Convertigo

Convertigo is a full-stack application platform for teams building web, mobile and desktop applications with a mix of no-code and pro-code work. It is strongest for organizations that need varied integrations, offline operation or control over where applications run. Its breadth comes with an enterprise-shaped trade-off: the free edition is limited to one environment, while paid costs depend on who uses the applications and how.

Overview

Convertigo gives business teams a No Code Studio and professional developers a Low Code Studio, with pro-code support for teams that need it. That split suits projects where business users and developers contribute to the same application, and unlimited developers avoid a developer-seat ceiling. The platform covers pixel-perfect web, mobile and desktop applications rather than concentrating on one form factor.

Deployment can be on managed Cloud, on premises or on the customer's own Cloud infrastructure. License fees include an SLA, 9/5 support five days a week, hosting on managed Cloud or on premises, and version upgrades. This is useful for organizations seeking an operating and support package alongside the development tools, but the per-user plan price is not necessarily the whole cost basis: internal-user pricing follows application end users, while external-user pricing is based on actual usage volume.

Key features

Multiple integration routes: Convertigo connects to data sources and applications through REST, SOAP, SQL and OData, and says it includes more than 300 connectors. Named options range from Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQL Server to Kafka, Google Drive, IBM 3270/5250, Mistral AI and ChatGPT. This breadth can help teams integrate established business systems and newer services, though the connector count alone does not establish how much setup a particular integration requires.

Offline operation: Full Sync synchronizes application data after connectivity returns. That is a practical fit for mobile or field workflows that cannot rely on a continuous connection.

Authentication and security: Built-in authentication supports LDAP, OAuth 2.0, OpenID and SAML 2.0, including Windows Active Directory integration. Convertigo also describes data encryption, secure connections and access control, features aligned with enterprise applications.

Hosting choice: Managed Cloud, on-premises and customer-owned Cloud deployment give organizations different operational choices. That flexibility matters where infrastructure requirements shape software selection, but teams must choose and operate within one of those hosting models.

Pricing

Convertigo is freemium, with a 7-day trial and paid plans shown from €15/user/mo. Pricing differs by user type: internal users are priced by application end users, while external users are priced by actual usage volume; developers are unlimited.

Community Edition: Price not listed; includes one environment. It provides a way to start without a paid per-user commitment, but the single-environment limit is restrictive for teams that need separate development, testing or production environments.

Starter Edition: €15 a month, billed per user. It includes No Code Studio, a 99.5% uptime guarantee, 9/5 support and SLA, LDAP/OAuth/OpenID, on-premises or managed Cloud, two environments, offline data and NoSQL. This is the lower paid tier for teams that need supported hosting, authentication and more than one environment. It does not include the Enterprise edition's dedicated CSM, DevOps integration, billing and analytics, RPA connectors, unlimited environments or SAP BAPI connectors.

Enterprise Edition: €20 a month, billed per user. It adds a dedicated CSM, DevOps integration, billing and analytics, RPA connectors, unlimited environments and SAP BAPI connectors. It fits teams that need those named capabilities and room for more environments; its listed price is higher than Starter, while end-user or usage-based pricing still matters.

License fees include support and hosting terms, so buyers should weigh those inclusions against their own operating needs rather than comparing only the per-user figure.

Platforms

Convertigo supports Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Windows, web, API and self-hosted deployments. Convertigo Studio downloads are provided for Windows, Mac and Linux, giving development teams desktop options across those operating systems.

Who it's for

Convertigo is a strong fit for SMEs and larger organizations building enterprise applications across web and mobile, especially where offline use, multiple data sources or deployment flexibility are priorities. Its No Code and Low Code studios can serve teams with mixed technical roles, and unlimited developers make it less constrained by developer-seat counts. It is less compelling for a small project that needs only one environment or for buyers seeking a simple, fixed-cost plan without end-user or usage-based pricing.

Pros and cons

Pro: No Code and Low Code studios plus pro-code support accommodate business teams and professional developers within one platform.

Pro: REST, SOAP, SQL and OData support, along with more than 300 stated connectors, offers broad integration coverage.

Pro: Offline synchronization and choices among managed Cloud, on-premises and customer Cloud suit applications with connectivity or infrastructure constraints.

Pro: Paid licenses include an SLA, 9/5 support, hosting and version upgrades, while developers are unlimited.

Con: Community Edition has only one environment, limiting its usefulness for teams that need separate stages.

Con: Internal-user and external-user pricing use different bases, so the per-user plan headline does not alone describe the full cost.

Con: Starter has two environments, while unlimited environments and several operational or integration features require Enterprise.

Alternatives

For a wider set of Low-Code Development Platforms or No-code app builders, compare Convertigo with tools focused on those categories.

Omnis Studio is worth considering if a free lifetime plan is the priority and deployment to five concurrent users is sufficient.

AgilePoint NX offers a Community Edition for 25 named users and two applications, or a Standard Edition at $39 a month; compare it if those user and application limits suit the project.

Alpha Anywhere is another freemium option with a free developer edition for web and mobile development, unlimited apps and connections to any data source.

Anvil has a free forever plan with unlimited apps, cloud hosting, one developer and 50,000 Data Table rows, making those limits and inclusions relevant to a small deployment.

FlutterFlow may fit projects that can start within its Free plan's two projects, 10 Lite credits, five lifetime AI requests and two API endpoints.

Protogrid is another freemium option to compare.

Retool offers a free plan and a Team plan at $10 a month, billed $10/mo per builder and $5/mo per internal user, with 5,000 workflow runs per month; compare those user and workflow terms with Convertigo's pricing basis.

UI Bakery is another freemium option to compare.

Verdict

Choose Convertigo if your organization needs both no-code and low-code development, broad connectors, offline synchronization or flexible enterprise hosting, and values support and hosting within the license package. Look elsewhere if a single-environment free tier is too restrictive or if you need costs to map to a simple, fixed seat count rather than end users or usage volume.