Intro to Widgets | FlutterFlow University
Published by FlutterFlowWatch on YouTube
Updated Oct 5, 2026
No-Code App Builders
FlutterFlow
Visual builder for mobile, web and desktop apps with code download
From $29.25/mo
FlutterFlow at a glance
from our research
Visual builder for mobile, web and desktop apps, with data in your own Firebase or Supabase project
Paid plans download the generated source code or an APK; Growth adds GitHub sync and branching
Editors are capped: one on Free and Basic, two on Growth, five on Business
Basic: $39 a month, or $29.25 a month billed yearly, for one editor with code download and store deployment
Overview
What is FlutterFlow?
FlutterFlow is a visual development environment for mobile, web and desktop apps, made by FlutterFlow Inc., a US company founded in 2020. It generates code for every page and component as you build, and on paid plans you can download the project's source code or an Android APK.
Screens are assembled from widgets or from more than 1,000 templates, and behavior comes from action triggers: a tap, a page load or another event starts a chain of actions. An app's data lives in a Firebase or Supabase project that you connect, new or existing, including a self-hosted Supabase instance, and Supabase actions insert, update, delete and query rows. API calls are defined in the editor, and anything the visual tools can't do can be written as custom widgets, functions or actions in Dart. Each project starts with a production environment. Higher plans add development and staging environments with their own databases, plus branches that merge back into main.
Web apps publish to a free flutterflow.app subdomain or to a custom domain, and mobile apps deploy directly to the App Store and Google Play. Other integrations include Stripe for card, Apple Pay and Google Pay payments, RevenueCat, GitHub, OpenAPI import and Figma theme and frame import, and some plans add a VS Code extension, a command-line tool and a local desktop emulator. Plans are sold by editor seat, and each comes with an allowance of AI generation requests and Lite credits.
Our verdict on FlutterFlow
Updated Oct 5, 2026Pricing checked Oct 5, 2026
FlutterFlow suits builders who want a visual editor now and source code they can hand to a developer later. From Basic up, a project downloads as code or an APK, Growth pushes it to GitHub, and Dart custom code fills the gaps the widgets leave. The backend is a Firebase or Supabase project in your own account, so the data never sits inside FlutterFlow. For a startup that expects to hire engineers, the work done in the visual editor isn't thrown away when they arrive.
It asks more of you than an all-in-one builder. You set up and manage the Firebase or Supabase side yourself, which is a second service with its own configuration. Collaboration is rationed: Free and Basic allow one editor, Growth two and Business five, and outside collaborators who already pay for FlutterFlow can join a single project on a $15-a-month pass. Branching and the extra development or staging environment start on Growth. Basic's AI allowance is 50 generation requests and 100 Lite credits a month, and the pricing page doesn't say what happens when they run out. There are no refunds, and moving to a cheaper plan means canceling and subscribing again once the current one expires.
Basic costs $39 a month, or $29.25 a month billed yearly, and covers a solo builder with unlimited projects, code and APK download, one-click store deployment and a custom domain. Two people need Growth, which charges $80 a month for the first seat and $55 for the second, $135 in all, or $60 and $41.25 a month billed yearly. It also adds GitHub, branching and real-time collaboration. Business charges $150 for the first seat and $85 for each of seats 2 to 5 ($112.50 and $63.75 billed yearly) and adds Figma frame import, the CLI and automated tests.
FlutterFlow is the sensible pick when the app is meant to become a long-lived product with developers on it eventually. If nobody on the team wants to run a Firebase or Supabase backend, Adalo's plans include a hosted database at a flat price per published app. If the product is mainly a web app with heavy business logic and you don't need the code, Bubble keeps the database, hosting and workflows in one place.
Written by Lokesh Kapoor
Pros & cons
FlutterFlow pros and cons
What it does well
- Source code and APK download on every paid plan, starting with Basic
- Connects to new, existing or self-hosted Supabase projects as well as Firebase
- Custom widgets, functions and actions in Dart cover what the visual tools can't
- One-click deployment to the App Store and Google Play, plus free web hosting on a subdomain
Where it falls short
- Real-time collaboration starts on Growth: $80 a month plus $55 for a second editor
- Branching and extra development or staging environments need Growth or Business
- No refunds, and downgrading means canceling and re-subscribing when the plan expires
Editor's assessment from vendor documentation and published pricing
Pricing
FlutterFlow pricing
FlutterFlow's paid plans start at $29.25/month, right at the $29 median across the 5 tools in our No-Code App Builders ranking. A free plan is available.
Free
$0
Free plan
For one person
- Up to 2 projects
- 10 Lite credits
- 5 AI requests in total
- Web publishing on a free subdomain
- Visual builder and 1,000+ templates
Usage: One editor, the main branch only and up to 2 API endpoints; code download, APK download and one-click app store deployment start on Basic.
Basic
$29.25/mo
per seat, per month
or $39/mo billed monthly
For one person
- Unlimited projects
- Code and APK download
- One-click app store deployment
- Custom domain web publishing
- 100 Lite credits a month
Usage: One editor only. Includes 100 Lite credits and 50 AI requests a month and one custom domain; more custom domains are charged extra.
Growth
$60/mo
per month for the first seat, plus a second seat
or $80/mo billed monthly
Up to 2 users
- GitHub integration and VS Code extension
- Real-time collaboration for 2 users
- 2 open branches per project
- One-click localization
- 200 Lite credits a month per seat
Usage: Up to 2 editors: $80 a month for the first seat and $55 for the second ($60 and $41.25 billed yearly). Includes 200 Lite credits per seat and 200 AI requests a month; outside collaborators can be added with $15 passes, up to 4.
