From $25Free plan
Operations teams and small businesses that run on spreadsheets and want polished, mobile-friendly apps for staff, such as inventory, field reporting and work orders.
Quick overview
- Pricing
- Free; GlideOS from $25/month; Glide Classic from $19/month (annual)
- Plans
- Two separate products with separate accounts. GlideOS (credit-based, billed monthly; annual plans coming soon): Free with limited credits; Basic $25/month (100 credits, 2 published apps); Plus $50/month (250 credits, 3 team members, 5 published apps); Pro from $125/month (5 members, 500 credits, +50 credits per added member, unlimited published apps); Enterprise custom. Glide Classic: Free (1 editor, drafts only); Explorer $19/month billed annually ($25 monthly), 1 app, 100 personal users, 250 updates; Maker $49 annually ($60 monthly), 3 apps, unlimited personal users, 500 updates; Business $199 annually ($249 monthly), unlimited apps, 30 users included then $5/user annually ($6 monthly), 5,000 updates; Enterprise custom. Extra updates 2 cents each.
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Key features
- Apps built from Google Sheets, Excel, Airtable, Glide Tables or SQL (Enterprise)
- Layouts that adapt automatically to phones, tablets and desktop
- Workflows triggered by app interactions, schedules, emails and webhooks
- Glide AI, plus agent-based app building in GlideOS
- User-specific data and role-based visibility
Pros
- One of the fastest ways to turn spreadsheet data into an app
- Apps look polished on phones without design work
- Classic Business plan includes 30 users
- Good fit for field teams who need forms and lookups on mobile
Cons
- Installable web apps only, no native app store publishing
- GlideOS and Glide Classic are separate, with no migration tool today
- Update-based billing on Classic can climb with frequent syncs
- Less suited to complex consumer products
Sarah Chen