WeWeb Pricing in 2025: Is It Worth It? (Full Breakdown)

WeWeb Plan Overview (2025)

WeWeb has four plans:

- Free: 1 app, WeWeb subdomain only, WeWeb branding, no custom domain. Good for learning.
- Starter ($49/month): 1 app, custom domain, no WeWeb branding, 10 collection items per page. This is where most small apps live.
- Business ($149/month): unlimited apps, unlimited collection items, priority support, SLA. This is the right tier for production SaaS.
- Enterprise: custom pricing, dedicated support, custom SLAs, SSO for your team.

Note: WeWeb's pricing is per workspace, not per user. You don't pay per app user — only per workspace plan.

The Full Stack Cost

WeWeb is just the frontend. Here is the typical full-stack cost for a production SaaS at 5,000 MAU:

- WeWeb Business: $149/month
- Supabase Pro: $25/month (includes 8GB database, 100GB bandwidth)
- Xano Base: $85/month (includes 10K API requests/hour)
- Make Core: $9/month (for automation workflows)
- Total: ~$270/month

Compare to Bubble at 5,000 MAU: $399/month for the Production plan — and you only get the Bubble all-in-one stack, with no dedicated backend or external PostgreSQL.

WeWeb vs Bubble: Total Cost of Ownership

At 5,000 MAU:
- WeWeb stack: ~$270/month
- Bubble: ~$399/month

At 50,000 MAU:
- WeWeb stack: ~$500–700/month (Supabase scales to larger DB/bandwidth tiers)
- Bubble: ~$799–$1,299/month (Bubble charges significantly more at scale)

The WeWeb stack costs 30–50% less at every scale tier. And it performs better — CDN-delivered frontend, dedicated PostgreSQL, horizontally scalable API.

What the Starter Plan Can't Do

The most common pain point: Starter's 10-item collection limit. This means list components can only show 10 items per page by default. For a data-heavy app (CRM, project management, admin panel), you need Business plan's unlimited collection items.

For client projects: always spec Business plan. The $100/month difference is immaterial in a SaaS that's generating revenue, and the limitation is a serious UX constraint.

Is WeWeb Worth It?

Yes — for every use case where WeWeb is the right tool. WeWeb's $149/month Business plan gives you a CDN-hosted frontend editor with full CSS control, that connects to any backend. The equivalent in developer time to build from scratch is 200+ hours.

The question isn't "Is WeWeb $149/month worth it?" — it's "Is the no-code stack worth $270/month total vs $80K+ to hire a dev team to build the equivalent?" The answer is obviously yes for the right use cases.