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iKnode review

#37 of 43 in Platform as a ServiceBackend as a Service

A focused .NET Framework platform with a browser IDE, APIs, and cloud hosting.

5.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

iKnode is a cloud backend platform for developers and companies building web, mobile, and desktop applications. Its browser-based IDE supports writing C# services with the .NET Framework, while cloud deployment, auto-scalable hosting, document-oriented storage, and REST-like API access cover the backend path. Small teams building and hosting .NET Framework apps are its clearest fit; teams seeking a broader language or platform scope should compare alternatives before committing.

The Basic plan costs $9 per month and includes 1,000,000 API requests and 1 GB of data storage. It also includes a 30-day trial with no credit card required. The Enterprise plan directs buyers to contact sales for specific needs. This gives smaller projects a defined entry price, while buyers whose requirements exceed the Basic allowances will need to account for additional transactions and storage charges, or discuss needs with sales.

The product's core appeal is its integrated development-to-hosting workflow: developers can expose public methods as service endpoints, call other iKnode applications, and access SDKs for JavaScript and C#. Platform packages cover email, FTP, logging, social posting, and site monitoring; named integrations include Emailer, FTP, Facebook, and Twitter. Support channels include documentation and community, and the product lists GDPR compliance. The published materials also include legacy references, including a 2018 copyright notice and .NET Framework 4.0 documentation, so teams should review those materials against their current requirements. Choose iKnode for a focused C#/.NET backend workflow; look elsewhere if your project depends on a wider development ecosystem.

iKnode pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Browser-based IDE for developing C# services with .NET Framework
    • Cloud deployment with auto-scalable hosting
    • Document storage and REST-like API access
  • Where it doesn't
    • Development is centered on C# and .NET Framework
    • Basic includes 1 GB of data storage
    • Enterprise pricing requires contacting sales

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