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How many "public" apps can I create with the basic plan?

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#1

Dear bubble team,
I just stumbled upon bubble a few days ago and am really really amazed. It looks like the exact kind of solution I was looking for - being a non-technical co-founder that I am.

Now my question is, I was scanning through the pricing page and there was a distinction between “private” and “public app”.
When I get the basic plan, does that mean I can create only 1 app that can be publically used without being able to edited by my users?

Short version of my thread: When I get the basic plan of bubble, will I be able to run just one app publically without my users/customers being able to edit the page’s source??

#2

There isn’t a “Basic Plan”, i take it you mean “Free Plan” or “Personal Plan”?

Free Plan - No Private only Public, unlimited Public each with 1000 workflows/month.
Personal Plan - 2x Private, unlimited Public. 10,000 workflows/month/app.

A public app has the source (i.e. the editor) visible. A Private app can only be seen publicly in Run mode, not dev mode.

A workflow only counts towards your plan limit if it contains data operatons. (data binding operations don’t count, they are free), navigation / display related workflows don’t count.

The $19/month Personal plan is TWO apps in Private, each with 10,000 workflow operations per month.

Hope this helps…

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#3

Hey dave, thanks for your response. Yeah, I was referring to the “personal plan” as “basic plan”.
So to make sure I got that right - if I become a “basic plan” member, I am able to make 2 web apps that can only be edited by myself (meaning that I can make two web apps public without anybody being able to edit them)?

Also - There are no possibilities to export the code from bubble, right? Like creating the app and then downloading all the PHP files and uploading them to my own server?

#4

Yes that is correct. 2 apps each with 10,000 workflows per month.

No you cannot export the code, it is a platform as a service. everything is hosted in the bubble eco-system, there is no code as such.