Ragic

Spreadsheet-style no-code database builder for ERP-like business apps, with a free plan.

Free plan + paidSelf-hostableNo-code databases and spreadsheets

Verified facts: 4 of 4
Alternatives ranked: 5
Approved reviews: 0
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About Ragic

Ragic, built by a Taiwanese company, lets you create databases by designing sheets that look like spreadsheets or paper forms. Behind the scenes these become linked tables, so you can build order systems, inventory, CRM, HR records and other ERP-style applications with subtables, approvals, access rights, reports and printable templates. It is used by small and mid-sized companies, particularly in Asia, that have outgrown Excel but cannot justify a custom ERP project, and it offers on-premises deployment for teams of ten or more. Pricing is clear and low: a free plan with a few sheets and records, then Lite and Professional plans per user per month in US dollars, plus an enterprise tier and AI features. It runs in the browser with iOS and Android apps and supports several languages. The design feels utilitarian and spreadsheet-like rather than modern, and building complex applications still takes time to learn.

Best for: Small and mid-size businesses building ERP-style systems that outgrew Excel.

What works

Low per-user prices with a free plan
Approvals, subtables and printable templates suit business processes
On-premises deployment available

Why people leave

Utilitarian interface
Free plan is very limited
Smaller presence and community outside Asia

Top Ragic alternatives

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2
Airtable
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Caspio
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4
Microsoft Access
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5
Zoho Creator
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Ragic: common questions

Is Ragic free?

Ragic has a free plan and paid plans. Free plan: $0 (checked on Ragic's own site).

Is Ragic open source?

No, Ragic is not open source.

What platforms does Ragic run on?

Ragic is available for Web, iOS, Android and Self-hosted.

What are the best alternatives to Ragic?

The highest-ranked Ragic alternatives right now are Kintone, Airtable and Caspio. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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Ragic facts

4 of 4 verified

Free plan: $0; Checked Oct 25, 2026ragic.com(opens source in a new tab); “Free $0 USD/user/month”
Lite plan: $5 per user/month; Checked Oct 25, 2026ragic.com(opens source in a new tab); “Lite $5 USD/user/month”
Professional plan: $19 per user/month; Checked Oct 25, 2026ragic.com(opens source in a new tab); “Professional $19 USD/user/month”
On-premises option: Yes, 10-user minimum; Checked Oct 25, 2026ragic.com(opens source in a new tab); “On-premises option There is no additional cost for the on-premises option, but there is a 10 users minimum and your plan will need to be paid annually.”