Frequently asked questions about Draftbit
Common questions about Draftbit, its features, pricing, and how it compares to other visual app builders, answered with reference to real customer reviews.
What is Draftbit?
Draftbit is an app builder for web, iOS, and Android. You describe what you want to an AI agent, shape the result in a visual editor, and open the code when you need to. Founders, teams, and agencies use it to ship production apps, and the code you create belongs to you.
Are these reviews real?
Yes. Every review comes from a verified customer, collected through Senja with their name, role, and company attached. The methodology page explains how we collect and publish them.
Is Draftbit good for non-developers?
Yes. Many of the highest-rated reviews come from non-technical founders. You describe screens in plain language and the AI builds them, then you refine them in the visual editor. Some comfort with basic frontend concepts helps, but it is not required.
Do I own the code I build with Draftbit?
Yes. The code you create in Draftbit belongs to you. On paid plans you can export the full codebase and run it anywhere, so nothing ties your app to Draftbit once you have the code.
How quickly do customers ship apps with Draftbit?
Verified reviews report timelines from a few days for a prototype to about six weeks for a production launch on the App Store and Google Play. Agencies report shipping client apps in around three weeks.
What does Draftbit cost?
See current pricing at https://draftbit.com/pricing. There is a free plan for early-stage builds, and paid plans for teams shipping production apps.