Key Difference
The distinction between HAP and Outsystems is clear when it comes to builder barriers. As a full-stack RAD product, Outsystems requires builders to have basic development skills. While it offers more control over front-end interfaces, this comes at the cost of slower delivery. In contrast, Nocoly HAP focuses on non-consumer-facing internal systems, where standardized UI is typically well accepted. This trade-off allows builders to avoid dealing with complex canvas pages and control-data binding processes. Most importantly, Nocoly HAP allows more talents to join as developer, especially those who own business knowledge, but not a developer.
Both products offer free community versions, but Nocoly has a lower cost barrier compared to Outsystems. Additionally, Nocoly provides significantly higher discounts to its contracted partners.
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Key differentiations
- Key differentiations
- Model drivenNo code baselineEasy to learn
- Canvas modelLow code baselineNeeds some developer skill
Deployment Model
- Deployment Model
- SaaS rental, On Premise and all public cloud
- Cloud and On Premise, all by standalone instance
Targeted Market
- Targeted Market
- Medium to large enterprise
- Large enterprise
Targeted Builder
- Targeted Builder
- Business usersProfessional Implementers
- Developers
Data volume
- Data volume
- 1 million for server standard edition, unlimited for pro edition.
- 1 million row for each table, additional storage needs high end service
Languages for development UI
- Languages for development UI
- EnglishSimplifed ChineseTraditional ChineseJapaneseFor user created app, custom languages can be added.
- English onlyFor user created app, secondary languages can be added.
Pricing
- Pricing
- Starting from $49 * 20 user per year (server), and $150 * 5 user per year (SaaS)Provide buy-out option for server edition
- Enterprise plan starting from $50,000 per year, tiered by both application objects (AO) and user quantity. Typical cost per user is around $100 per year for large orgs.
