Adalo
Adalo is a visual no-code app builder with a hosted Postgres database and an AI assistant (Ada) for generating and editing screens. You design UI on a single canvas, bind data to the hosted database, and publish web and native apps to app stores from the same project.
Adalo publishes four public plans with monthly amounts shown alongside a 'billed annually' label: Free ($0), Starter ($36/month billed annually), Professional ($52/month billed annually), and Team ($160/month billed annually). Paid plans are described as flat fees with no usage-based charges.Is Adalo right for you?
Good for
- Founders who want a single visual editor plus hosted Postgres to build and publish web and native apps quickly with AI-assisted screen generation.
- Includes a hosted Postgres database so you can store relational app data without provisioning external hosting.
- Ada, an AI assistant for prompt-building and editing, is available in plans (marked beta) to create and change app screens using natural-language prompts.
Keep in mind
- Publishing native apps requires platform developer accounts that are external costs (Apple Developer account fee is documented).
- Adalo Blue (enterprise) is referenced as an enterprise offering but public pages do not include its price or full purchase details.
- If you need documented enterprise pricing and contract terms for Adalo Blue without sales contact, confirm enterprise pricing and deployment details with Adalo first.
Pricing and plan limits
The pricing page shows per-month amounts with 'billed annually' labels for public plans; Adalo Blue (enterprise) is mentioned without a public price or purchase steps on the same site.
More about capabilities and limits
Documented strengths
Includes a hosted Postgres database so you can store relational app data without provisioning external hosting.
Ada, an AI assistant for prompt-building and editing, is available in plans (marked beta) to create and change app screens using natural-language prompts.
Paid plans are described as flat-fee subscriptions with no usage-based charges, reducing risk of per-action or token overages.
Limitations to consider
Publishing native apps requires platform developer accounts that are external costs (Apple Developer account fee is documented).
Adalo Blue (enterprise) is referenced as an enterprise offering but public pages do not include its price or full purchase details.
Choosing a plan
Prototype your app on the Free or Starter plan to verify hosted Postgres limits, Ada’s AI-assisted screen generation, and the native app publishing process before upgrading.
Based on the linked product documentation.
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Web.
Official sources
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