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Base88 review

Freemium#88 of 173 in No-Code App Builders

A broad AI app builder with strong free and annual-billing plans.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Base88 is an AI-first no-code app builder for individuals, small businesses, developers, and teams that want to create applications from plain-language descriptions. It generates working full-stack apps with authentication, databases, payments, and logic, then supports preview and deployment. The platform covers web, responsive progressive web apps, native iOS and Android builds, and API use. Its core stack includes built-in authentication, SQLite, REST APIs, Stripe one-time and subscription payments, and a Super Agent for automated tasks.

The annual-billing plans provide a clear progression. Free includes core AI features, one custom app, and Base88 branding on login. Starter costs $14 per month and adds unlimited apps, in-app code edits, rolling credits, and credit top-ups. Builder costs $36 per month and adds backend functions, all integrations, custom domains, white-label login pages, and built-in WhatsApp and Telegram. Pro costs $72 per month and adds team collaboration, full-stack export, Super Agent 24/7, and priority support under two hours. Elite costs $144 per month and adds full white-labeling, dedicated Slack support, a 99.9% SLA guarantee, SingPass and CorpPass login, and a custom AI model. Enterprise & Teams offers custom volume, dedicated support, white-labeling, and an SLA.

Base88 suits users who want broad application coverage without writing code, especially when AI generation, mobile publishing, payments, or messaging integrations matter. The free plan is useful for exploring the core workflow, while Starter offers unlimited apps at a comparatively low annual-billing price. However, users needing backend functions, custom domains, or the full integration set must move to Builder, and full-stack export or team collaboration starts at Pro. Teams with formal support and SLA requirements should consider Elite or Enterprise & Teams; users seeking only a narrow web prototype may find the broader tier structure unnecessary.

Base88 pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Generates full-stack apps from plain-language descriptions
    • Supports web, PWA, iOS, and Android builds
    • Includes authentication, SQLite, REST APIs, and payments
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free apps are limited to one custom app
    • Advanced integrations start with the Builder plan
    • Full-stack export and team collaboration require Pro

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