TL;DR - Retool
- Low-code internal tools builder
- Connect to any database or API
- Drag-and-drop UI components
Pricing: Free plan available
Best for: Growing teams
Score: 84/100
Pricing Plans
free trialFree
Free
5 users
- 5 users
- Unlimited apps
- Self-hosted
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Team
$10/user/month
Standard
- Unlimited users
- Version history
- Audit logs
Business
$50/user/month
Enterprise
- SSO
- Environments
- Custom branding
About Retool
Retool builds internal tools with components and data connections. The platform that defined internal tool building—rapid application development for operations.
The component library is extensive. The data connections are many. The speed is significant.
Teams building internal tools choose Retool for rapid application assembly.
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Retool FAQ
Yes, Retool's Free tier includes 5 users and 5 apps with unlimited viewers. Paid plans start at $10/standard user/month (Team) for more users and features.
Retool Team costs $10/standard user/month, Business costs $50/standard user/month (SSO, audit logs), and Enterprise is custom. Viewers are free on all plans.
Retool is a low-code platform for building internal tools. Drag-and-drop components connect to your databases and APIs to create admin panels, dashboards, and workflows.
Retool connects to PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Snowflake, BigQuery, REST APIs, GraphQL, and 50+ data sources. It can query multiple sources in one app.
Yes, Retool supports JavaScript for custom logic, transformations, and event handlers. You can extend drag-and-drop components with code when needed.
Common use cases include admin panels, customer support tools, inventory management, approval workflows, and data dashboards. Anything internal that would otherwise need custom development.
Both are low-code internal tool builders. Retool has more polish and integrations but is pricier. Appsmith is open-source and self-hostable. Retool for enterprise; Appsmith for budget.