TL;DR - Backendless
- Backendless is a visual app development platform with backend-as-a-service capabilities
- It provides database, user management, push notifications, and business logic without code
- Free tier available, paid from $25/month
Pricing: Free plan available
Best for: Growing teams
Score: 80/100
Pricing Plans
free trialFree
Free
Hobby projects
- 1,000 API calls/min
- 1 GB storage
- 1 GB database
- Community support
Most Popular
Springboard
$25/month
Growing apps
- 10,000 API calls/min
- 10 GB storage
- 10 GB database
- Email support
Cloud 9
$99/month
Production apps
- 50,000 API calls/min
- 50 GB storage
- 50 GB database
- Priority support
Enterprise
Custom
Large scale
- Unlimited scale
- Dedicated servers
- SLA guarantee
- Custom terms
About Backendless
Backendless provides backend services with a visual twist. Database, authentication, APIs, file storage, real-time messaging—configure it all through a visual interface or code against REST APIs.
The codeless approach lets non-developers build functional backends. Developers who prefer code get full API access. Deploy on Backendless cloud or self-host.
Teams wanting rapid backend development without deep DevOps expertise find Backendless bridges the gap between no-code simplicity and developer flexibility.
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Backendless FAQ
Yes, free tier with generous limits: 1GB storage, 1000 API calls/minute. Paid plans from $25/month for higher limits.
Backendless is a backend-as-a-service platform. Database, user management, push notifications, and serverless functions. Visual development tools included.
Backendless has more SQL-like data modeling and visual tools. Firebase has better real-time features and Google integration. Backendless for traditional backend; Firebase for real-time apps.
Database, user auth, file storage, push notifications, geolocation, serverless code, and API management. Comprehensive backend platform.
Yes, Backendless offers on-premises deployment for enterprise. Run the full platform in your own infrastructure. Requires licensing.