Zite vs AppGyver: comparing two no-code app builders in 2026
If you’re comparing no-code and low-code platforms for internal business apps, Zite and AppGyver are two names that keep coming up. Zite is a no-code and AI platform built around internal tools such as dashboards, CRMs, and client portals. AppGyver, by contrast, no longer exists as an independent product: its technology now continues under the SAP Build Apps name, inside the broader SAP Build suite.
Here’s what each tool actually offers today, based on their own published information, plus where Sticklight, the vibe-coding platform built by the Elementor team, fits in if you need more than an internal app.
- Zite is a no-code, AI-assisted platform for internal apps with a built-in database, authentication, and workflow automation.
- AppGyver has been discontinued as a standalone product; its technology continues as SAP Build Apps within the SAP Build suite, and existing AppGyver customers keep access for the duration of their current contracts.
- Zite publishes verified pricing: a Free plan, a Pro plan at $15 per month billed annually ($182 per year), and a Business plan at $55 per month billed annually ($662 per year).
- SAP hasn’t published a verifiable public pricing page for Build Apps at the time of writing, so check their site directly for current pricing.
- Both tools are oriented around internal or enterprise app building rather than full public-facing websites, dashboards, and CMS from a single platform.
- Sticklight sits in a different category: a prompt-to-production platform for websites, apps, dashboards, and CMS, built by the Elementor team and powered by Claude.
What Zite and AppGyver actually do
Zite is a no-code and AI platform for building internal business applications, including dashboards, CRMs, and client portals. It includes a built-in database whose record limits scale by plan, built-in authentication and permissions, workflow automation with run-count limits by tier, webhook and API integrations, and version history tracking. Every plan, including the free one, supports unlimited users, and custom domains become available on the Pro and Business tiers.
AppGyver used to be a standalone visual, no-code app builder. As an independent brand and product it’s been discontinued, and its technology now operates as SAP Build Apps, a low-code app builder positioned within the wider SAP Build suite. Current SAP Build Apps marketing describes a visual builder for web and mobile apps with cloud functions for backend logic, plus integration with other services on the SAP Business Technology Platform. An entry-level edition remains available for existing AppGyver users transitioning across, and current customers keep access to the product for the duration of their existing contracts, according to SAP community communications.
Zite vs AppGyver at a glance
| Dimension | Zite | AppGyver | Sticklight |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | No-code, AI platform for internal business apps: dashboards, CRMs, client portals | Visual, no-code app builder, now continued as SAP Build Apps within the SAP Build suite | Prompt-to-production platform for websites, apps, dashboards, and CMS |
| Output | AI-generated apps with visible, editable logic and workflows | Low-code web and mobile apps assembled visually | Production-ready websites, landing pages, web apps, dashboards, CMS, and internal tools |
| Backend / data | Built-in database with record limits by tier, plus built-in authentication and permissions | Cloud functions for backend logic, integration with other SAP Business Technology Platform services | Databases, forms, and booking systems can be built directly from the prompt alongside the site or app |
| Publish / hosting | Custom domain support on Pro and Business plans | Deploys within the SAP Build and SAP Business Technology Platform ecosystem | Publish is included, with SEO and a security scan on every build, plus custom domain connection |
| Best for | Teams building internal dashboards, CRMs, and client portals directly | Organizations already using the SAP Business Technology Platform | Professional creators and agencies shipping full-stack, production-ready client or in-house products |
| Entry pricing | Free plan available; Pro from $15/month, billed annually ($182/year) | Check their site for current pricing | Additive to your WordPress/Elementor stack |
Where the two platforms differ
The two products differ most in scope and lineage. Zite is a single, self-contained platform, so its record counts, workflow-run limits, credits, and custom-domain access are all defined plan by plan and available directly on Zite’s own pricing page. AppGyver’s history is different: the brand itself is gone, and what you evaluate today is SAP Build Apps, a component inside SAP’s broader Build and Business Technology Platform ecosystem. That makes it a more natural fit if you’re already standardized on SAP tooling, while Zite’s positioning stays closer to a focused, standalone internal-tools builder.
Pricing transparency is also a real point of difference. Zite’s Free, Pro, and Business tiers, along with the record, workflow-run, and credit limits attached to each, are published and verifiable on its own site. SAP’s official pricing page for the low-code app builder couldn’t be independently confirmed at the time of writing, so treat SAP’s current site as the source of truth rather than any third-party figure.
Where Sticklight fits in
Zite and AppGyver both solve for internal, business-facing applications. Sticklight is built for a broader job: it turns a prompt into a production-ready website, landing page, web app, dashboard, CMS, or internal tool, using the combined craft standard of a senior designer and developer, then publishes it, with SEO and a security scan included on every build. It’s built by the Elementor team and powered by Claude, and it’s additive to an existing WordPress or Elementor workflow rather than a replacement for it. Databases, forms, and booking systems can be generated directly from the same prompt-first flow you use for the rest of the build, so you’re not limited to an internal app; you can ship the public site, the client portal, and the tool behind it from one platform. AI agents are on Sticklight’s roadmap and aren’t a shipped feature yet. If you need both the outward-facing product and the internal tooling behind it, without switching platforms, that combination is a genuine differentiator rather than a like-for-like replacement of Zite or AppGyver’s internal-app focus.
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Frequently asked questions
Is AppGyver still available?
No, not as an independent product. AppGyver has been discontinued as a standalone brand, and its technology continues as SAP Build Apps within the SAP Build suite. If you’re an existing AppGyver customer, you keep access to the product for the duration of your current contract, according to SAP community communications.
How much does Zite cost?
Zite publishes three plans: Free at $0 per month (5,000 database records, 1,000 monthly workflow runs, 1 brand kit), Pro at $15 per month billed annually ($182 per year, with 100,000 database records and 5,000 monthly workflow runs), and Business at $55 per month billed annually ($662 per year, with 250,000 database records and 50,000 monthly workflow runs).
How much does AppGyver, or SAP Build Apps, cost?
SAP hasn’t published a pricing page for Build Apps that can be independently verified as of this writing. Check their site for current pricing before you compare costs.
Is Sticklight a direct competitor to Zite or AppGyver?
Not exactly. Zite and AppGyver focus on internal business applications. Sticklight covers a wider surface, prompt-generated websites, apps, dashboards, and CMS, published from one platform, and it’s designed to work alongside your existing WordPress or Elementor setup rather than replace an internal-app builder outright.
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