Build apps with the AI subscription you already pay for.
Build apps with the AI subscription you already pay for.
You pay Apper only for the secure backend your app runs on.
- Store up to 5,000 records
- Upload up to 100 MB of files
- Publish your app live
- Add unlimited app users Everyone in your team can log in and use your apps. Fair-use terms apply.
- Control access by table and field
- Connect through Zapier, Make & n8n
- Store 1,000,000 records and 5 GB of files
- Scale to 5 million records
- Test changes before company-wide release
- Let staff connect their own accounts Each person connects their own Gmail, Slack, etc. — not one shared login.
- Control access across departments Permission profiles scope who sees what, per table and field.
From the start.
your app serves — not by how safely it runs.
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You build with your own AI subscription through Apper's supported connection — Apper adds no AI credits, usage fees, or markup. The connection uses MCP, an open standard for linking AI tools to software. Your plan pays for the managed backend your app runs on: authentication, permissions, data, integrations, backups, and infrastructure.
The part of your app users never see — and you can't afford to get wrong. Apper provides managed authentication, enforced permissions, protected data, billing, and backups as platform capabilities, so they don't have to be recreated for every app.
You'll be notified before you reach a limit, and your published apps keep running while you decide. Upgrading raises your limits immediately.
Yes — upgrades apply immediately, and your apps and data stay with you. One note: if customers or clients will log in, start with Clients so tenant isolation is in place from day one.
Yes. Every plan supports client logins and rule-based data separation. Clients adds platform-enforced tenant isolation, client subdomains, client API keys, and built-in billing. Choose Clients for production client apps that need an independent platform-level data boundary from day one.
Yes. Every plan runs on the same security architecture, private-by-default access, and multi-region backups. Free has lower limits — it is not less protected.
