FoxyApps is a no-code builder for white-label AI tools with 0% sales commission and 200+ templates. Plans from $19/month with a 7-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
FoxyApps is a no-code platform for creating, hosting and selling AI tools. The company describes an AI tool as a simple GPT-powered app: the user fills out a form, the AI considers that data, and it returns a custom response. Creators package these tools for a niche audience and sell access.
The platform is built for people who are not developers. Its stated vision is to help solopreneurs, freelancers and indie makers launch their own AI business without writing code. It handles the builder, the branded portal and the monetization layer in one product.
The workflow has three steps. First, build: choose an AI model, chain multiple prompts and optionally feed the AI your own data, or start from one of more than 200 templates. Second, host: set up a portal on a custom domain or subdomain with your own logo, design and navigation links.
Third, monetize: connect a payment provider and choose how to charge, whether through one-time credits, subscriptions or a credit-based system. FoxyApps says it takes no cut of sales. The site describes the setup as easy for non-techies and offers free installation help on request.
The builder supports prompt chaining, several AI models from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google, and custom data from uploaded files, Google Drive or Notion. Templates cover tools such as an article writer, an email subject line generator, a social media content planner, a Python coder and a meal plan generator.
On the delivery side, FoxyApps offers full white-labeling, custom domains, custom design controls and iframe embeds. Connectivity includes a built-in email service, webhooks, API access and native Zapier support. The pricing page also lists web scraping and PDF file upload.
FoxyApps is a no-code platform for building, hosting and monetizing AI tools. Users create simple GPT-powered apps for a niche audience, publish them in a white-label portal and charge for access.
The pricing page lists Light at $19 per month, Essential at $49 per month and Professional at $99 per month. These are shown as a limited-time 50% discount from $39, $99 and $199. The plans differ mainly in the number of tools: up to 10, up to 50 or unlimited.
Yes. Each plan on the pricing page includes a 7-day free trial, and the site's main buttons read Start for free. The site also states that users can cancel anytime.
No. The company states it takes zero cut of creators' sales. Customers pay through the creator's own payment provider, such as Stripe, PayPal, LemonSqueezy, Paddle or Razorpay.
It supports text and image models such as GPT, Gemini and Claude, using models from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google. The company says it keeps adding new models.
The site names Stripe, PayPal, LemonSqueezy, Paddle and Razorpay for payments, Google Drive and Notion for data, webhooks, API access and a native Zapier integration. It also includes a built-in email automation service.
Yes. The white-label option lets you remove FoxyApps branding, host your portal on a custom domain or subdomain, and change the logo, icons, colors, fonts and navigation links.
It is aimed at non-developers such as solopreneurs, freelancers, coaches, influencers and indie makers who want to start an AI tools business. The Professional plan is described as suited to full-time founders, developers and companies.