FlutterFlow lets teams visually build native Flutter apps for iOS, Android, and web with exportable code, starting free with paid plans from $39/month.
FlutterFlow is a visual app development platform that generates genuine Flutter code rather than locking projects into a proprietary runtime. Users assemble interfaces from a library of more than 1,000 pre-built UI components and widgets using drag-and-drop, while a visual Action Flow Editor handles app logic like navigation, API calls, and conditional behavior without writing Dart by hand, though custom code can still be added where needed.
The company was founded in 2020 by Alex Greaves and Abel Mengistu and is headquartered in Mountain View, California. It has raised Series A funding, grown to roughly 170 to 200 employees, and lists engineers at companies including Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and Salesforce among its user base, alongside independent developers and agencies building client apps.
FlutterFlow's biggest differentiator versus many no-code tools is that projects compile to real, exportable Flutter/Dart code that developers can download and continue developing outside the platform, avoiding the vendor lock-in common to fully proprietary app builders. Data integration covers Firebase and Supabase as first-class backends, along with generic REST API and third-party service connections.
Team features include Git-style branching, in-editor comments, and task assignment for collaborative development, along with Figma import for pulling in existing design files and a VS Code extension for developers who want to edit generated code directly. A single project can be deployed to iOS, Android, web, and macOS.
The Free plan gives access to the visual builder itself, over 1,000 templates, up to two projects, ten Lite AI credits, web publishing, and API integration, making it usable for learning the platform or prototyping. The Basic plan is 39 dollars per month and unlocks unlimited projects, code and APK download, custom domain publishing, app store deployment, and 100 Lite credits a month.
The Growth plan starts at 80 dollars per month for the first seat (roughly 55 dollars for each additional seat) and adds GitHub integration, two-user real-time collaboration, open branches, localization, and a VS Code extension. Business starts at 150 dollars per month for the first seat (about 85 dollars per additional seat, up to five) and adds collaboration for up to five users, automated testing, and Figma imports. Enterprise pricing is custom and aimed at companies over 10 million dollars in annual revenue needing enterprise security and dedicated support; annual billing saves roughly 25 percent across paid tiers.
No, projects can be exported as real Flutter/Dart code and continued in any standard Flutter development environment.
Firebase and Supabase are supported as first-class backends, alongside generic REST API and third-party service integrations.
Yes, the Free plan includes the visual builder, over 1,000 templates, up to 2 projects, and web publishing.
Yes, app store deployment is available starting on the Basic plan at 39 dollars per month.
FlutterFlow was founded in 2020 by Alex Greaves and Abel Mengistu and is headquartered in Mountain View, California.