Appy Pie: no-code AI app and website builders, and how its plans compare

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Appy Pie is a no-code platform for building mobile apps and websites without writing code. You describe what you want, its AI sets up a first version, and you finish it in a visual editor before publishing to Google Play, the Apple App Store or the web. It suits small businesses, restaurants, churches, shops and solo founders who want an app of their own but don't have a developer or the budget for one, as well as agencies who build apps for clients through its reseller program.

You can build and test for free for seven days, for personal, non-commercial use, before choosing a paid plan. Plans are priced per app, per month, and taxes are added at checkout.

What's worth a look

Here are six of Appy Pie's builders, each aimed at a different kind of project.

Android App BuilderAI builder for native Android apps, 500+ templatesView at Appy Pie iOS App BuilderMake an iPhone app with AI, no Swift or XcodeView at Appy Pie Website to App ConverterTurn your website into an Android and iOS appView at Appy Pie Ecommerce App BuilderStore app with products, payments and push alertsView at Appy Pie AI Restaurant Mobile App BuilderOrdering, reservations, loyalty and POS syncView at Appy Pie Free AI Website BuilderBuild a website from a text promptView at Appy Pie

The Android App Builder is where most projects start: type your idea, pick from more than 500 templates and publish a native Android app to Google Play. If you already have a site, the Website to App Converter takes your URL and turns it into an Android and iOS app you can then customize. Shops can use the Ecommerce App Builder to add products, payments and push alerts, while restaurants get ordering, reservations, loyalty and POS sync in the restaurant app builder.

How the plans differ

• Basic supports Android only, with 500 push notifications and 500 Android downloads a month, plus unlimited app editing, hosting and bandwidth, Google Analytics, ad monetization and email support.
• Gold doubles the limits to 1,000 push notifications and 1,000 downloads a month and adds chat support.
• Platinum is the plan to pick if you want an iPhone app too: it covers Android and iOS, with 2,000 push notifications and downloads a month and call support.
• Enterprise adds unlimited apps and push notifications, custom API limits, 24/7 cover and custom SLAs. It's priced through the sales team.

Remember the app stores charge their own fees on top: Google Play has a one-time $25 fee and the Apple App Store charges $99 a year.

Current offers

• Choosing yearly billing instead of monthly saves up to 20% on a plan.
• The paid plans are currently shown with reduced prices against a crossed-out regular price on the pricing page.
• Every builder can be tried free for seven days for personal, non-commercial use.

How to save more

• Pick your plan by platform first. If you only need Android, Basic or Gold avoids paying for iOS support you won't use.
• Use the free trial to build and test the whole app, then switch to yearly billing once you're sure it's staying live, since that's where the up-to-20% saving comes in.
• Keep your subscription running while the app is live: Appy Pie says that once a subscription is cancelled, the app is locked.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 4 Nov 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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