Pricing

The number of Apps you can publish.

Drafts do not count – you can always create unlimited drafts on any plan.

Editors are members of your team that can edit and create new projects in Glide.

Apps show a Glide logo, which you can hide by Whitelabeling projects when you don’t want users to know they’re using Glide.

This is nice for customer-facing apps but less important for internal apps.

Visitors are people who use your Glide project but do not sign in.

They do not have user profiles and do not manage their own data.

The number of unique users who sign into your team’s Public Apps each month.

Only users who sign in during the month are counted.

If the same user signs into multiple public apps, that counts as just one public user.

The number of unique users who sign into your team’s Private Apps each month.

Users in your allow list are not counted until they sign in.

If the same user signs into multiple private apps, that counts as just one private user.

Users with Roles applied also count as private users.

The maximum number of Rows that can be used in each Glide project.

For example, if you build an app using a Google Sheet with 500 rows of data, then your app would use 500 rows.

Glide Big Tables expands the data row limit on Business and Enterprise plans. Any row limit number over 25,000 rows is the limit for Glide Big Tables only.

An Update occurs when a row is added or changed and when changes to a data source like Google Sheets or Airtable are synced.

Meet 1:1 with a Glide Expert to jump-start your first project.

A Glide Solutions Consultant will work with your team to provide best practices and hands-on guidance to help you get the most out of Glide.

Send notifications, export data, and build custom workflows that connect with your existing tools. Popular integrations include OpenAI, Slack, Gmail, Outlook, and Twilio.

Components are the building blocks for your Glide projects. Components are used to design how your project looks and what actions users can perform.

Column Types are how you choose the way Glide should use the data connected to your project.

Column types include Basic Columns, User-specific Columns, and Computed Columns.

Custom Domains allow you to customize the URL that links to your project.

Web Embeds allow you to embed web pages or assets directly into your Glide project.

Use the Glide Basic API to add, update, and delete data within Glide Tables directly.

Use the Glide Advanced API to Get All Rows from your Glide tables.

Protected Columns prevent users from downloading data from your data source that is not used by your Glide project.

With the Barcode Scanner component, your Glide project can scan barcodes with your phone or tablet’s camera.

Signature Pad lets your users sign for things in your Glide project.

CSS allows you to customize your apps with your own style sheets.

Embed a Glide App within an iFrame.

Offline Add-row allows users to add rows to your data source without an internet connection.

Domain Monitoring provides uptime monitoring for your custom domains.

Set Service-level Agreements for service and support.

Create Custom Terms of Service describing your engagement with Glide.

Single Sign-on (SSO) allows users to sign in once to log into multiple applications.

For example, users can use Okta to sign into Glide projects.