Companies Using Bubble

On our data, mostly startups and small firms building a product, plus established organisations running one portal on a subdomain. When we checked on 6 November 2026, the Alberta Motor Association's business portal, Dentalia's appointment booking, Electricidade de Moçambique's supplier portal and Amcham Brasil's site all ran on Bubble.

We count 5,254 domains serving a Bubble app in our November 2026 crawl, after removing 1,131 that showed Bubble's own placeholder page, 38 that weren't Bubble customer sites and 6 for-sale pages. 3,373 match a company. Since tracking began on 16 March 2026, 915 domains dropped Bubble entirely.

Bubble holds 0.03% of CMS & Website Builders on TechnologyChecker.io, 93rd, with 5,254 domains. WordPress leads the category at 61.46%, then Wix (8.93%) and Squarespace (6.63%). Bubble builds web apps with databases and logins, so it shares the table with site builders rather than competing with most of them.

Our category table is led by WordPress, Wix, Squarespace and GoDaddy Website Builder, all website builders. On our switching data, the platforms Bubble domains move to and from most are WordPress (61 in, 36 out since March 2026) and Webflow (32 in, 19 out). For building the app itself, buyers compare other no-code and low-code app builders.

The United States, with 963 of the 3,373 companies we matched, then France (302), Brazil (286), the United Kingdom (255), Australia (135) and Canada (116). France and Brazil rank above the UK and Canada, and our sample included French and Brazilian business tools and member portals.

Very small. 78.6% of matched companies with a known size have 1 to 10 employees and 15.74% have 11 to 50. Only 8 have more than 1,000 staff, and those use Bubble for a single tool, such as the Alberta Motor Association's business portal or Electricidade de Moçambique's supplier portal.

Very young. 61.21% of matched companies with a founding year were founded in the 2020s and 27.66% in the 2010s, so 88.87% started in 2010 or later. Only 3.17% predate 1990. That fits a tool people use to build a first product quickly.

On our data, a company of 1 to 10 people founded in the 2020s, in software or internet services, based in the US, France, Brazil or the UK, running its product or a customer portal on Bubble under its own domain, often on an app. subdomain, with Google Analytics (67.51%).

Yes. Bubble's pricing page, checked on 6 November 2026, lists a Free plan at $0 with 50,000 workload units and 500 AI credits a month, a development version and a web debugger. It doesn't include a live website or a custom domain; those start with the Starter plan at $32 a month, billed annually.

Bubble doesn't price its AI separately. Each web plan includes AI credits: 500 a month on Free, 1,000 on Starter ($32 a month billed annually), 2,000 on Growth ($119) and 4,000 on Team ($349), per its pricing page on 6 November 2026. Paid plans can buy extra credits, and the allowance refreshes on the first of each month.

Yes. Bubble is a no-code platform that hosts the apps built on it, and those apps are on the live web: 5,254 domains served a Bubble app in our November 2026 crawl, from startup products to the Alberta Motor Association's business portal. Bubble-hosted apps send Bubble's own response headers, which is how we detect them.

Check the response headers for x-bubble-perf or x-bubble-capacity-used, or look in the page source for _bubble_page_load_data and scripts from a cdn.bubble.io host. Bubble apps also answer through Cloudflare with X-Powered-By: Express. A single file from cdn.bubble.io isn't proof: some sites embed a script stored on another company's Bubble app.

When a domain points at Bubble but no live app answers on it, visitors get Bubble's own page, which now redirects to bubble.io/domain_not_supported and is titled Visual Programming | Bubble. We removed 1,131 such domains from this count. In a random sample re-checked on 6 November 2026, 3 more had switched to it since the crawl.