WeWeb
Drag and drop app builder software
Application development software
Mobile development software
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$16 per seat per month
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What is WeWeb
WeWeb is a no-code/low-code, drag-and-drop web application builder used to design responsive front-end interfaces and connect them to data sources. It targets product teams, agencies, and developers who want to ship internal tools, customer portals, and SaaS front ends without building the UI from scratch. The platform emphasizes visual UI building with reusable components, workflow logic, and integrations to external back ends (for example, REST/GraphQL APIs and common database/back-end services). It is primarily oriented to web apps, with deployment to custom domains and hosting options depending on plan and architecture.
Visual UI builder for web apps
WeWeb provides a drag-and-drop editor for building responsive pages, layouts, and components with fine-grained control over styling. It supports reusable components and design-system-like patterns that help teams standardize UI across multiple pages. This makes it suitable for building customer-facing portals and internal tools where UI iteration speed matters.
API-first back-end connectivity
WeWeb is designed to connect the front end to external back ends via APIs, which fits teams that already have data services or want to choose their own database and authentication stack. It supports common integration patterns such as calling REST endpoints and handling responses in the UI. This approach can reduce lock-in compared with builders that require using a proprietary database layer.
Developer-friendly extensibility options
The product includes features aimed at technical users, such as custom code capabilities and more advanced control over app behavior than basic template-driven builders. This can help teams implement edge-case UI logic or integrate with existing systems. It also supports collaboration workflows that fit agency delivery and multi-stakeholder projects.
Mobile app support is limited
WeWeb primarily builds web applications rather than fully native iOS/Android apps. Teams needing app-store distribution, native device APIs, or offline-first mobile behavior may need additional tooling or a separate mobile framework. For mobile use cases, WeWeb typically serves as a responsive web app or front end paired with other mobile delivery approaches.
Requires back-end architecture decisions
Because WeWeb often relies on external back ends, teams must select, configure, and operate services for data storage, authentication, and business logic. This can increase implementation time compared with all-in-one builders that include a tightly integrated database and auth layer. Non-technical teams may need developer support to set up and maintain these integrations reliably.
Complexity grows with advanced apps
As applications add more pages, roles/permissions, and workflow logic, managing state, data flows, and debugging can become more involved than simple form or landing-page builders. Teams may need governance around component reuse, naming conventions, and environment management. This can affect maintainability for larger multi-app portfolios.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free (Seat) | $0 per seat/month | Access to the visual builder, unlimited projects, publish on a WeWeb subdomain (WeWeb branding), included AI tokens (site references 1M–2M tokens for free seat in changelog updates). |
| Essential / Starter (seat) | From $16 per seat/month (official site cites "Paid plans from $16/month"); other official pages reference an "Essential" seat at $20/month (site content varies). | Enables code export & self-hosting, GitHub sync, daily editor backups, larger AI token allocation than Free. Exact price label varies across site content. |
| Pro (seat) | Price varies in official materials (examples on site: $42–$50 per seat/month) — unclear/varies. | Team collaboration features, higher AI token allocation, more frequent backups (hourly), unlimited manual backups. |
| Partner / Agency (seat) | Price varies in official materials (examples on site: $67–$79 per seat/month) — unclear/varies. | Agency-focused features: client workspaces, project transfer, partner directory listing, larger token allowances. |
| Hosting add-ons (per project) | From $10 per month (site states hosting add-ons start at $10/month) | Optional WeWeb-managed hosting add-ons for custom domains, higher traffic/session limits, CDN hosting; paid hosting requires an appropriate paid seat to attach. |
Notes: Official WeWeb site uses a seat-based pricing model (one seat grants the ability to build unlimited projects). The vendor site shows consistent facts (free tier available; paid plans "from $16/seat/month"), but some pages (docs/changelog/alternatives posts) present differing numeric examples for named tiers (Essential/Pro/Partner). I have not fabricated prices; where the official site shows inconsistent numbers across pages I noted that the exact price is unclear/varies and cited the site pages in my analysis.
Seller details
WeWeb SAS
Paris, France
Private
https://www.weweb.io/
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https://www.linkedin.com/company/weweb/
