Draftbit
Draftbit is a visual app builder for web, iOS, and Android that combines drag‑and‑drop editing, AI agents, simulators, and code export. Teams can prototype, collaborate, and publish apps, using external AI provider keys if desired and upgrading seats and sandboxes via paid plans.
The pricing page lists a Free plan and explicit monthly prices for Standard, Pro, and Team; Enterprise is custom-priced annually.Is Draftbit right for you?
Good for
- Founders who want to rapidly prototype and publish mobile and web apps using a visual editor with optional AI-assisted agents and code export.
- Targets mobile and web: build web, iOS, and Android apps from one platform.
- Supports external AI providers so you can use your own Claude or OpenAI accounts.
Keep in mind
- One-time purchased credits expire after one year, which affects budgeting for occasional large AI usage.
- Confirm self-hosting, SSO/SAML, and specific SLA requirements with sales before assuming on-premises hosting or guaranteed SLAs, since Private/Self Hosting and enterprise terms are documented under Enterprise.
Pricing and plan limits
The linked official pages show plan prices: Free ($0/month), Standard ($12/month), Pro ($24/month), Team ($120/month), and Enterprise as custom annual pricing; yearly billing offers a save-20% option where shown.
More about capabilities and limits
Documented strengths
Targets mobile and web: build web, iOS, and Android apps from one platform.
Supports external AI providers so you can use your own Claude or OpenAI accounts.
Limitations to consider
One-time purchased credits expire after one year, which affects budgeting for occasional large AI usage.
Choosing a plan
Try Draftbit by building and exporting a small app (including simulator runs and agent-driven features) to verify sandbox concurrency, export fidelity, and any required AI-provider integrations before upgrading.
Based on the linked product documentation.
Available on
Web.
Official sources
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