Shipper.now builds websites, apps, stores and bots from plain-English chat. Free plan available; paid plans listed from $25/month. See features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Shipper.now is a no-code AI app builder that creates software from plain-English descriptions. Users describe what they want, and the platform generates the app and publishes it on Shipper hosting. The company calls itself an agentic business builder, covering code, design, launch, marketing and operations tasks.
The product targets people without a technical background, though the site says experienced builders are also welcome. Projects can be websites, web and mobile apps, online stores, Chrome extensions or chat bots, so one account can cover several kinds of launches.
The workflow starts with a message describing an idea. Shipper builds the project and shows work in progress in a preview, which one reviewer compares to using a phone. Users can keep refining by chatting, and the builder offers prompt suggestions along the way.
Existing assets can also be a starting point. Pasting a website URL lets Shipper read and analyze the site, then set up a mobile app project for iOS and Android. When the app is ready, clicking Publish puts it online, hosted by Shipper.
The builder supports websites, web apps, mobile apps, e-commerce stores, Chrome extensions, and WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack and Discord bots. Conversion tools turn websites and Shopify stores into apps, and a clone option copies an existing business concept. The pricing page also lists AI auto bug fixing, video generation and advanced email sending.
The AI Advisor is a mentor chat that reviews a project and advises on copywriting, marketing, design and product architecture. Local business outreach finds businesses without a site or app, builds one, and emails the owner a pitch. Users own their code, can export it, and may edit manually.
Shipper.now is a no-code AI app builder that turns plain-English descriptions into working software. It can build websites, web and mobile apps, online stores, Chrome extensions and chat bots. Published apps are hosted by Shipper.
A Free plan costs $0 and includes 5 daily credits, up to 10 a month. Pro is listed at $25 per user per month, billed monthly, with credit tiers from 100 to 20,000. Max is listed at $25 with tiers from 500 to 50,000 credits, and Enterprise is custom. One section of the pricing page shows $39 for Pro, so check the current price.
Yes. The Free plan includes 5 daily credits, up to 10 a month, hosting, public projects, unlimited collaborators and community support. It lets users build web apps and landing pages.
No. The company says no coding knowledge is required. Users who are comfortable with code can also build and edit apps manually.
According to the site, users own the code, apps and projects they build. They can export the project code to store it or keep building elsewhere.
The pricing page lists Connectors including Stripe, Shopify, Google and Notion, followed by 'etc'. Shipper can also build bots for WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack and Discord.
Yes. After building an app, users click Publish and it goes online, hosted by Shipper. Custom domains are listed among Pro plan details.
It suits small businesses that lack developers, since it builds sites, stores and apps from descriptions and can convert an existing website or Shopify store into a mobile app. Teams should check credit usage against their needs.