Hey Bubblers,
we have created this page to compare Bubble with Webflow, Wix, Squarespace and Instapage.
If you have any feedback or if we’ve made any mistakes would love to hear those
MS PA and OS are low-code platforms (not non-code platforms), and this comparison is focusing primarily on no-code.
Automated servers here means that you’re getting cloud based hosting in the bundle, that can be used to take care of both, running the small instance of the application and scaling it when the time comes.
Hm, the difference between the low-code and no-code is quite subtle, if there is any at all (please see this article https://www.wavemaker.com/rad/no-code-vs-low-code-different/, for instance). I tested OutSystems and PowerApps (and Wix and others) , but there is no code in either of these (however, in some of them you can extend the functionality with JS). You can of course define the terms “no” and “low” as it suites you, but at the end the users and developers will decide from their own experiences, so this could all be a buzzword thingy.
However, Bubble really has a very nice and fresh approach, amazing sense about “small developers”, and I really hope that the team will succeed in keeping up with various wishes and development styles. With its qualities it convinced me to include it in some of my classes to provide students with RAD tool.
Your comparisson is interesting, people need to have an objective and wide focus (this sounds like an oxymoron ).
Why would you compare Bubble to Wix and Squarespace et al. though when they are simple flat website builders and not complex web application builders like Bubble?
They are completely different products. It’s like comparing an elephant to an ant.
That’s my point, zero code web application builders and zero code landing page builders like Wix produce completely different end products.
You can’t build a web application in Wix so a comparison is not valid. It’s like comparing Medium with Hootsuite and then asking which is the better Social Media Management system.
Weld had loads of promise, but Bubble has moved faster. One to watch.
And unless I missed something, Weld’s least expensive option is for small enterprise at $750/mo, which is way out of reach for most individuals and small businesses.