The Cheapest No-Code Platform Once You Count Everyone Who Uses It
Per-seat pricing punishes you for rolling the tool out. AgentUI charges for the team, not the headcount: 10 members from $99.99/month, with audit logs, access control and SQL connections already in the price.
A no-code platform is only cheap if the price survives contact with your team. AgentUI starts at $0 for 3 projects, $25/month for one person and $49.99/month for two. A 10-person team is $99.99/month — roughly $10 per person, against the $15–$60 per user, per month that per-seat platforms typically charge. Audit logs, role-based access and database connections are included at every tier, so the cheap plan is still the usable one.
The subscription is never the whole cost.
Add the seats you'll need, the connectors you'll unlock, the hours someone spends maintaining it, and the contractor you call when it breaks. That number is the price of the platform.
What actually drives no-code platform cost
Six line items decide whether a platform stays cheap. Here's how each one is priced here.
| Cost driver | Common in the market | At AgentUI |
|---|---|---|
| People using the tools | $15–$60 per user, per month | Team plans: 10, 25 or 50 members from $99.99/month |
| Number of apps | Per-app licence or a plan upgrade | Projects included in the plan: 3 free, 5 on Solo, 10 on Builder |
| Data volume | Record caps and storage overages | Connect your own database; no per-record ceiling |
| Integrations | Premium connectors on higher tiers | SQL and spreadsheet connections on every plan |
| Governance | Audit logs sold as an enterprise add-on | Audit logs and role-based access included |
| Building and upkeep | Your time, or a contractor's invoice | AI builds it, and humans onboard you |
The per-person math
Same three plans, divided by the number of people who actually log in.
Solo: 1 member, 5 projects, 90 AI capacity.
Builder: $49.99/month for 2 members and 10 projects.
Team: $99.99/month for 10 members on shared projects.
USD, current as of August 2026. AI capacity is billed separately at $0.25–$0.30 per credit depending on plan.
See full pricingCheap, but not stripped down
The parts that make an internal tool trustworthy are the parts most platforms charge extra for. Here they're standard.
No per-seat tax
Roll the tool out to the whole department without recalculating the budget.
Learn moreOne shared database
Every app reads the same rows, so nobody argues about whose export is right.
Learn moreAudit logs as standard
A record of who changed what and when — not an enterprise upsell.
Learn moreRole-based access
Finance sees margins, the floor sees jobs. Same tool, different doors.
Learn moreDashboards that refresh themselves
Reports rebuild from live data instead of being re-typed every month.
Learn moreHumans on the build
Real onboarding so the platform never becomes one employee's private project.
Learn moreCheap no-code platforms: common questions
Which no-code platform is cheapest for a small team?
For one or two people, AgentUI's Solo ($25/month) and Builder ($49.99/month) plans are the cheapest way to run real internal tools. Past two people, compare on cost per person: a 10-member Team plan at $99.99/month works out around $10 each, which most per-seat platforms can't match once they're charging $15–$60 per user.
Is a free no-code platform enough for a business?
It is for validating an idea. AgentUI's Free plan gives you 3 projects with audit logs and access control included, so what you build is genuinely shareable. You'll want a paid plan once you need more projects, more members or steady AI capacity.
Why do cheap platforms get expensive later?
Three reasons, almost always: per-seat pricing as the tool spreads, premium connectors for the database you actually use, and maintenance time when the app breaks after an org or column change. Cheap platforms price the pilot; the rollout is where the money goes.
Does AgentUI charge per app or per record?
No. Apps count as projects against your plan, and your data lives in a connected database rather than behind a record cap. Adding rows doesn't change your bill.
What's the cheapest way to replace a spreadsheet-based process?
Start on the Free plan, upload the spreadsheet, and let the AI build the app around it. If it sticks with your team, Solo at $25/month covers it. That's usually cheaper than the hours currently spent maintaining the spreadsheet.
Is a cheap platform safe for internal company data?
Only if governance is included rather than sold separately. Check that audit logs and role-based access are in the plan you're actually buying — on AgentUI they're in every plan, including Free.