Appy Pie Reviews & Ratings

4.5/5

“Great for Small Business and Startup Apps”

I created a small business app with push notifications and product listings. My customers now place orders directly through the app, which improved engagement.

Pros : Appy Pie offers business app features like push notifications, app store publishing support, analytics, and eCommerce integration.

Cons : App performance can feel slow if too many features are added.

Switched from : GoodBarber

Reason to switch : I switched because GoodBarber’s pricing became too high for my small business budget.

4.5/5

“Easy No-Code App Builder for Non-Technical Users”

I had no coding background, but I built my first Android app in a few hours using Appy Pie. The interface was simple enough for me to understand quickly.

Pros : Appy Pie allows me to build mobile apps without coding using drag-and-drop tools, templates, and live previews.

Cons : Advanced customization is limited compared to full development platforms.

Switched from : Buildfire

Reason to switch : I switched because BuildFire was more expensive and required higher plans for basic publishing features.

4.5/5

“Multi-Feature Platform Beyond Just App Building”

I initially joined for app building but later used their chatbot and website tools as well. It felt like an all-in-one digital creation platform.

Pros : Appy Pie also provides AI tools, chatbot builders, website builders, and automation features.

Cons : Managing too many tools in one dashboard can feel cluttered.

Switched from : Wix App Builder

Reason to switch : I switched because Wix focused more on websites and offered limited native mobile app control.

4.5/5

“Good Templates but Layout Flexibility Is Limited”

I used a restaurant template to launch my food delivery app. While the template was clean, I couldn’t fully customize some layout elements the way I wanted.

Pros : The platform offers many pre-designed templates for different industries.

Cons : Layout design freedom is somewhat restricted compared to website builders.

Switched from : Glide

Reason to switch : I switched because Glide relied heavily on Google Sheets and limited full app layout control.

4.5/5

“Good Starting Point Before Hiring Developers”

I used Appy Pie to test my app idea before investing in full development. It helped me validate my concept with real users at very low cost.

Pros : Appy Pie allows rapid prototyping, MVP creation, and quick market testing without developers.

Cons : It cannot fully replace custom-coded enterprise apps.

Switched from : m Power

Reason to switch : I switched because custom development was too expensive for early-stage idea validation.

4.5/5

“Affordable Entry-Level Pricing for Beginners”

I started with the basic plan just to test my idea. The low entry cost let me experiment without risking a big budget.

Pros : Appy Pie offers low starting plans compared to many competitors.

Cons : Essential features like API access are locked behind higher plans.

Switched from : Adalo

Reason to switch : I switched because Adalo’s starting price was higher for the same basic features.

4.5/5

“Customer Support Is Helpful but Sometimes Slow”

When I faced issues with payment gateway integration, support eventually resolved it, but I had to wait several hours for replies.

Pros : Live chat, email support, and knowledge base are available.

Cons : Response time can be slow during peak hours.

Switched from : Bubble

Reason to switch : I switched because Bubble required more technical troubleshooting without beginner-focused support.

4.3/5

“App Publishing Support Saved Me a Lot of Stress”

I had no idea how to publish apps before. Appy Pie guided me through certificates, store listings, and final submissions, which removed a big headache.

Pros : Appy Pie helps with Google Play and Apple App Store submission and compliance.

Cons : App store approval still takes time and depends on platform rules.

Switched from : Thunkable

Reason to switch : I switched because Thunkable required more technical steps for publishing.

4.3/5

“Good for Android Apps, iOS Needs Careful Setup”

My Android app went live quickly, but iOS submission took longer due to Apple’s stricter rules. Appy Pie provided guidance but the process still needed patience.

Pros : Android app publishing is fast and smooth.

Cons : iOS publishing requires certificates and extra steps that beginners may find confusing.

Switched from : MIT App Inventor

Reason to switch : I switched because MIT App Inventor doesn’t directly help with App Store publishing.

4.2/5

“Push Notifications Really Help With User Engagement”

I send festival offers and discount alerts directly to my users. My app engagement increased after I started using push notifications regularly.

Pros : Appy Pie allows instant push notifications to Android and iOS users.

Cons : Bulk notifications require higher subscription plans.

Switched from : AppInstitute

Reason to switch : I switched because AppInstitute charged extra for advanced notification features.