There's lots of unemployment in South Africa (even before COVID) and most people have no smartphone etc. We're a startup. Our app can send them a GSM message telling them there is work, here or there.
I'm desperately seeking advice for what no-code backend database to use.
We already have 500,000 users on the database and 50 tables.
Airtable is very expensive. We're also looking at Caspio.
I am great with Access and Webflow CSM seems very easy but limited to 50k records. I'm looking at Google Tables but not sure if that will do?
I'm familiar with Zapier and Integromat.
Any suggestions??
If you can deal with the limitations of Caspio, mainly being you have to use their embedded sql database then that is going to be close to your cheapest option based on a 500,000 user count. So many low clode platforms price by user and that is going to price you out of many of the offerings based on your large user count. You could also look at Zudy Vinyl as they don't charge per user or per application.
Hi,
For such a challenge I would choose:
1. Appgyver as the front-end (SAP free low-code front-end focused).
2. FireBase as BaaS (backend as a service) which has a free tier, GCP (which gives you worldwide presence and support), scalability, rich backend functionality and... a working connector to Appgyver.
Good Luck,
Yehuda.
Don't do Airtable, too many limitations. Caspio also has issues. Reach out to martyn@nymbl.app - they can help you. Personally I use them (Nymbl) with Zudy Vinyl.
You could benefit from Microsoft power ecosystem and dynamics HR. You might even get away with free licensing and maybe a small investment to get your business started...
did you try quickbase - this may be a good tool for the use case in hand
What is the use you want to do?, try Creatio Studio, is amazing!, see it on https://www.creatio.com/trial?...;partner=nodos
Try Appian.com this can help.
Hi Jenny, my colleagues in Blocworx - Process Over Code might be able to assist? info@blocworx.com. I hope this helps...
Thank you,
Mark.
See the top alternatives to Caspio. Seems like you may want to consider Quickbase, although I don't know if it's in your price range.