Bubble vs Emergent: Features, Pricing and User Reviews 2026

Bubble offers three ways to deploy your app, Web and Mobile, Web Only, or Mobile Only, each with five plans.

• Free ($0/month): Good for apps still under construction, with a development version, one editor, and basic mobile testing.

• Starter ($69/month, or $59/month billed annually): Adds a live website, custom domain, recurring workflows, and mobile build submissions.

• Growth ($249/month, or $209/month billed annually): Adds premium version control, two-factor authentication, more editors, and higher workload limits.

• Team ($649/month, or $549/month billed annually): Adds sub apps, more editors, custom branches, and longer server log retention.

• Enterprise (custom pricing): Adds custom workload units, dedicated hosting, a dedicated support team, and invoice billing.

Bubble also offers educational, student, and non-profit discounts, plus agency accounts for client work.

Emergent offers a simple set of plans that grow with how much you build. The Free plan costs nothing and includes 10 credits a month with access to the core platform.

• Standard ($20/month or $17/month billed yearly): Adds private hosting, 100 monthly credits, and GitHub integration, good for solo founders and freelancers.

• Pro ($200/month or $167/month billed yearly): Unlocks a 1 million token context window, custom AI agents, and 750 monthly credits, built for AI startups and agencies.

• Business and Enterprise (Custom Pricing): Add role based access, single sign on, audit logs, and private cloud deployment for larger teams and organizations.

Annual billing saves money on both the Standard and Pro plans, and Business or Enterprise pricing is available by contacting the sales team directly.