The no-code tool that turns an Airtable, Google Sheets or Notion base into a client portal, internal tool or web app, without writing a line of code
Softr is a no-code platform to build web apps from your data. You connect an Airtable, Google Sheets, Notion or Supabase base (or use Softr's built-in database), assemble visual blocks, and you get a client portal, a member area, an internal tool or a directory, with user accounts and permissions. The core idea: each user who logs in only sees what concerns them, without you writing a line of code. An AI co-builder can even draft a first version from a description.
Freelancers who already keep their data in a spreadsheet or in Airtable and want to expose it properly: a consultant giving each client a tracking portal, a trainer opening a member area, a no-code freelancer building internal tools for clients. If you mostly want a showcase site or a portfolio with a crafted design, Webflow or Framer are a better fit. If you want total layout freedom on a real application, look at WeWeb. And for a simple mobile app, Glide plays on the same field.
Yearly billing gives two months off. An extra custom domain costs $15 per month ($13 on yearly billing). Free trial of paid features without credit card. Prices checked on softr.io in November 2026.
At FreelanceKit, we picked Softr because it is the most direct tool to turn an Airtable or a Google Sheet into a presentable client portal. For a freelancer, a space where the client follows their project's progress themselves means fewer follow-up emails and a more professional image, with no developer. The free plan and the trial without card let you validate the idea before paying.
The weak point to know: the step between Basic and Pro. At $19 per month, you get your domain but keep the Softr logo, five client users and no Google sign-in. For a real client portal, you almost always need Pro at $99 per month, which changes the math. And the design stays within Softr's blocks: clean, but recognizable, far from the freedom of a Webflow.
If you are hesitating between Softr, Glide, WeWeb, Webflow or Framer, see our page on alternatives to Softr.
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Softr is a no-code platform to build web apps, client portals, member areas and internal tools. You connect a data source (Airtable, Google Sheets, Notion, Supabase or Softr's built-in database), assemble visual blocks, and your users log in with their own account to see only their data.
The Free plan is free forever, with 3 builders, 5 app users and 500 workflow actions per month. The paid plans displayed are Basic at $19 per month, Pro at $99 per month and Business at $329 per month, with two months off on yearly billing. An Enterprise plan is available on quote. Prices checked on softr.io in November 2026.
No. You build visually with blocks (lists, forms, tables, charts), set permissions per user and publish. Custom code and API connectors are available from the Pro plan, for those who want to go further.
Airtable, Google Sheets and Notion first, plus Supabase, PostgreSQL, HubSpot, Monday.com, ClickUp, Microsoft Excel and dozens of others depending on the plan: 48 integrations on Free and Basic, 61 on Pro, 74 on Business. Softr also provides its own built-in database.
A client portal where each client tracks their project's progress and invoices, a member area for a course, a directory, a light CRM, an internal dashboard or an order-taking tool. It is also a service you can sell to your own clients if you are a no-code freelancer.
Softr distinguishes builders, who build in the studio, from app users, who log in to what you built. Among the latter, "team" users share the email domain of a builder, the others are "client" users. Each plan sets a quota for both, with extra users billed from the Pro plan.
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