nullkode review
A web-only no-code builder for visual pages, backend flows, and publishing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
nullkode is a no-code visual app builder for people creating complete web applications without traditional coding. It combines a drag-and-drop page editor with visual backend flows that support HTTP endpoints, database queries, branches, transforms, and API calls. Each project can use an isolated Postgres schema or Google Sheets as a CRUD backend, while reusable modules cover authentication, blogs, shops, bookings, forums, and radio. The product suits indie makers, agencies, and lean teams that need web pages, backend logic, data storage, and publishing in one tool.
Pricing scales through four monthly plans. Free includes five projects, one published app, one page per project, a nullkode subdomain, and community support. Starter costs $19 per month and adds five published apps, unlimited pages, one custom domain, and email support while keeping five projects. Pro costs $49 per month and raises capacity to 25 projects and 25 published apps, adds five custom domains, scheduled flows, priority support, and removal of the nullkode badge. Team costs $129 per month and adds unlimited projects, unlimited domains, team seats, an audit log, and dedicated support. This structure makes Free suitable for evaluation and small prototypes, while Starter is the clearest entry point for a branded multi-page app.
The platform’s ecosystem is focused rather than broad: integrations include Google Sheets, HTTP endpoints, and external APIs, and AI scaffolding can generate pages, database schemas, and backend flows. One-click publishing with custom domains supports moving from a project to a public web app, while authentication and reusable modules reduce the need to assemble common functions from scratch. nullkode is web-only and is identified as being in public beta, so it is a better fit for teams focused on browser-based products than for builders seeking native mobile output or a wider platform ecosystem. Choose it for visual control over both front-end pages and backend flows; choose an alternative if mobile apps are central.
nullkode pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Visual pages and backend flows in one workspace
- Isolated Postgres, authentication modules, and API calls
- Free plan plus $19/month Starter entry tier
- Where it doesn't
- Web apps only; no mobile app support is listed
- Free plan limits projects to five and publishing to one app
- Advanced features such as scheduled flows start at Pro
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