Noloco Pricing Review for 2026

Noloco is a no-code app-building platform with a narrow focus on internal business apps. Their pricing tiers range from $49 to $319 per month across Starter, Pro, and Business plans.

Read on to learn more about:

• The different features you'll get with each Noloco option
• How to determine if Noloco is the best app builder for you
• Adalo, a popular Noloco alternative that offers both internal and external app capabilities

Build More with Adalo

Are you looking for an app builder that allows you to create both internal business tools and external, client-facing apps while also offering a free version? Adalo, an AI-powered app builder, delivers exactly that flexibility.

Adalo creates database-driven web apps and true native iOS and Android apps—one version across all three platforms. AI-assisted building and streamlined publishing enable launch to the Apple App Store and Google Play in days rather than months. This powerful native mobile app builder supports creating nearly any kind of app including a salon booking app, a dashboard to visualize business data, a takeout app for your restaurant, and much more.

You can get started with Adalo's generous free version, which lets you publish your app to the web and even take payments with Stripe integration. Your clients can access your app from their browsers and pay you for services without costing you a cent. The platform's agnostic builder lets you publish the same app to the web, native iOS, and native Android, all without writing a line of code or rebuilding. If your plan is mass distribution through the app stores' vast marketplaces, then this is a great option versus many of the vibe-coding builders out there today.

When compared to Noloco's pricing, Adalo is more affordable and has more flexible tiers. Adalo starts at $36/month, letting you publish your app to the Apple App Store, Google Play Store, and the web with unlimited usage and no record caps on paid plans. And you'll only pay an extra $20/month for the next pricing tier—a stark contrast to Noloco's $100+ jumps between plans.

Start tinkering with Adalo's free version today.

What Is Noloco?

Noloco is a no-code app builder for creating internal business apps such as project management software, sales/marketing funnels, accounting tools, and more.

You can create web apps that users can access via their internet browsers and progressive web apps (PWAs) that users can download directly to their devices from a link.

The Noloco platform doesn't support publishing in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store, so if you want to build an internal business app for marketing to the 1 billion+ app store users, you'll have to seek a Noloco alternative.

For instance, if you're looking at creating an app for anonymous external users (like an e-commerce app) or any other type of client-facing app (like booking or real-estate apps), Noloco doesn't provide an optimal platform.

Unlike other no-code app builders for business tools, Noloco doesn't require you to bring an external database. You can start building your database within the Noloco ecosystem using Noloco tables.

Noloco Pricing Tiers at a Glance

	Starter	Pro	Business	Enterprise
Monthly Pricing	$49/month	$149/month	$319/month	Contact sales
Team Members	4 internal (+$4/seat)	10 internal (+$6/seat)	30 internal (+$10/seat)	Custom
Client Seats	10 clients	50 clients (+$1/client)	100 clients (+$1/client)	Custom
Data Rows/App	5,000 rows	50,000 rows	150,000 rows	Custom
File Storage	5GB	20GB	100GB	Custom

The Starter Plan ($49/month)

Generously, Noloco allows you to create unlimited apps on the Starter Plan. 4 people from your team will be able to log into your app and use it for internal purposes. If you need more folks on your team to access your app, you'll need to pay an extra $4/seat per month.

Noloco also allows 10 clients to log into your app, which is ideal if they need to approve invoices or submit forms.

Here are some more functionalities you'll get on the Starter Plan:

• Control app permissions by assigning up to 2 user roles
• Store up to 5,000 rows of data per app and sync up to 2,500 of these rows between multiple apps to share and transfer data, plus 5GB of total file storage
• Integrate with popular database providers like Airtable, SmartSuite, Google Sheets, and Xano
• Automate specific actions, like emailing a customer-service follow-up to a client who just received support

The Pro Plan ($149/month)

The Pro Plan has all the features of the Starter Plan plus some extras. For instance, you'll get 10 monthly team member seats and 50 client seats, and it'll only cost you $6 per extra team member and $1 per extra client monthly.

In addition to customized, white-label branding, the Pro Plan also includes the following:

• 50,000 data rows per app and sync 25,000 rows per app, plus 20GB of total file storage
• Advanced automation features for workflows
• More permissions, such as being able to assign up to 6 user roles and control access to specific data records
• Connect to a customized domain, meaning you can drop the Noloco domain
• A full suite of data-visualization options, like Kanban view, timelines and calendars, and many more

The Business Plan ($319/month)

While both the Pro and Starter Plans appeal to startups and small businesses, the Business Plan is fantastic for growing medium-sized organizations. You can accommodate 30 team seats and add extra seats at $10 per seat/month. Noloco grants 100 clients, costing $1 per additional client monthly.

