Mockplus

Overview

Mockplus combines tools for shaping interface ideas, refining designs, and preparing work for development. It is best suited to teams that want prototyping and handoff in one workflow; its China-based hosting and guidance against uploading sensitive data are important considerations.

Mockplus RP serves designers, product managers, and other people exploring early ideas, while Mockplus DT is aimed at designers refining interface details. Mockplus Cloud adds collaboration and developer handoff. Together, the products span Prototyping Software, Developer Handoff Software, Design Collaboration Software, UI design tools, and Wireframing Software. The maker is headquartered in Chengdu, Sichuan, China.

Key features

Prototyping and design refinement

Mockplus RP supports wireframes and interactive prototypes with drag-and-drop interactions, gestures, and animations. That breadth makes it useful for communicating early concepts, including to colleagues who are not designers. Mockplus DT is oriented toward detailed interface work, giving design teams a separate tool for refinement.

Handoff and collaboration

Mockplus Cloud brings design specs, downloadable assets, CSS snippets, comments, and review workflows into developer handoff. Plugins or import options cover Sketch, Photoshop, Adobe XD, Figma, and Axure, which may help teams bring work from those tools into the workflow. Real-time collaboration, design systems, variables and tokens, and prototype sharing are also listed capabilities.

Preview, hosting, and data handling

Mockplus Classic can export prototypes as interactive HTML for online or offline use and preview them on iPhone, iPad, or Android devices. Enterprise versions of Cloud offer internal-server deployment, SSO, and priority support, a more appropriate fit for teams that require those controls. Mockplus says it uses encryption in transit, encryption at rest for private-cloud customers, pseudonymization, and least-privilege controls. Its service is hosted and operated in China, and personal data may be processed there or in other countries. Mockplus advises against putting live end-customer personal data or sensitive personal data in designs, prototypes, or uploaded documents. Organizations with stricter data-residency or confidentiality requirements should weigh that carefully.

Pricing

Pricing is split across Cloud, RP, and DT, so the right plan depends on which parts of the workflow a team needs. Several paid prices are billed annually, and some pages show both a discounted and a higher price; check the applicable term and displayed price before choosing.

• Basic: free, Free Forever. It allows 10 users, 10 active projects, unlimited designs, 3 project folders, and 1 Admin. This is a useful no-cost entry point, but the user, project, folder, and admin caps constrain a growing team.
• Pro: $5.95 a month, billed annually, with a 3-user minimum. It includes unlimited active projects, designs, project folders, and Admins. The minimum seat count raises the starting commitment, but removes the core Basic project and administration caps.
• Enterprise: custom pricing for teams of all sizes, with custom features, internal-server deployment, SSO, and priority support. It fits organizations that need those deployment or support provisions, rather than teams seeking a self-serve price.
• Mockplus Cloud Basic: free, Free Forever; up to 10 users, unlimited guests, 10 active projects, 3 project folders, and 1 Admin. Guests can participate without consuming the user allowance, but project and folder limits remain.
• Mockplus Cloud Pro: $2.48 per user/month, billed annually; the page also shows $4.95. It starts with 3 users and provides unlimited guests, active projects, designs, folders, and Admins. It suits teams whose Cloud work exceeds Basic's caps, with the same three-user starting threshold.
• Mockplus Cloud Enterprise: custom pricing, with custom features, internal-server deployment, SSO, and priority support. This is the Cloud route for organizations that need enterprise controls.
• Mockplus RP Free: free with no time limit. It permits 3 prototypes, 10 pages per prototype, 10M Axure file import, and 7-day revision history. Those limits make it suitable for trying the prototyping workflow, not for keeping a large library of active work.
• Mockplus RP Annual: $49.50 a year, billed annually; the page also shows $99. It includes unlimited prototypes, pages, revision history, and Axure file import, removing the Free plan's main capacity constraints.
• Mockplus RP Perpetual: $249.50, paid once, a one-off payment with no extra fees; the page also shows $499. It includes the same unlimited prototype, page, revision-history, and Axure-import allowances, plus lifetime free updates. It favors buyers who prefer a one-time payment over an annual term.
• Mockplus DT Free: free with no time limit. It allows up to 10 users, unlimited personal projects, 3 collaborative projects, 3 pages per project, and Sketch/Figma import. The low collaboration and page caps make it more useful for individual work or a small evaluation than sustained team design.
• Mockplus DT Premier: $3.29 per user/month, billed annually; the page also shows $6.58. It provides unlimited collaborative projects, pages, version histories, and free guests, making it the upgrade for teams constrained by DT Free's collaborative-project and page limits.
• Mockplus DT Enterprise: custom pricing, with custom features, own-server deployment, SSO, and priority support. It is aimed at teams requiring those enterprise provisions.

Mockplus offers a free plan and a free trial; RP and DT Free are described as having no time limit. The maker says technical support is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Platforms

Mockplus is available on Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows. A desktop app is available, and Mockplus Classic's HTML export supports offline preview as well as online sharing.

Who it's for

Mockplus is a strong fit for product teams that move from early wireframes to interactive prototypes, design review, and developer handoff, particularly when its separate RP, DT, and Cloud plans match their needs. RP's audience includes product managers and non-designers; DT is for designers focused on interface detail. Teams that need internal hosting can consider Enterprise, while organizations unable to use a China-hosted service or avoid putting sensitive data into project materials should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

• Pro: RP, DT, and Cloud cover distinct stages from idea exploration through interface refinement and handoff, so teams can choose the components that fit their process.
• Pro: Cloud combines specifications, assets, CSS snippets, comments, and review workflows, giving developers practical handoff material alongside feedback.
• Pro: Free tiers have no stated time limit for RP and DT, and Cloud Basic supports unlimited guests, making it possible to evaluate tools or involve reviewers without immediately buying seats.
• Con: Free plans cap active projects, collaborative projects, prototype pages, or revision history; teams with ongoing shared work may need a paid plan.
• Con: Paid Cloud Pro and Pro start with 3 users, which is a poor fit for a solo buyer even when the per-user price looks modest.
• Con: The service is hosted and operated in China, and Mockplus cautions against entering sensitive or live customer personal data, limiting its fit for some data-sensitive workflows.

Alternatives

Choose Fluid UI if its Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web, and Windows platform coverage better suits your devices; it offers a free-forever account and a Solo plan at $8.25 a month.

UXPin is another freemium option across Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows; its limited Free plan follows a 14-day trial and includes 2 prototypes and 50 AI credits.

Justinmind may suit readers looking for a free editor plan with 1 project, unlimited screens and viewers, UI design, wireframing, and interactive input forms.

ProtoPie offers a free plan with 2 Cloud-saved prototypes, 8 scenes per prototype, 50MB of Cloud storage, and personal libraries.

Figma Slides is a freemium choice for readers who want limited free access to Figma products, including unlimited drafts and monthly and daily AI-credit allowances.

Marvel has a free plan for 1 user and 1 project, and a Pro plan at $12 a month billed yearly for a single user with unlimited projects.

Proto.io offers a free plan capped at 1 user, 1 active project, 5 prototype screens, and 10 MB of storage.

Wondershare Mockitt is another freemium option, available on web, Windows, macOS, and Linux.

For broader category comparisons, see Game UI Design Software.

Verdict

Mockplus is a sensible choice for product teams that want prototyping, design refinement, collaboration, and developer handoff under one maker, with free tiers for evaluation and paid options that expand project capacity. Choose it when that connected workflow and its plan structure fit your team; look elsewhere if China-based hosting or the warning against using sensitive project data conflicts with your requirements.