Glide review: AI builder that turns spreadsheets or prompts into internal business apps
AI builder that turns spreadsheets or prompts into internal business apps
Starts at $25/mo, free plan: yes, prices checked on October 20, 2026.
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What Glide does
Glide, whose current product the pricing page calls GlideOS, is a platform for building internal business apps and AI agents. You can begin with a spreadsheet, a written prompt, a PDF or a screenshot, and the built-in agent assembles a working app meant for desktop and phone. A feature called SheetSense reads the formulas, lookups and notes in your sheets so the result reflects how the data is used.
The vendor says apps stay private to your company by default. Access can be set down to the row, and an audit log records builds, changes and publishing. Outside agents such as Claude, Gemini and ChatGPT can connect over MCP and build into the same apps and permissions, and the vendor lists more than 1,000 connectable services, including Gmail, Slack, Airtable and Salesforce. A marketplace offers pre-built app templates you can customize.
Pricing is credit based, because the agent uses LLM tokens that Glide standardizes as credits. The Free plan costs $0 per month and has limited credits, 2 team members and 10 projects. Basic is $25 per month with 100 credits, Plus is $50 per month, and Pro is $125 per month and starts at 5 team members with 50 credits included per member. Enterprise pricing is custom. Extra credits can be bought on paid plans only, and annual plans are listed as coming soon.
- Build apps from a spreadsheet or prompt
- SheetSense spreadsheet understanding
- Build with your own agent over MCP
- Ask questions answered from live data
- Row-level roles and permissions
- Audit log
- Integrations with 1,000+ services
- Pre-built app templates
Pros and cons
Pros
- Free plan at $0 per month, so you can try it before paying
- Starts from a spreadsheet, prompt, PDF or screenshot
- Row-level roles, private-by-default apps and an audit log
- Outside agents can build into the same apps over MCP
- Lists more than 1,000 connectable services
Cons
- Annual plans are not available yet, only monthly prices are shown
- Usage is credit based, and extra credits are available on paid plans only
- Separate from Glide Classic, with no tool to migrate existing Classic apps
- Free plan caps projects at 10 and team members at 2, with limited credits
- Enterprise price is not published and supported platforms are not clearly listed
Our take
Glide fits teams that keep operations in spreadsheets and want internal apps built by the people closest to the work, with an agent doing the building. The Free plan allows a trial before paying. It is less clear for buyers who need yearly billing, since annual plans are not yet offered, or who expect a fixed cost, because credits drive usage and extra credits cost more. GlideOS is also separate from Glide Classic, so existing Classic apps cannot be migrated and you would start fresh. Platform support beyond desktop and phone is not spelled out on the official pages.
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Glide pricing
| Plan | Monthly billing | Annual billing (per month) | Limits / what’s included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free per month | Free | — | Limited credits; 2 team members; 10 projects |
| Basic per month | $25 | — | 100 Credits; 2 team members; 2 published apps; 1 enabled workflow |
| Plus per month (starting at 250 credits) | $50 | — | Starting at 250 credits; 3 team members; 5 published apps; 20 projects; 5 enabled workflows |
| Pro per month (starting at 5 team members) | $125 | — | Starting at 5 team members; 50 credits included per member; unlimited published apps and workflows; 100 projects |
| Enterprise custom | — | — | Custom team size; single sign-on; 30-day data backups |
Free trial: none listed. Free plan: yes.
Prices checked on on the official Glide pricing page. “—” = not published.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Glide have a free plan?
Yes. The Free plan costs $0 per month and includes limited credits, 2 team members and 10 projects.
How much do the paid plans cost?
Basic is $25 per month, Plus is $50 per month and Pro is $125 per month. Enterprise pricing is custom. The pricing page says annual plans are coming soon.
Do I need a spreadsheet to start?
No. You can begin with a written prompt, a PDF or a screenshot, though Glide also offers SheetSense for translating spreadsheets into apps.
Will my existing Glide Classic apps work in GlideOS?
Classic apps keep working as before, but GlideOS is a separate product with its own subscription. The apps cannot share data and there is currently no tool for migrating them.
Can I use my own AI agent with it?
Yes. The homepage says Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT and others connect over MCP, and the Pro plan lists building with your own agent (MCP).
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