Glide vs Rocket: Features, Pricing and User Reviews 2026

Glide offers pricing for both individuals and businesses, with monthly or yearly billing that saves 20%.

• Free Plan: Build unlimited draft apps with up to 25,000 rows, one editor, and community support, at no cost.

• Explorer ($19/month billed yearly): Publish 1 app for up to 100 users, with workflows, integrations, and AI support included.

• Maker ($49/month billed yearly): Publish up to 3 apps with unlimited personal users, custom branding, and custom domains.

• Business ($199/month billed yearly): Built for companies, with unlimited apps, 30 team users, API access, and a 14 day free trial.

• Enterprise (Custom Pricing): Adds single sign-on, enterprise data connectors, dedicated account managers, and priority support for large organizations.

Extra usage beyond plan limits is billed at $0.02 per update, and additional business users cost $5 to $6 per user depending on billing cycle.

Rocket offers four plans to fit different needs. The Free plan costs nothing and includes 20 credits to explore building websites, web apps, and mobile apps, along with basic research and business intelligence tools.

The Pro plan starts at $25 per month, or $20 per month when billed yearly, and includes 100 monthly credits along with the same core building tools.

The Rocket plan costs $50 per month, or $40 per month yearly, and adds 250 monthly credits plus consultant grade research for more advanced needs.

For power users and larger teams, the Booster plan is $250 per month, or $200 per month yearly, with 1,500 monthly credits and enterprise features like single sign on, data localization, and premium support. All plans include unlimited team members, and unused credits never expire.