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Paid plans start at $29/mo. There's also a free plan.
Bubble.io’s Free plan costs $0 but is limited to development: no custom domain or live deployment. For a live web app, Starter costs $32 monthly or $29 per month billed annually. Growth is $134 monthly or $119 annually; Team is $399 monthly or $349 annually. Enterprise pricing is custom. The catch is workload: each plan has a monthly WU allowance, and extra usage costs more. The listed plan prices are for web apps; separate native-app pricing is not published in the pricing details we reviewed.
01Every plan, line by line
| Plan | Billed annually | Billed monthly | Built for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | $0 | testing ideas in a dev-only sandbox |
| Starter | $29 | $32 | small live apps needing a custom domain |
| Growth | $119 | $134 | growing apps needing more editors and security |
| Team | $349 | $399 | teams running larger apps with sub-apps |
| Enterprise | — | Quote | large orgs needing compliance and dedicated hosting |
Add-ons and overages
- Pay-as-you-go workload overage: $0.30 per 1,000 WU without a tier
- Workload Tier 1: +200,000 WU/month for $29/month ($26/month billed annually), overage drops to $0.15 per 1,000 WU
02What the plan grid doesn't tell you
Workload overages
Without a workload tier, overage is $0.30 per 1,000 WU. Workload Tier 1 adds 200,000 WU monthly for $29, or $26 billed annually.
Starter trial conditions
The 14-day Starter trial is available within 10 days of app creation and requires a payment method with a $1 hold.
Free plan limits
Free includes 50,000 WU monthly and 0.5 GB storage, but only a dev environment—no custom domain or live deployment.
Editor caps
Starter includes 1 editor, Growth 2 and Team 5. More editors are custom-priced on Enterprise.
03Which plan should you buy?
| If you are… | Get | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Testing an app idea | Free | It costs nothing and includes one editor, but it is dev-only and cannot deploy live or use a custom domain. |
| Launching a small web app | Starter | It adds a custom domain and live deployment for $32 monthly or $29 per month billed annually. |
| Growing team with sub-apps | Team | It includes five editors, 500,000 live WU monthly and sub-app support; the price is $399 monthly or $349 annually. |
04Is Bubble worth the money?
Bubble’s appeal is getting from an idea to an editable app without writing code: its AI Agent, visual editor and backend tools sit in one platform. That makes the Free plan useful for a prototype and Starter a clear first live step. But workload-based billing makes the listed price an incomplete estimate as usage grows, and the plan grid gives fixed WU allowances. We’d price expected usage before committing; the published pricing details don’t support a direct cost comparison with other no-code builders.
Bubble pricing FAQ
How much does Bubble.io cost?
Bubble’s Free plan is $0 for a dev-only app. Starter costs $32 monthly or $29 per month billed annually. Growth is $134 monthly or $119 annually, and Team is $399 monthly or $349 annually. Enterprise pricing is custom. These listed prices are for web apps.
Do I have to pay for JYP Bubble?
We can’t confirm JYP Bubble’s pricing from the pricing information available for this page. This article covers Bubble.io, the no-code app builder at bubble.io. Check JYP Bubble’s own pricing before assuming its plans or payment rules are the same.
Which is better, Glide or Bubble?
The information we reviewed doesn’t include Glide’s features or prices, so we can’t make a fair side-by-side verdict. Bubble’s listed strengths include an AI Agent, a visual editor, backend controls, and web and native mobile app building. Compare both tools against your app needs and total usage costs.
Can you provide a review of Bubble app Builder?
Bubble is a no-code app builder with an AI Agent that generates an editable app, plus a visual editor for workflows, data and design. Its plans include hosting, and the platform supports web and native mobile apps. The trade-offs in the pricing details are WU allowances, editor caps and paid overages as an app grows.