3.5 Based on 31 user rates Read reviews & comments Follow this app Developer website FileMaker Pro overview FileMaker Pro is the tool you use to create a custom app. I keep thinking about Bento and that if FileMaker/Claris/Apple/whatever they call this division now had continued to invest in that product (which had an online component, albeit not a cloud component IIRC) and take it to the next level, Apple could have had a real Airtable competitor that they could have also scaled up under the FileMaker Pro branding. Version 20.1.2.204 Quickly build custom apps. Dramatically increase the capacity of your database-up to 8 terabytes (4,000 times current limit) NEW. And then it wouldn't be a decade behind the other low-code/no-code solutions that have absolutely captured the industry and more importantly, expanded the slice of tooling that this industry niche used to consume. I am sure there are a lot of enterprise customers and SMBs who have relied on FileMaker for a long time that keeps sustaining its support, but this cannot be a growing business segment at all. API usage 2 GB outbound data transfer of FileMaker Data API/OData per user/month.
Hosting limit 125 apps Storage 6 GB of FileMaker Data Storage per user/year. Like, Microsoft still supports Access, even though all the investment is in Power Platform, and it's because there are still lots of legacy users and systems that rely on it that either don't want to migrate or can't. Standard US43 per user/month billed annually Buy Users 5-99 users. So Microsoft is happy to continue to make updates every few years and continue to offer support.īut as far as bringing in net new customers or even convincing existing ones to use the Claris suite? I just don't see it. This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. From the webinar preview of Claris Studio that I quickly perused through, this is absolutely not a competitive product compared not just to the likes of Airtable and the Power Platform, but compared to Retool, Appsmith, Tableau (which thanks to now being owned by Salesforce, has all kinds of synergies for many of the types of customers that would use Claris, because I bet most of Claris's high dollar customers also use Salesforce in some capacity) and countless others that have raised insane amounts of money. I'm glad that Apple/Claris/FileMaker/whatever the subsidiary is called is *finally* getting into the more freemium space, but I have to be honest, this feels very much too little, too late. Stay up-to-date by subscribing to the Comments RSS Feed for this post.
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