Shoutem is a no-code mobile app builder that lets businesses, creators, and organizations design, publish, and manage native iOS and Android apps without writing code. Using a drag-and-drop editor, pre-built screen templates, and a library of extensions (push notifications, e-commerce, booking, live radio/podcast streaming, event schedules, and more), users assemble an app's content and layout visually, then publish it to the App Store and Google Play under their own brand. Shoutem targets use cases like churches and ministries, radio stations, podcasts, tradeshows and events, travel guides, and small e-commerce storefronts, backed by a content management system (CMS) for updating app content after launch. Plans scale by publishing scope (Android-only vs. iOS+Android), storage, and access to advanced features such as data importers, custom extensions, and white-label branding.
Key Features
No-Code App Builder — Drag-and-drop app builder for iOS and Android with no coding required.
Industry App Templates — Library of app screen templates by industry, including church, radio, podcast, travel, events, and e-commerce.
Content Management System — Built-in CMS to update app content after launch without resubmitting to app stores.
Push Notifications — Send push notifications to engage app users.
Extension Marketplace — Add features like booking, live streaming, or commerce via an extension marketplace.
App Store Publishing — Direct publishing to the Apple App Store and Google Play under the customer's own brand.
Pros & Cons
Pros
No coding required to design and publish a fully native iOS and Android app
Industry-specific templates (church, radio, podcast, events, travel) speed up setup
Built-in CMS lets non-technical users update app content after launch
Free trial lets prospects build and preview an app before paying
Extension marketplace adds functionality like push notifications and commerce without custom development
Cons
Entry-level plan only covers Android publishing; iOS requires a higher-priced tier
Pricing is billed quarterly rather than month-to-month, raising the effective commitment
Public site does not clearly document deeper third-party integrations (CRM, payments, marketing tools)
As with most app-builder platforms, apps depend on Shoutem's infrastructure and extension marketplace rather than fully custom code
Enterprise/custom pricing isn't publicly disclosed, so larger teams must contact sales to scope cost