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ToolJet vs UI Bakery

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ToolJet

9.0#2 in no-code app buildersFrom $23 a month
Free planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
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UI Bakery

7.8#55 in no-code app buildersFree plan
Free planWebLinuxSelf-hostedWindows
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FactToolJetUI Bakery
AI app generationToolJet AI can turn natural-language descriptions into application screens, queries, and logic that remain visually editable.The AI-only experience generates fully functional apps from plain-text or visual prompts and allows direct React-code customization.
Free planYesYes
HeadquartersSan Francisco, California, United StatesAustin, Texas, United States
IntegrationsThe integrations catalog lists 91 connectors spanning AI providers, databases, APIs, cloud storage, and business tools.The integrations page lists 45+ connectors, including PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, GraphQL, OpenAPI, Salesforce, Slack, Snowflake, Stripe, and Zendesk.
Paid from2320
Self-hostingToolJet can run in Docker, Kubernetes, a private cloud or VPC, and on-premises; an air-gapped enterprise option supports offline operation.Self-hosted UI Bakery runs as Docker containers on customer-managed infrastructure and supports SAML or OpenID Connect/OAuth 2.0 SSO.

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

UI Bakery plans

  • FreeFree
  • Builder$2,025 a month
  • Team$3,540 a month
  • Self-hosted FreeFree
  • Self-hosted Team$35 a month
  • Self-hosted Enterprise—

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.

Pick UI Bakery if…

UI Bakery is suited to teams building internal tools, customer portals, or dashboards with low-code or AI app generation. Its cloud and self-hosted options may suit teams with different deployment needs.

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