Free to start. Pay for the apps you run.
Your AI agent runs on the model subscription you already pay for. Appbricx charges for what keeps your apps in production: the database, sign-in, hosting and your teammates. No AI credits, and no card to start.
Rupee prices are charged through Razorpay, dollar prices through Stripe. You pay in the currency shown when you choose a plan. The self-host license is priced in dollars.
Bring the agent you already use
Keep working in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or any MCP client. Your agent writes the app, and Appbricx gives it what production needs: Postgres with access rules per role, sign-in, server actions, workflows and email, testing as every kind of user, hosting and rollbacks. Your plan pays for running the apps (apps, database, hosting and seats). Your model bill stays with your own provider.
- 1 app
- Build from your agent: MCP, command line or API
- Test as every kind of user, with screenshots
- A private database: each user sees only their own data
- Shareable link on *.apps.appbricx.com (with watermark)
- Your own domain
- Teammates
- 5 apps
- Build from your agent: MCP, command line or API
- Every release tested before it goes live
- 500 MB database per app
- Your own domain with HTTPS
- Export all your code
- Email support
- Teammates
- Reusable private templates
- 20 apps
- Build from your agent: MCP, command line or API
- 2 GB database per app
- 5 team seats
- Your own domain with HTTPS
- Reusable private templates
- Priority support
- Company sign-in (SSO) and audit log
- Unlimited apps
- Build from your agent: MCP, command line or API
- 10 GB database per app
- 25 team seats
- Company sign-in (Google / SAML)
- Audit log of who changed what
- Priority support
- Export all your code
On Starter you pay
Which plan fits where you are
- Free: You want to see what your agent can ship on a real backend: one app with real sign-in and data, on a shareable link. No card.
- Starter: You are putting your own app in front of real users: 5 apps, your own domain, every release tested before it goes live.
- Pro: You are a small team or an agency shipping several apps: 20 apps, 5 seats so teammates and their agents work in the same workspace, and reusable private templates for the next client.
- Business: Your company runs on these apps: unlimited apps, 25 seats, company sign-in and an audit log of who changed what.
- Self-host license: Your apps and data have to stay on servers you control, and you would rather pay once than every month.
Self-host on your own servers with a one-time license
Run the whole platform yourself on servers you control, with the Docker Compose install and runbook from the repository. You pay once. The license includes 12 months of updates, and the version you have keeps working after that.
You can read the code and run it for evaluation and development without a license. Production use needs one. The full terms are in the Appbricx Self-Hosted License.
- Production use on servers you control
- 12 months of updates included
- Your version keeps working after that
- Docker Compose install and runbook
- Email support for installation
Questions
Do I pay Appbricx for AI?
No. These plans have no AI credits and no markup on model usage. Your agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or any MCP client) runs on the subscription or API key you already have. When an app you ship has AI features of its own, such as a drafted reply, they run on your own provider key, at your provider's price. AI in your apps.
What counts as an app?
One project: its Postgres database, sign-in, pages, server actions, workflows and hosting. Each project has a dev environment where your agent makes changes and a production environment for your users.
What does the free plan leave out?
Your own domain and teammates. Your app runs on a shareable link on *.apps.appbricx.com with a small “Made with Appbricx” badge. When you upgrade, the badge goes away without a redeploy.
Can I take my code and data with me?
Yes. A project is plain TypeScript and SQL files that you can pull into your own repository, and your data exports whenever you want it. To run it on your own servers in production, the self-host license covers that. Build in code.
Which plan suits an agency?
Usually Pro: several client apps in one workspace, seats for your team, each app on the client's own domain, and private templates to start the next client from your own work. Appbricx for agencies.
We need a custom contract.
For a larger team, company sign-in with user provisioning, or invoicing, write to contact@appbricx.com.
Start free with your agent
Connect Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client. Your agent builds the app; Appbricx gives it sign-in, access rules, tests and a live link.