Axure RP
Pro
$29.00 × 10 seats$290.00
× 12 months$3,480.00
Per year
$29.00 per person / mo
$3,480
Axure RP vs Justinmind
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Axure RP
49%
match · $3,480/yr
Justinmind
67%
match · $2,280/yr
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What you'd pay
Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.
Justinmind
Entry plan
$19.00 × 10 seats$190.00
× 12 months$2,280.00
Per year
$19.00 per person / mo
$2,280
Axure RP
From $29
G2 4.2 · 277 reviewsUX designers and business analysts prototyping complex web and enterprise software, such as forms, dashboards and data tables, where logic matters more than visual polish.
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Justinmind
From $19Free plan
G2 4.0 · 55 reviewsTeams that prototype form-heavy web and mobile apps, and analysts who need requirements and Jira links next to their prototypes.
Side by side
 Axure RP | Justinmind | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | $29/user/month (annual); 30-day trial | Free; paid from $19/editor/month |
| G2 Rating | 4.2 (277 reviews) | 4.0 (55 reviews) |
| Best For | UX designers and business analysts prototyping complex web and enterprise software, such as forms, dashboards and data tables, where logic matters more than visual polish. | Teams that prototype form-heavy web and mobile apps, and analysts who need requirements and Jira links next to their prototypes. |
Pros and cons
Axure RP
Pros
- The deepest no-code logic here: conditions, variables, repeaters and dynamic panels
- Handles wireframes, diagrams and documentation in the same tool
- Unlimited reviewers on Axure Cloud at no extra cost
- Generous education and nonprofit pricing
Cons
- Steep learning curve compared with Figma or Marvel
- Desktop app feels dated next to browser-based tools
- Visual design tools are weaker than Figma
- No free plan, only a 30-day trial
Justinmind
Pros
- Real form fields and conditions make data-entry flows easy to test
- Covers low-fi wireframes through high-fi prototypes
- Perpetual license option, rare in this category
- Free plan with unlimited screens
Cons
- Free plan is limited to one project
- Interface feels older than Figma or Framer
- User testing integrations need the $29 Professional plan
- Smaller community and fewer learning resources
Emily Rodriguez