Retool Resumen de precios

All the capabilities and ease of use. It was very easy to implant the first app.

The pricing doesn't fit for small-medium size companies mainly because feature that makes growth easier are only available in the enterprise plan such as SSO

Allowing lower support tiers access to tools for managing customers environments. And allowing managing large scale technical operations.

Lots of connections. Lots of widgets. Extremely easy to use and still with code and customizable

Very expensive for on prem installs with sso. which is too bad.

We created our entire admin panel with retool. reduce time and cost for creating a from-scratch admin panel

Easy to use and using SQL to execute CRUD operation make it very easy.

Pricing for some useful option is not very cheap, but it deserve his price.

I create small application in a very fast time for my customers

Sales and Ops Support has been the differentiator when compared to other competitor products.

The pricing is a little confusing and I am a bit worried that I build something amazing but then it becomes to expensive to maintain with a big user base

Bringing all my data in one place and then representing it in a way that allows my staff to improve their delivery

I like the ability to do Rest queries in tables with data pulled from various sources. It comes very handily to create operational dashboards

Retool is breaking things often when they release. The tool is critical for our operations, and this results in complaints, but their support is very responsive

Retool helps have a very customized back office for both our core product and experiments. The engineering cost of an app is nothing; with a few minutes, we can build a great pull and play tool and share it internally.

It's fast. Features that could have taken days, consume expensive engineering work are now super fast and straightforward.

Well, it's weird to say that, but -- The pricing! I believe you can charge more for this product. You are saving companies thousands of $ per month, so $10 per user is underpriced the way I see it. Few other things, it will be cool if you could give an option to only load queries when view is visible. so that the app will load faster

Admin, manage customer accounts, configure DB for customers, etc.. I've realized Retool helps me focus on my product and, as a startup - move much faster. Before retool, I was building API and a Postman request for everything, which isn't friendly for no coders, nor is it a fast solution.

Retool connects to all our databases and microservices in a couple of clicks, and does CRUD out of the box. As a UX engineer, this is critical to me as I can just design workflows that actively pull and push data through our databases. In just a couple of hours I'll have a working prototype of a new tool to share with our collaborators. The high-value prototypes I'll build into a real web app, but Retool works so well that usually, I won't need to.

Retool is kind of ugly for production apps, but that's to be expected from a prototyping app.

Retool has helped us build quick prototypes that can access different sources of data and produce new insights. These prototypes take a couple of hours to build, since we only need to focus on the business logic, not the UI.

I love any platform that make our systems more visible & accessible to the non-coders on the team. Once you get the hang of Retool, it's extremely fast to create new dashboards or tweak existing ones. I spun up a simple feature flag dashboard in less than a day. Love how it's a very live-first editor experience- once you hook up a working query, you immediately see the live data show up in autocompletion. Also it's definitely a plus that it works with our existing databases and services (in our case AWS), so our team stays in control of our data.

The editor is powerful but it's definitely a little tricky to learn at first, there's little things to remember like whether to use ".data" or ".value".

We're building a really lightweight CMS / PIM system for our ecommerce storefront.