Last verified: September 15, 2026, against Airrange's own website.
Airrange has picked up visibility recently as the tool Calculator Studio recommended to its users after shutting down. It’s a capable drag-and-drop builder for Excel and Google Sheets — but it’s worth comparing against Appizy’s more direct upload-and-publish approach before you commit, especially on pricing.
Appizy vs Airrange at a glance
| Appizy | Airrange | |
|---|---|---|
| Source files | .xlsx and .ods (LibreOffice) | Excel and Google Sheets |
| How you build the app | Upload your file, apply a theme, publish | Drag-and-drop app builder on top of your imported sheet |
| Multi-page apps | Single-app focus per conversion | Yes, with in-app navigation |
| Free plan for published apps | Yes | Build for free; publishing requires a paid plan |
| Starting price to publish | Free | From €59/month (Pro tier, 3 published apps) |
| Team integrations | Zapier, webhooks, REST API | Microsoft Teams, Stripe billing for monetized apps |
Where Airrange is strong
Airrange’s drag-and-drop builder is genuinely well-suited to multi-page applications — if you want several connected screens with in-app navigation built from one workbook, that’s a more natural fit for Airrange’s editor than a single-page calculator tool. It also has native Microsoft Teams integration and built-in Stripe billing if you intend to charge end users to access your app, which is a specific and useful capability if that’s your business model.
Where Appizy is strong
- A production-ready free plan. Airrange lets you build for free but requires a paid plan (from €59/month) before you can actually publish an app. Appizy lets you publish on the free plan.
- No new builder to learn. Appizy’s flow is upload → customize → publish. There’s no separate drag-and-drop interface to learn on top of your spreadsheet.
- LibreOffice support. Airrange’s stated formats are Excel and Google Sheets; Appizy also accepts .ods files directly.
- Lower cost to get started. If you mainly need a single calculator or form live quickly, Appizy’s entry-level paid plans (from $12/month, or $9/month billed yearly) sit well below Airrange’s €59/month starting point for publishing.
Choose Airrange if…
- You’re building a multi-page application with several connected views, not a single calculator.
- You already use Microsoft Teams heavily and want that integration built in.
- You plan to charge end users directly through the app and want native Stripe billing.
Choose Appizy if…
- You want to publish a working app today without paying first.
- Your source file is a LibreOffice/ODS spreadsheet.
- You’re building a focused calculator, quote tool, or form rather than a multi-screen application.
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