FlutterFlow Pricing Plans 2026: Free, Basic, Growth

FlutterFlow is a visual builder that produces real Flutter apps (with code export), and its 2026 pricing mixes seats with a monthly AI-request allowance. So two things shape your bill: how many editors you need, and how much you lean on the AI features. The short version: a limited free plan, Basic at $39/mo (the first tier with code export), Growth from $80 for the first seat, and Business from $150. Annual billing saves around 25%. The current numbers live on the FlutterFlow pricing page, and since allowances change, treat that page as the source of truth.

FlutterFlow’s pricing tiers

Free gives you 2 projects, a single editor and just 5 AI requests for the account’s lifetime, plus the visual editor, templates and Firebase/Supabase integration. Basic, at $39/mo (about $29.25/mo annual), unlocks unlimited projects, code and APK download, custom domain web publishing and 50 AI requests/month. Growth starts at $80 for the first seat ($55 second), with up to 2 editors, 200 AI requests/month, GitHub integration, real-time collaboration and localization. Business starts at $150 for the first seat ($85 for seats 2 to 5), with up to 5 editors, 500 AI requests/month, project-level access control and centralized billing. FlutterFlow’s docs detail what each tier unlocks.

What you actually pay for: seats and AI requests

Unlike pure credit tools, FlutterFlow’s base cost is per editor seat. Layered on top is a monthly AI-request allowance, where one request is one use of the AI to generate a screen, widget or logic. So your spend is seats times tier, plus pressure to upgrade if you exhaust the AI allowance. The big differentiator at every paid tier is code export: you own the Flutter source.

FlutterFlow plans at a glance

Plan	Price (monthly)	Seats and AI requests
Free	$0	1 editor, 2 projects, 5 AI requests lifetime
Basic	$39	1 editor, unlimited projects, 50 AI/mo, code export
Growth	from $80 first seat	up to 2 editors, 200 AI/mo, GitHub, collab
Business	from $150 first seat	up to 5 editors, 500 AI/mo, access control

A worked example

Imagine building a delivery app. If you generate every screen with the AI, the free plan’s 5 lifetime requests vanish immediately, and even Basic’s 50/month go quickly. Instead, use the visual editor for layout and reserve AI for the genuinely hard parts. Start each screen from a finished design: open a near-matching native screen on VP0, use it as your reference, and you build visually with only occasional AI requests, keeping you on a lower tier.

How to spend less on FlutterFlow

The lever is leaning on the visual editor and a clear design, not the limited AI allowance. VP0 is the free design library for AI builders, a strong reference to build screens against. If you are weighing FlutterFlow against hand-coding, see migrate FlutterFlow to React Native with Cursor and FlutterFlow vs React Native with Cursor.

Common mistakes

The most common mistake is generating every screen with AI and burning the request allowance, when the visual editor is free to use. The second is starting on Free and being blocked by the no-code-export and 5-request limits. The third is buying extra seats before you actually have collaborators editing in parallel.

Key takeaways

• FlutterFlow is seat-priced with a monthly AI-request allowance, so seats and AI use both matter.
• Free is limited (5 lifetime AI requests, no code export); Basic $39/mo unlocks export.
• Growth from $80 and Business from $150 add seats, more AI requests and team controls.
• Build visually from a finished design (free via VP0) to spare your AI-request allowance.

Compare: see AI app builder pricing compared 2026, or the message-metered Rork pricing plans 2026 and WU-metered Bubble pricing plans 2026.

Sources

• FlutterFlow pricing page
• docs
• 2024 Stack Overflow Developer Survey

FAQ

How much does FlutterFlow cost in 2026?

FlutterFlow has a free plan (2 projects, 5 lifetime AI requests, 1 editor), Basic at $39/mo (unlimited projects, code and APK download, 50 AI requests/month), Growth from about $80 for the first seat (200 AI/month, GitHub, collaboration), and Business from about $150 for the first seat (500 AI/month, access control). Annual billing saves around 25%. Check the live FlutterFlow pricing page for exact current numbers.

Is FlutterFlow free?

Yes, there is a free plan, but it is limited: 2 projects, just 5 AI requests for the lifetime of the account and a single editor. It is enough to learn the tool, but you need Basic or higher to export code and publish.

What is a FlutterFlow AI request?

An AI request is one use of FlutterFlow’s AI features (generating a screen, widget or logic). Plans include a monthly allowance (50 on Basic, 200 on Growth, 500 on Business), so AI-heavy building can push you to a higher tier.

How do I use fewer FlutterFlow AI requests?

Start from a finished design so you build screens visually instead of regenerating them with AI. Copy a native design link from VP0 (free) as your reference, and you lean on the limited AI-request allowance far less.

Is FlutterFlow worth it in 2026?

FlutterFlow is worth it for teams who want a visual builder that exports real Flutter code for iOS and Android, with export from Basic at $39/mo. It is less worth it if you lean on the limited AI requests for every screen, or only need one platform. Building visually from a VP0 design spares your AI-request allowance.

What are the best FlutterFlow alternatives in 2026?

The best FlutterFlow alternatives in 2026 are Draftbit, Thunkable and Rork, depending on whether you want Flutter, React Native or prompt-to-app. FlutterFlow leads on visual building with real Flutter code export. Whichever you pick, build from a free VP0 design to spare your AI-request allowance.