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Leeuwarden, Netherlands-based no-code app builder founded 2011. Private. Operates in mobile app development across 140 countries. Serves agencies, businesses, and individuals with drag-and-drop app creation for iOS, Android, and web platforms.

Entry price
$15
Instant · /mo, billed annually
Plans tracked
4
1 add-on
Pricing changes
0
None published yet
Pricing model
Subscription
No free tier

Pricing Change History

0 changes

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Current plans

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PlanTypePrice
InstantPlan$15 /mobilled annually$19 billed monthly
ProfessionalPlan$63 /mobilled annually$79 billed monthly
AgencyPlan$159 /mobilled annually$199 billed monthly
EnterprisePlanContact
Remove BrandingAdd-on$10 /app/mo

Instant, Professional & Agency

  • Annual billing 20% off

Stacking not stated by AppMachine.

Company Facts

Free tierNo
Employees11-50
Tracked sinceFeb 26, 2026
Pricing last seenJun 13, 2026
Websiteappmachine.com

How AppMachine compares with its peers

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BBubble
Bubble
$59 /mo, billed annually—
FFlutterFlow
FlutterFlow
$29.25 /mo, billed annuallyJun 8, 2026
AAda
Ada
Contact—
OOutSystems
OutSystems
FreeOct 5, 2026
MMendix
Mendix
$1,090 /moAug 31, 2026
MMicrosoft
Microsoft
$5 /user/mo, billed annuallyOct 26, 2026

AppMachine pricing FAQ

How much does AppMachine cost?
AppMachine pricing starts at $15/mo on Instant, billed annually. AppMachine lists 4 plans on its pricing page.
Does AppMachine have a free plan?
No. AppMachine does not list a free tier; paid plans start at $15/mo on Instant, billed annually.
What pricing model does AppMachine use?
AppMachine uses subscription pricing across 4 plans.
Who are AppMachine's pricing peers?
Pulse compares AppMachine with Bubble, FlutterFlow, Ada, OutSystems, Mendix and Microsoft.