OpenXava
6.6#35 in low-code development platforms€399 one-timeAndroidiOSWebAPI
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What both publish
| Fact | OpenXava | ToolJet |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The maker lists integrations including Spring Framework, Spring Security, Talend, Bonita Open Solution, Ehcache, Quartz, Grafana, Pentaho, and Docker. | The integrations catalog lists 91 connectors spanning AI providers, databases, APIs, cloud storage, and business tools. |
| License | OpenXava is licensed under LGPL, and the maker says it permits commercial application development without fees. | The Community Edition source code is released under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3.0. |
| Purpose | OpenXava is a Java framework for rapidly developing business applications from Java data models and business logic. | ToolJet builds internal tools and business applications, including screens, data queries, application logic, and permissions. |
| Support | Free community forum support is available; XavaPro Corporate includes private email support with a stated one-business-day response time 90% of the time. | The Free and Basic cloud plans include community support via Slack, while Pro lists email support. |
OpenXava plans
- Starter€399, paid once
- Solo€599, paid once
- Team€999, paid once
- Corporate€3,999, paid once
ToolJet plans
- Free (Cloud)Free
- Basic (Cloud)$23 a month
- Pro (Cloud)$79 a month
- Team (Cloud)$199 a month
- Enterprise (Cloud)$3,000 a month
- Free (Self-Hosted)Free
Pick OpenXava if…
It suits developers building business applications from Java models who need generated web, mobile, or REST interfaces. Teams needing role controls, LDAP, or private support can consider XavaPro plans.
Pick ToolJet if…
ToolJet suits enterprise teams building internal applications and workflows. It may also fit organizations that need data connectors, access controls or on-premise deployment.