Glide Pricing in May 2026

Glide's pricing follows tiered structure: Free Plan with Glide branding, Starter at $49/month for unlimited apps + custom branding, Business at $249/month for advanced features. Real-world Glide bills for non-developer teams land at $50-300/month for typical needs.

The Free Plan offer covers basic no-code app building with branding. The strategic decision: Glide's value is the spreadsheet-driven model: for teams whose data lives in spreadsheets and who need an app interface for data entry, viewing, and basic workflows, Glide handles it without coding. For broader no-code app builders, Softr competes directly with Glide on Airtable-driven app building with similar ease — often preferred for client-portal use cases. For Bubble-style ambitious no-code apps, Bubble handles more complex backend logic and full-feature web apps. Webflow handles designed websites with light database/CMS features. Adalo targets mobile-first no-code apps. FlutterFlow handles native mobile no-code with stronger Firebase integration. For specifically internal-tools with engineering-friendly backends, Retool, Budibase, and Appsmith target this slice — usually for engineering teams rather than non-developers. WeWeb and Toddle target low-code with stronger API-and-backend flexibility. For specifically AI-first app generation, Bolt.new, v0.dev, and Lovable target this newer niche. For Notion-driven apps, Super.so handles Notion-to-website but not full apps. For Airtable-driven apps specifically, Softr, Glide, Stacker, and Pory all compete. For Google-Sheets-driven apps specifically, Glide is the dominant choice with AppSheet (Google) as the official Google alternative. AppSheet has strong Google-integration but less polished UI than Glide.