Resources for people looking to go down the startup path to entrepreneurship, plus lessons from Bubble’s experiences.
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Building a custom CRM isn’t as expensive or time-consuming as you think. And you don’t even need developers. Learn how to do it yourself with this simple and quick guide to building on Bubble with AI.
August's demos leaned toward enterprise and scaling. Emmanuel showed read replicas, the new Enterprise Hub, and faster, more reliable merges, then answered community questions and announced the Free-For-All challenge winners.
Compare the top no-code app builders for web and native mobile — what they’re best for, how they scale, and how much they really cost. Find the right platform to launch a real product without code.
App development in 2026 runs from $5,000–$300,000 for traditional builds to $59/month for AI-powered platforms. Here's a breakdown of what drives the cost, the expenses no one warns you about, and how to choose the right approach for your project.
There’s no clear-cut answer to how much it costs to start a business. Use these average costs to better estimate your own startup costs, and see how to save on expenses.
Find the right mix of AI tools for research, design, build, and launch. This guide maps the best AI for product development to your workflow, with clear use cases, tradeoffs, and pricing for each stage.
Find the right AI tools to help your startup build products, automate workflows, and scale operations without burning through your budget or hiring a full team.
A low-code app builder lets startups build and ship real apps without a full engineering team. This guide explains what low-code is, how it compares to no-code and traditional coding, and how to choose the right approach for your stage.
Emmanuel opened July's livestream with demos of new list operators, API calls built by the Agent, and a first look at branching and loops in the workflow engine, then took community questions on Agent rollout, recent outages, and what's next for Bubble.
What building in public means, why it works for early-stage founders, and how to do it without oversharing.
