Glide
Why use Glide?
Glide allows you to create a CRM application, important contacts can be listed in the application, as well as any private notes that members of the organization might need to know about each of them.
Glide's inventory management application model compiles all information into a single web-based application, accessible to everyone in the organization and serving as a single source of truth for inventory and sales information.
Glide allows the creation of an e-commerce application by giving full control over the customer experience, which makes it attractive to many businesses.
Glide allows you to create an app to drive your recruiting, including staying organized during interviews, with candidate information, job descriptions and interview notes at your fingertips.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of Glide?
- Easy to use and very short learning curve
- Pleasant user interface with instant feedback
- Free to start: it will allow users to create a free application with up to 500 lines of data
- Quick to use with ready-to-use templates
- Simple and easy to use
- Few customization possibilities
- No In-App notifications
- The template library remains limited
Pricing
- Applications and pages: Up to 3
- Publishers: 2
- Public users: 100
- Private users: 3
- Sources: Glide / Google Sheets / Airtable / Excel
- Lines per project: 500
- File storage: 200 MB
- Applications and pages: Up to 5
- Publishers: 5
- Public users: 1,000
- Private users: 10
- Sources: Glide / Google Sheets / Airtable / Excel
- Lines per project: 5000
- File storage: 5 GB
- Applications and pages : Unlimited
- Publishers: 10
- Public users: 5,000
- Private users: 50
- Sources: Glide / Google Sheets / Airtable / Excel
- Lines per project: $25,000
- File storage: 50 GB
- Applications and pages : Unlimited
- Publishers: 25
- Public users: 10 000
- Private users: 100
- Sources: Glide / Google Sheets / Airtable / Excel
- Lines per project: $25,000
- File storage: 1 TB
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