Business
$112.50/mo
per month for the first seat, plus seats 2 to 5
or $150/mo billed monthly
Up to 5 users
- Collaboration for up to 5 users
- 5 open branches per project
- Up to 3 automated tests
- Figma frame import and CLI access
- 400 Lite credits a month per seat
Usage: Up to 5 editors: $150 a month for the first seat and $85 for each of seats 2 to 5 ($112.50 and $63.75 billed yearly). Includes 400 Lite credits per seat and 500 AI requests a month; outside collaborators can be added with $15 passes, up to 10.
Enterprise
Custom
Tailored pricing for larger teams
- Reusable enterprise components
- Branching for team development
- Comments and task assignment
- Enterprise standards and code export
Usage: Priced through a contact form; FlutterFlow says Enterprise is designed for companies with more than $10 million in annual revenue.
Checked against FlutterFlow, Inc.'s pricing page on October 5, 2026 · see the full breakdown
Capabilities
FlutterFlow features
Checked against the same feature list as every other tool in its category.
Building & Data
- Included:External data sourcesBuilds on Airtable, Google Sheets, Postgres or an existing database.
- Included:Relational data modelTables that relate to each other properly rather than flat lists.Relational tables via Supabase
- Included:Responsive layoutsOne build that adapts properly across desktop, tablet and mobile.
- Included:Visual drag-and-drop builderAssemble interfaces by dragging components rather than writing markup.
Logic & Integration
- Included:API connectionsCall external APIs and use the responses inside the app.
- Included:Custom code extensionDrop into JavaScript or Dart when the visual builder runs out.
- Included:Payments & subscriptionsTake one-off or recurring payments inside the application.
- Included:User accounts & permissionsSign-up, login and role-based access to data and screens.
- Included:Workflows & business logicMulti-step conditional actions triggered by events in the app.
Deployment
- Included:Custom domain hostingRuns the app on your own domain with SSL.
- Included:Native iOS & Android appsPublishes real native apps to the App Store and Play Store.
- Included:Source code exportTake the generated source and host or extend it independently.
- Included:Versioning & stagingDevelopment and live environments with a deploy step between them.Growth plan and up
- Included:White-label & client appsRemove platform branding and hand an app to a client.
Ecosystem
FlutterFlow integrations
- Firebase
- Supabase
- Stripe
- GitHub
- Algolia
- RevenueCat
Videos
Watch FlutterFlow in action
Product walkthroughs from FlutterFlow's own YouTube channel.
Tour of FlutterFlow
Published by FlutterFlowWatch on YouTube
Alternatives
Top FlutterFlow alternatives
Tools that do the same job, from the same category.
Fit check
Will FlutterFlow fit your team?
Support
- Email support
- Knowledge base
- Community forum
Training
- Documentation
- Video tutorials
- Webinars
Deployment
- Web
- macOS
- Windows
Typical users
- Freelancers
- Small businesses
- Mid-size companies
FAQs
FlutterFlow FAQs
Written by our editorial team.
Is FlutterFlow free?
Yes. The Free plan includes up to 2 projects, the visual builder and templates, 10 Lite credits and 5 AI generation requests in total, and it can publish a web app to a flutterflow.app subdomain. It's limited to one editor, the main branch and 2 API endpoints. Code and APK download, one-click app store deployment and custom domains start on Basic, at $39 a month or $29.25 a month billed yearly. The pricing page doesn't mention a free trial of the paid plans. See FlutterFlow pricing.
Can you export code from FlutterFlow?
Yes, on any paid plan. Basic and above can download a project's source code or an Android APK, and Growth adds a GitHub integration that pushes the code to a repository. FlutterFlow generates a widget class and a model class for each page and component and documents the project structure, so a developer can keep working on the code outside FlutterFlow. Custom widgets, functions and actions you add are written in Dart.
How does FlutterFlow price team seats?
By editor seat, with a higher price for the first one. Free and Basic allow a single editor. Growth allows two, at $80 a month for the first seat and $55 for the second ($60 and $41.25 billed yearly). Business allows five, at $150 for the first seat and $85 for each additional seat ($112.50 and $63.75 billed yearly). Growth and Business can also buy $15-a-month passes that give a paid FlutterFlow user access to one project, up to 4 and 10 passes.
What backend does FlutterFlow use?
Your own Firebase or Supabase project. FlutterFlow connects to a new or existing project on either service, including a self-hosted Supabase instance, and its actions read and write that data. Calls to other APIs are set up in the editor, with 2 endpoints on the Free plan, and OpenAPI files can be imported from Growth up. Because the database sits in your Firebase or Supabase account, the data is held by that service rather than by FlutterFlow.
Does FlutterFlow give refunds?
No. FlutterFlow's docs say subscriptions aren't refunded when you cancel. Moving to a cheaper plan means canceling and subscribing again once the current plan expires, and a subscription can't be moved to another account. After a downgrade, API endpoints, branches and environments you already created keep working, but you can't add new ones beyond the lower plan's limits.
Sources & methodology
Product details come from FlutterFlow, Inc.'s public website and documentation (United States). Every plan and price was checked against the vendor's pricing page on October 5, 2026. We haven't tested this product hands-on; the verdict is a desk assessment. How we research and rank tools
- Founded 2020
- 1 language supported
- flutterflow.io
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