Bubble Pricing Plans

The monthly pricing options for Bubble are designed to fit different stages of app development, from casual builders to enterprise-level businesses. The Free plan is perfect for experimenting, learning, and prototyping, with no upfront cost. Once you're ready to launch, the Starter plan ($29/month billed annually) gives you a custom domain and better performance—ideal for early-stage projects.

For growing businesses, the Growth plan ($119/month annually) offers more capacity, faster speeds, and the ability to collaborate with a teammate. If your team is expanding and needs advanced collaboration tools, security features, and even better performance, the Team plan ($349/month billed annually) is the way to go.

Finally, there’s Enterprise, which is fully customized for large-scale businesses needing dedicated infrastructure, priority support, and compliance options. Pricing depends on your needs, so you’ll need to reach out to Bubble for a quote.

Bubble’s pricing is fair for what it offers—especially since it replaces traditional development costs—but it’s not the cheapest no-code tool out there. If you’re just starting, the Free or Starter plan works well, but serious apps almost always end up on Growth or Team. The good news? You can start small and upgrade as your app scales.

The reason Bubble stands out for app development is its ability to handle both front-end design and back-end logic—all without writing code. Unlike other no-code platforms that focus only on websites or basic apps, Bubble lets you build fully functional, scalable web applications with user authentication, databases, and custom workflows.

One of the biggest advantages is its visual editor, which makes it easy to design complex interfaces while also setting up powerful logic behind the scenes. Whether you’re building a marketplace, SaaS product, or internal tool, you can customize everything without needing a separate back-end service. Plus, with Bubble’s built-in hosting, you don’t have to worry about managing servers or infrastructure.

We love how flexible Bubble is—there’s no rigid template system locking you in. If you can think it, you can probably build it. It’s not just for hobbyists; serious startups and businesses are launching full-scale apps on Bubble. Of course, there’s a learning curve, especially if you’re used to simpler website builders, but the trade-off is complete creative control. If you want to build a real, functional web app without hiring developers, Bubble is one of the best tools out there. It’s no-code, but without limits.

The businesses that rely on Bubble range from solo entrepreneurs launching side projects to fast-growing startups and even established companies building internal tools. One of Bubble’s biggest strengths is its flexibility—it’s not limited to a single industry.

Many successful SaaS startups have been built on Bubble, including Dividend Finance, a fintech platform that streamlined loan management, and Comet, a freelance marketplace that connects companies with top tech talent. Marketplaces in general thrive on Bubble because it allows for complex user interactions without custom coding.

E-commerce businesses also leverage Bubble to create custom storefronts, booking systems, and niche marketplaces without being restricted to Shopify or other pre-built solutions. Similarly, healthtech and edtech companies use Bubble to launch patient portals, learning platforms, and even HIPAA-compliant applications.

Larger corporations have also tapped into Bubble for internal tools and automation, replacing outdated systems with no-code solutions that save time and money.

We’ve seen Bubble power everything from real estate platforms to productivity apps, proving that no-code isn’t just for hobbyists—it’s a serious tool for business. If you need a web-based product without the cost and complexity of traditional development, Bubble is one of the most powerful options available.

The value Bubble provides for its price depends on what you're building and how you compare it to traditional development. If you were to hire developers to build a custom web app from scratch, you’d likely be looking at thousands—if not tens of thousands—of dollars in development costs. With Bubble, you can build, launch, and scale an app for a fraction of that cost, even at the higher-tier plans.

What sets Bubble apart is that it’s an all-in-one platform—you don’t need to pay separately for hosting, databases, or backend services. Everything is bundled into one subscription, which makes budgeting easier. The Free and Starter plans are great for small projects, but we see the real value kicking in at the Growth and Team plans, where you get better performance, more capacity, and collaboration features.

Bubble is a solid investment if you’re serious about building a web app but don’t want to hire a full development team. It’s powerful, flexible, and constantly improving. That said, if you’re just looking for a simple website or a small-scale tool, there are cheaper options. But for real web applications, Bubble delivers serious value without the traditional dev costs.

The most popular Bubble plan is the Growth plan, and it’s easy to see why. For most startups, solo founders, and small businesses, this tier hits the sweet spot between affordability and performance. It offers noticeably better speed, higher capacity, and the ability to collaborate with a teammate—without jumping to the much pricier Team plan.

For those launching their first serious app, Growth is the plan that feels like a true upgrade. The Starter plan is great for testing, but once you have real users, you’ll quickly need the extra database power, workflow capacity, and API improvements that Growth provides. Many successful Bubble-built businesses started here before scaling up.

Growth is the best balance of cost versus capability. It’s powerful enough to support real businesses while still being reasonably priced at $119/month. Most users don’t need the advanced security and collaboration tools of the Team or Enterprise plans—at least not right away—so Growth ends up being the go-to option.

If you're taking Bubble seriously and want to build a scalable app without breaking the bank, Growth is where most people land. It’s the plan that keeps your app running smoothly as you gain traction.

The best ways to save money on your Bubble subscription come down to smart planning and choosing the right features for your needs. Whether you’re launching a new app or optimizing your current plan, there are a few easy ways to cut costs without sacrificing performance. Here’s how:

1. Claim our Bubble promo code: We’re offering 30% off Bubble's plans to new users, which can make a huge difference when starting out. It’s an easy way to offset your costs while you build. Check out our Bubble promo code page for details on how to apply it.

1. Switch to annual billing: If you’re committed to Bubble long-term, paying annually instead of monthly can save you up to 17%. It’s a simple way to lower costs if you know you’ll be using the platform for the foreseeable future.

1. Choose the right pricing plan: Not using all the features in your current plan? Downgrading to a more cost-effective pricing plan could free up extra budget while still covering everything you need.

1. Be selective with add-ons: While Bubble’s ecosystem is full of great add-ons, from workload tiers to additional file storage, adding too many can drive up costs. Stick to essentials to keep your spending in check.

1. Use Bubble’s subscription planner: This tool helps you estimate your workload needs, ensuring you’re not overpaying for unused capacity.

By making a few adjustments, you can keep your Bubble subscription affordable while still building a high-quality app.

The cost difference between FlutterFlow and Bubble depends on what you’re building and which plan you choose. While FlutterFlow’s pricing starts lower, it’s not always the cheaper option when you factor in features, hosting, and scalability. Here’s how they compare:

1. FlutterFlow has a lower starting price: Its basic plan starts at $30/month, while Bubble’s Starter plan is $29/month. However, FlutterFlow’s lower tiers have limitations that might require you to upgrade faster.

1. Bubble includes hosting, FlutterFlow does not: Bubble’s pricing covers everything—hosting, database, and backend logic—so you don’t have to pay for external services. FlutterFlow, however, requires Firebase for hosting and backend services, which can add extra costs depending on your usage.

1. Higher-tier plans cost more on FlutterFlow: FlutterFlow’s advanced plans go up to $70/month and $70 per editor for teams, while Bubble’s Growth plan ($119/month) and Team plan ($349/month) include collaboration features without extra per-user costs.

1. Bubble is more cost-effective for complex apps: If you need a fully functional web app with backend workflows, Bubble’s all-in-one pricing can be more affordable than FlutterFlow’s piecemeal approach.

FlutterFlow can be cheaper for mobile apps, but for full web applications, Bubble often provides better long-term value without surprise costs.