app and rebuild from absolute scratch.
If your goal is strictly a basic Android app, this is significantly cheaper than hiring a developer. Just remember to budget the $25 one-time Google Play Developer fee, which is not included.
The only functional difference between Basic and Gold is the monthly download and notification limits. If your Basic app gets a sudden spike in traffic, you are forced to double your monthly payment to keep it active.
To reach iPhone users, your base cost jumps to $60/mo (billed annually). Plus, you must pay Apple's $99/year developer fee. If your user base is largely iOS, prepare for an upfront cost of $819 just to launch.
No. You are responsible for paying the $25 one-time fee to Google Play and the $99 annual fee to Apple. Appy Pie only provides the compiled app files and guided submission.
Yes. You can validate your idea on Android first using the Basic or Gold plans, but to get your app onto iOS, you must eventually upgrade to the $60/month Platinum plan.
You will hit a hard cap and be forced to upgrade to the Gold ($36/mo) or Platinum tier to accommodate the traffic. Treat the download limits as aggressive forced-upgrade triggers.
Create your account directly on their site. Setup is entirely self-serve, and you can test your first workflow in under 5 minutes.
