toddle Pricing Overview

If you want performance and ease of implementation, use toddle.dev. Toddle.dev is one of the most advanced products on the market. It is extremely performant and allows you to quickly and easily build applications that perform just as well as those made by senior software engineers. In fact, I'm a software developer, and I ended up using toddle because it's much easier to build a web interface, for example, and reuse it where you need it, rather than figuring out the best way to craft HTML, CSS, JavaScript (and other frameworks you might use). Toddle.dev comes with outstanding performance and ease of implementation, as if you're working in Figma. In fact, if you're a senior, you can do your design directly in Toddle, knowing you won't have to redo it for implementation. EXTREMELY IMPORTANT: Before using toddle.dev, I tried many no-code solutions, but the issues were always related to performance. To achieve performance, you usually have to struggle, study, and understand how the development team thought out the best way to implement. In toddle.dev, things are extremely simple: 'everything just works perfectly and ideally' from the start without you having to struggle to bring performance into your project—it's there by default.

It's easy to integrate with any back-end solution you want, whether it's Supabase, Xano, Appwrite, or anything else you know. You have to try toddle; you'll be extremely surprised that such a tool exists at such a good price. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I've been using toddle.dev daily for months and I HAVEN'T FOUND ANY DOWNSIDES. They have incredibly easy support on Discord, everyone is very friendly, helpful, and patient with you. And toddle.dev is an extremely performant tool with no bugs. And if any bugs do appear, they are resolved instantly because the support team is extremely responsive 'for urgent matters they respond almost instantly or within a maximum of 1-2 minutes.' I wish I could say more about what isn't good, but unfortunately, I can't because it's perfect. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.