Axonator is a no-code mobile app builder for field teams: build forms, automate workflows, and get instant reports without coding. See pricing and features.
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Productivity
Pricing
Freemium with paid tiers: a free Basic plan (max 6 users, 1 app, 200 fields, 50 submissions/day), Pro at $29/user/month, and Enterprise at $49/user/month, plus not-for-profit and volume discounts and custom quotes for larger needs.
Axonator is a no-code/low-code mobile application platform designed for frontline and field operations teams. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Austin, TX and Pune, India, Axonator lets quality control, safety, maintenance, and production teams build custom mobile apps with a drag-and-drop builder, covering mobile forms and checklists, workflow automation, instant reports, and real-time dashboards. The platform targets industries such as facility management, manufacturing, healthcare, energy & utilities, and asset management, and integrates with systems like Salesforce, QuickBooks, IBM Maximo, and SAP. Axonator states it serves 300+ customers, including Fortune 500 companies, with 1,000+ solutions delivered and 500+ custom applications built.
Key Features
No-code app builder — Drag-and-drop builder for creating mobile forms, checklists, and custom field-operations apps without writing code.
Workflow automation — Automates multi-step field workflows with real-time notifications and escalations.
Instant reports and dashboards — Generates instant reports and analytical dashboards from field-collected data.
GPS and photo documentation — Captures GPS location tagging and photo evidence as part of mobile data collection.
Integration builder — Connects to third-party business systems including Salesforce, QuickBooks, IBM Maximo, and SAP.
Pros & Cons
Pros
No-code drag-and-drop builder lets non-technical field teams launch custom apps without developers
Offers a genuinely free Basic plan alongside paid tiers, lowering the barrier to try the platform
Pre-built integrations with established enterprise systems like Salesforce, QuickBooks, IBM Maximo, and SAP
Cons
Pricing beyond the published Pro/Enterprise tiers isn't fully transparent and may require a custom quote
Daily submission and field caps on lower tiers (e.g. 50 submissions/day on Basic) may limit larger field deployments without upgrading
Company size and engineering scale aren't publicly disclosed, making it harder to independently verify vendor claims