FlutterFlow is a visual builder for mobile, web and desktop apps that writes Flutter code you can download. It has no database of its own: apps connect to Firebase, Supabase or your APIs. The free plan allows two projects, web publishing and five AI generation requests in total, but no code download or app store publishing. Basic costs $39 a month, or $29.25 billed yearly, and adds unlimited projects, code and APK downloads, a custom domain, one-click store deployment and 50 AI requests a month. Growth costs $80 for the first seat and $55 for a second, with GitHub and real-time collaboration for two. Business costs $150 for the first seat and $85 each for seats two to five.
Reviewed by EdGrows·Updated Oct 7, 2026This analysis is based on documentation, public user reports, and vendor materials — not yet on our own hands-on testing. How we rate
FlutterFlow is a visual builder for native apps. You lay out screens, connect data and add logic in the browser, and it writes Flutter code that runs on iOS, Android, the web and desktop. The company says more than 3.3 million people have signed up.
Its strongest selling point is what happens if you leave. Paid plans let you download the generated code, which is ordinary Flutter, and carry on in any editor. Bubble, the best-known visual rival, has no such exit.
FlutterFlow has no database of its own. Apps store data in Firebase or Supabase, both of which it connects to directly, or call your own APIs. Swagger and OpenAPI files can be imported on Growth and above.
That changes the total bill. Firebase and Supabase each have a free tier, but a busy app pays them separately, and setting up their security rules is your job, not FlutterFlow's. Anyone hoping to avoid backend work entirely will find this the hardest part.
The monthly view on October 7, 2026. Annual billing saves about 25%, which brings Basic to $29.25.
| Free | Basic | Growth | Business | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly billing | $0 | $39 | $80 first seat, $55 second | $150 first seat, $85 for seats 2 to 5 |
| Billed yearly, per month | $0 | $29.25 | $60 and $41.25 | $112.50 and $63.75 |
| Projects | 2 | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| AI generation requests | 5 in total | 50 a month | 200 a month | 500 a month |
| Code and APK download | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| App store deployment | No | One click | One click | One click |
| People working together | 1 | 1 | 2, with 2 branches per project | Up to 5, with 5 branches |
| Also included | Web publishing | Custom domain, testing on your own devices | GitHub, localization, OpenAPI imports, VS Code extension | Up to 3 automated tests per project, Figma frame import, CLI |
Enterprise and education pricing sit on separate tabs of the same page.
Free is enough to learn the editor and build a prototype. Two projects and five AI requests in total won't carry a real product, though. More to the point, you can't download the code or an APK, and you can't publish to the App Store or Play Store.
Basic removes those limits for one person. At $39 a month it suits a solo builder. It covers code export and one-click store deployment, plus a custom domain for web apps.
Code export is available from Basic up. Growth adds a GitHub integration, so each change can land in a repository, plus a VS Code extension for editing custom code. Business adds a command-line tool.
The exported project is a standard Flutter app. A developer can open it without knowing FlutterFlow, which makes the platform easier to defend to a client worried about lock-in.
Bubble includes its own database and suits web apps where you'd rather not manage Firebase, as long as you accept staying on its platform. For prompt-driven web apps, Lovable and Bolt.new get to a working prototype faster, at the cost of less visual control. Internal tools on top of existing data are often quicker in Softr.
Team size moves the bill more than anything else. Growth allows two people to work together. A third collaborator means Business, at $320 a month or $240 billed yearly, which can cost more than the rest of the stack combined.
Up to two projects, with the visual editor, templates, API and data integrations and web publishing. You get five AI generation requests in total, not per month. Downloading code or an APK and publishing to the App Store or Play Store need Basic or higher.
No. FlutterFlow connects to Firebase or Supabase, or to your own APIs. Those services have their own free tiers and paid plans, which sit outside your FlutterFlow bill.
Yes, from the Basic plan up. FlutterFlow generates standard Flutter code, and Growth adds GitHub integration and a VS Code extension, so a project can continue outside FlutterFlow if you leave.
Growth stops at two collaborators, so three people need Business. That's $150 for the first seat plus $85 for each of the other two, $320 a month, or $240 a month billed yearly.
Free includes five requests in total. Basic includes 50 a month, Growth 200 and Business 500.
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