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Adalo vs Appy Pie (2026): No-Code App Builders Compared on Pricing, Publishing and Free Plans

Adalo and Appy Pie both let you build mobile apps without code and publish them to the App Store and Google Play, but their pricing models differ: Adalo sells flat plans by published apps and editors, Appy Pie prices per app with metered push notifications and downloads. Figures were read on each vendor’s pricing page (Adalo 19 October 2026, Appy Pie 15 October 2026). Kuponaut holds partner links for both and no code for either.

✓ Updated: October 19, 2026 · By Fırat Papatya

Offer today	Adalo	Appy Pie
Kuponaut code	No Kuponaut code	No Kuponaut code

	Adalo	Appy Pie
Free	Free plan: unlimited test apps, 500 records per app, unlimited screens, no publishing	Build and preview free; paid plans have a 7-day trial without a card for personal, non-commercial use
Entry paid plan	Starter $36 a month billed annually: 1 published app, web and app-store publishing, custom domain	Basic $16 per app a month (shown struck from $32): Android only, 500 push notifications and 500 downloads a month
Mid plan	Professional $52 a month annually: 2 published apps, 5 editors, custom integrations, push notifications, geolocation	Gold $36 per app (from $72): Android, 1,000 pushes and downloads, chat support
Top plan	Team $160 a month annually: 5 published apps, 10 editors, API, version history, white labelling	Platinum $60 per app (from $120): Android and iOS, 2,000 pushes and downloads, phone support; Enterprise by quote
iOS publishing	Included from Starter	Platinum only
Usage charges	None; ‘no usage-based charges’ on every plan	Extra pushes $0.001 and extra downloads $0.009 each; each app needs its own subscription
Monthly billing	Labelled 20% more than annual	Yearly shown as saving up to 20%, without amounts
Refunds	Not stated on the pricing page	Generally non-refundable; full refund can be requested within 7 days minus 3%; renewals not refunded
Store fees (both)	Apple $99 a year, Google Play $25 one-time	Apple $99 a year, Google Play $25 one-time
Kuponaut offer	Partner link, no code	Partner link, no code

How to choose

Neither tool is ranked here. For one app that needs both iOS and Android, Adalo Starter at $36 a month (annual) is cheaper than Appy Pie Platinum at $60 per app, and Adalo adds no per-download or per-push fees. Appy Pie’s Basic at $16 is the lowest number on either page, but it is Android-only with 500 downloads a month, which suits a small internal or community app rather than a public launch. If you plan several apps, note that Appy Pie charges per app while Adalo’s Professional and Team plans include two and five published apps. Build and test on Adalo’s free plan or Appy Pie’s trial first; both charge the Apple and Google developer fees separately.

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper for an iOS and Android app?

Adalo Starter at $36 a month billed annually publishes to both stores. On Appy Pie, iOS requires Platinum at $60 per app a month. Both exclude the Apple ($99 a year) and Google Play ($25) developer fees.

Does either charge per download?

Appy Pie meters downloads and push notifications per plan and charges $0.009 per extra download and $0.001 per extra push. Adalo states no usage-based charges on any plan.

Can I build for free on both?

Adalo’s Free plan lets you build and test unlimited apps with 500 records each but not publish. Appy Pie lets you build and preview free, with a 7-day trial of paid plans for personal, non-commercial use.

Current deals

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