Trickle turns prompts into live apps and websites with a built-in database and hosting. Free plan available; paid plans start at $17/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Trickle is an AI app and website builder that turns plain-language descriptions into working web products. The company describes it as an AI agentic canvas for vibe coding, with built-in image and video generation, AI models, a database, and design tools. The aim is to let people build and launch apps and websites without a full development team.
Trickle says it is built for real, publishable products rather than prototypes. Its site lists websites, AI-powered forms, landing pages, internal tools, multi-page apps, and interactive experiences as typical projects. Users describe what they want in natural language and review the result on a visual canvas, which the company positions as a faster and more affordable alternative to traditional development.
A project starts with a prompt written in natural language. Trickle's AI responds in a chat feed, and each reply shows the number of credits it used in the top-right corner. If a Fix error action is triggered, it does not consume additional credits, which removes one source of surprise charges when something breaks. The visual canvas keeps the generated result in front of the user while they refine it.
Credits are the unit of usage. Trickle applies free monthly credits first, then plan credits, and finally any purchased add-on credits. The remaining balance can be checked by opening the left sidebar and clicking the username, which shows a dropdown with the credits left. Published projects include website hosting, and every plan includes a built-in database with row limits that vary by plan.
Trickle bundles several pieces that are usually separate tools. The source lists built-in image and video generation, access to AI models, a built-in database, design capabilities, and website hosting on every plan. Templates and a community gallery of featured projects give new users a starting point instead of a blank canvas. Paid plans add trickle.host domains and custom domains for publishing under a own brand.
Control features sit in the paid tiers. Pro removes the Trickle badge, enables private projects, and allows unlimited projects, while the Free plan caps users at three projects. Database capacity grows from 100 rows on Free to 1,000 on Pro and 10,000 on Premium. The company also promotes a separate AI agent called Happycapy for work beyond app building.
Trickle is an AI app and website builder that turns natural-language prompts into working websites, apps and forms on a visual canvas. It includes a built-in database, hosting, and image and video generation. The company says users do not need to code.
Trickle has a Free plan at $0 per month, Pro at $17 per month, and Premium at $42 per month. Add-on credits cost $10 for 750 or $20 for 1,500. Annual billing is advertised as 2 months free, though annual prices are not listed.
Yes. The Free plan costs $0 per month and includes 70 daily credits (up to 350 per month), a built-in database with 100 rows, website hosting and up to 3 projects. No free trial is mentioned separately.
The site lists websites, AI-powered forms, landing pages, internal tools, multi-page apps and interactive experiences. Creators use it for product launches, waitlists, quizzes, surveys and web apps.
Free monthly credits are used first, then plan credits, and finally purchased add-on credits. Each reply in the chat feed shows the credits it used, and Fix error actions do not consume extra credits. The remaining balance is visible in the sidebar username dropdown.
Yes, on paid plans. Pro includes 1 custom domain and 3 trickle.host domains, while Premium includes 3 custom domains and 10 trickle.host domains. The Free plan does not list custom domains.
Trickle is aimed at founders, designers, marketers and teams that want to build sites, forms and simple apps without coding or engineers. It suits people who prefer to describe what they want and iterate visually.
Trickle accepts all major credit and debit card brands. Subscriptions, payment methods and invoices are managed through a Stripe subscription management page reached from workspace settings.