Convertigo
Paris open-source low-code and no-code platform with 300+ connectors and a free Community Edition
Quick Overview
| Company | Convertigo SA |
|---|---|
| Category | Low-Code/No-Code Application Platforms |
| Headquarters | Paris, France |
| Founded | 1993 |
| EU Presence | EU (France) |
| Open Source | Yes |
| Pricing | Community Edition: free, on-premises only. Paid editions are priced per internal user per month from EUR 15 (first-tier prices that drop with volume), with a Starter Edition adding the no-code studio, 99.5% uptime guarantee and managed cloud, and an Enterprise Edition adding a dedicated customer success manager. External users are priced by usage volume. |
| Replaces | Microsoft Power Apps, OutSystems |
Detailed Review
Convertigo is a Paris platform for building web and mobile business applications, published by Convertigo SA (RCS Paris 393 164 777, registered since 1993 according to the French company register). It positions itself explicitly as an open-source alternative to Microsoft Power Apps and similar enterprise platforms, and the code is public on GitHub under AGPL-3.0. A registration date of 1993 makes it the oldest company among the open-source builders in this list with a stated founding date.
Its model pairs a low-code studio for IT departments with a no-code studio for business teams, over 300 connectors, and installation on premises or in a managed cloud. The Community Edition is free for self-hosted use. Paid editions are priced per internal named user from EUR 15 a month, and the vendor notes that first-tier prices fall with volume, while external users are charged by usage.
It sits between the open-source builders and the enterprise platforms in this list. The vendor also says it has offices in France and North America, so check which entity signs your order form.
The free edition is on premises only, and managed cloud and the no-code studio arrive with the paid editions. Paid editions carry the no-code studio and managed cloud, so a team that wants to evaluate the whole product should ask for a trial of a paid edition, not only the Community Edition.
What Convertigo does well
- Open-source Community Edition (AGPL-3.0) at no cost
- Low-code and no-code studios on one platform
- Per-user prices published in euros
- On-premises installation as well as managed cloud
- Company registered in France since 1993
Where Convertigo falls short
- Free edition is on premises only
- Offices in North America too, so confirm the contracting entity
- Internal and external users are priced differently, which needs a calculation
- Smaller community than Power Apps or OutSystems
Standout feature. A French open-source platform that bundles both a low-code and a no-code studio under one per-user euro price.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Open-source Community Edition (AGPL-3.0) at no cost
- Low-code and no-code studios on one platform
- Per-user prices published in euros
- On-premises installation as well as managed cloud
- Company registered in France since 1993
Cons
- Free edition is on premises only
- Offices in North America too, so confirm the contracting entity
- Internal and external users are priced differently, which needs a calculation
- Smaller community than Power Apps or OutSystems
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Convertigo?
Convertigo is a Paris platform for building web and mobile business applications, published by Convertigo SA (RCS Paris 393 164 777, registered since 1993 according to the French company register). It positions itself explicitly as an open-source alternative to Microsoft Power Apps and similar enterprise platforms, and the code is public on GitHub under AGPL-3.0. A registration date of 1993 makes it the oldest company among the open-source builders in this list with a stated founding date.
Where is Convertigo based?
Convertigo operates from Paris, France, which places it under EU (France).
What does Convertigo cost?
Community Edition: free, on-premises only. Paid editions are priced per internal user per month from EUR 15 (first-tier prices that drop with volume), with a Starter Edition adding the no-code studio, 99.5% uptime guarantee and managed cloud, and an Enterprise Edition adding a dedicated customer success manager. External users are priced by usage volume..
Who is Convertigo best for?
IT teams wanting open-source low-code with a no-code studio. A French open-source platform that bundles both a low-code and a no-code studio under one per-user euro price.
What are the drawbacks of Convertigo?
Free edition is on premises only. Offices in North America too, so confirm the contracting entity. Internal and external users are priced differently, which needs a calculation. Smaller community than Power Apps or OutSystems.
Is Convertigo a good alternative to Microsoft Power Apps?
Convertigo is built as a European alternative to Microsoft Power Apps: Paris open-source low-code and no-code platform with 300+ connectors and a free Community Edition. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where the two genuinely differ before switching.
How does Convertigo compare to other Low-Code/No-Code Application Platforms?
Convertigo is one of several European Low-Code/No-Code Application Platforms we cover. It is most often compared with Microsoft Power Apps, OutSystems.