Here are some of the additional features you'll get with Noloco's Business Plan:

• 150,000 data rows/app and the ability to sync 50,000 rows across multiple apps, plus 100GB of total file storage
• API access for lightning-speed record creating, editing, and deleting
• Barcode and QR code scanning for seamless inventory management
• Up to 10,000 automated workflows
• Additional database integrations with HubSpot, MySQL, and Postgres

The Enterprise Plan (Custom Pricing)

The Enterprise Plan is more geared toward larger organizations, as it allows you to tailor your functionalities. For more information, contact the Noloco sales team through their website.

You'll get the following features when you get Noloco's Enterprise Plan:

• Customized number of team members, clients, data rows, synced data, and file storage
• Access to nearly any data source via API
• Priority support features like team training and a dedicated account manager
• Single sign-on gives you tight control over who accesses your apps

Is Noloco Worth It?

Noloco is indeed a powerful internal tool builder. While it comes with useful automation features, loads of database integrations, and the ability to create unlimited apps, Noloco has its hangups:

• No free plan or free version: While you are able to schedule a demo with Noloco's sales team, you won't be able to take Noloco for a proper test drive. This means there will probably be many functionalities you're unaware of when you fork out money for a paid version.
• Rigid pricing: While Noloco's Starter Plan is reasonably priced at $49/month, the next option, Noloco's Pro Plan, is $100/month more expensive, and the Business Plan is over $150/month more than the Pro Plan. These rigid pricing tiers could present hurdles for companies on a budget.
• Limited to internal business tools only: If you want to make an external, client-facing app like a booking, social media, or e-commerce app, you won't be able to use Noloco—it's engineered to build internal tools and software.
• Data row limitations: Even on the Business Plan, you're capped at 150,000 rows per app. For growing businesses with substantial data needs, this ceiling can become a constraint.

That said, Noloco excels at creating customized internal business applications. It allows you to visualize and interact with your data while creating automated workflows. So, if you need a powerful internal business app builder and don't require app store distribution, Noloco is an excellent option.

Why Adalo Is the Stronger Alternative

For teams that need more flexibility than Noloco provides, Adalo offers compelling advantages. The platform's AI-assisted building tools—including Magic Start for generating complete app foundations from descriptions and Magic Add for adding features through natural language—dramatically accelerate development time.

Following the Adalo 3.0 infrastructure overhaul in late 2025, the platform now runs 3-4x faster with modular infrastructure that scales to serve apps with over 1 million monthly active users. Paid plans include no record limits on the database and no usage-based charges, eliminating the bill shock that can come with other platforms.

The key differentiator: Adalo publishes true native iOS and Android apps to both app stores from a single codebase. Unlike web wrappers that can add 2-3 seconds of load time, Adalo compiles to native code that performs like traditionally developed apps. Over 3 million apps have been created on the platform, with the visual builder described as "easy as PowerPoint."

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For businesses that need both internal tools and customer-facing applications—or simply want the option to expand later—Adalo's combination of AI-powered building, native app compilation, and flexible pricing makes it the more versatile choice.

FAQ

Question	Answer
Why choose Adalo over other app building solutions?	Adalo is an AI-powered app builder that creates true native iOS and Android apps. Unlike web wrappers, it compiles to native code and publishes directly to both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store from a single codebase—the hardest part of launching an app handled automatically.
What's the fastest way to build and publish an app to the App Store?	Adalo's drag-and-drop interface combined with AI-assisted building tools like Magic Start lets you create complete app foundations from simple descriptions. The platform handles the entire App Store submission process, enabling launch in days rather than months.
Which is more affordable, Adalo or Noloco?	Adalo starts at $36/month with unlimited usage and no record caps on paid plans. Noloco starts at $49/month with rigid pricing jumps—$100+ between tiers. Adalo also offers a generous free version, while Noloco has no free plan.
Which is easier for beginners, Adalo or Noloco?	Adalo's visual builder has been described as "easy as PowerPoint," and its AI tools like Magic Start generate complete app foundations from descriptions. Noloco requires more manual setup and has no free version to practice with before committing.
Is Adalo better than Noloco for mobile apps?	Yes. Adalo creates true native iOS and Android apps that publish to both app stores. Noloco only creates web apps and PWAs—it doesn't support Apple App Store or Google Play Store publishing at all.
Can I build client-facing apps with Noloco?	No, Noloco is specifically engineered for internal business tools only. If you want to create external, client-facing apps like e-commerce, booking, or social media apps, you'll need to use an alternative platform like Adalo that supports both internal and external applications.
Does Adalo offer a free version?	Yes, Adalo offers a generous free version that lets you publish your app to the web and even accept payments through Stripe integration. This allows you to test the platform thoroughly and start generating revenue before committing to a paid plan.
What are Noloco's data limitations?	Noloco caps data rows per app: 5,000 on Starter, 50,000 on Pro, and 150,000 on Business. Adalo's paid plans have no record limits, making it better suited for apps with growing data needs.
Can I migrate from Noloco to Adalo?	Yes, you can export your data from Noloco and import it into Adalo. Since Adalo includes a built-in database with no record caps on paid plans, you won't face the same data limitations you may have experienced with Noloco.