NOCODE360

What NOCODE360 is

NOCODE360 is a drag and drop mobile app builder packaged with a reseller business. It is aimed at an entrepreneur or small business owner who wants to start a company that builds and sells apps to other businesses without writing code. The company lists a Pittsburgh, PA address on its site, and its pages describe the offer as a "Business-in-a-Box Solution" that "Gives You Everything You Need To Get Started".

The home page headline puts it plainly: "START A MOBILE APP COMPANY WITH NO CODING SKILLS", followed by "Learn How You Can Earn Multiple Income Streams". The About Us block repeats the idea as "Start a Mobile App Business Without Coding Skills".

That framing matters for how you read the product. Plenty of app builders sell you a tool to make your own app. NOCODE360 sells the tool together with a way to earn a living from it, and most of its pages talk about that second part: training, sales material, a ready website and a license model built around reselling apps to local businesses.

What you build and how

The company's FAQ says it teaches you to build mobile apps "using our drag and drop app building platform with minimal technical skills." The answer to the question about coding skills is "Not at all." The FAQ names three kinds of output in a single package: an iPhone app, an Android app and a PWA (a progressive web app, which runs in the browser and can be added to a phone's home screen). The site describes itself as a "PWA App Maker", a "DIY App Builder" and a "No Code Web App" builder, and the main menu lists Apps and Courses as its two products.

The way to see the editor is a guided tour. Asked whether you can see the drag and drop platform, the company answers "Absolutely! Schedule a free consultation and we would love to give you a tour of our app building platform." In practice that means the first contact with the builder is a conversation with the company rather than a self-serve signup, which fits the reseller model: you are being onboarded into a business, and the platform comes with it.

If you would rather not build at all, the FAQ offers an alternative: "If you want, we can build and design the apps for you for a very small fee." So a new owner can sell an app before learning the editor and hand the build back to the company, then take over the work as their skills grow.

The business side is where the detail sits. The FAQ says "There's multiple streams of revenue." When you sell an app to a client, "you keep 100% of the setup fee you charge your client to build their app. You keep most of the monthly fees after subtracting our very small monthly fee per app." The same answer adds that you can "up sell clients with extra services to increase your revenue." The model is the familiar agency one: a one-time build fee, a recurring monthly fee per client app, and extra services on top, with NOCODE360 taking a cut of the recurring part.

On branding, the FAQ says "You have the opportunity to operate under the NOCODE brand. If you insist, you can use your own brand." Working under the NOCODE brand brings "a branded website, sales tools, business cards, brochures, videos and training documents." The top license on the pricing page is called the White Label Reseller Account License, which is the route for owners who want to sell under their own name.

The "What's Included" section lists 3 things to get a new owner started:

• Training documents and videos. "Our training is one on one at your pace. You will be trained remotely by the founders of NOCODE."
• Sales material. "We provide all of the sales materials you will need to be successful. We have niche specific material, with videos and blogs to help."
• Your own website. The company says its team of web developers will build a website for the new owner to start selling from.

Getting started takes 3 steps according to the site: schedule a free consultation, get a full overview of the opportunity, and learn how to generate multiple income streams. A Request a Call form sits beside them, and the site also lists a phone number and an email address under Contact Us. A video section invites visitors to "Watch how the NOCODE'S Business Opportunity has helped entrepreneurs like you build successful businesses".

Plans, prices and claims

The pricing page lists 3 monthly licenses, each billed every 1 month, with a $0.00 processing fee shown at checkout:

• Nocode360 PWA Only Account License, $39.00 a month.
• Nocode360 Individual App Account License, $59.00 a month.
• Nocode360 White Label Reseller Account License, $99.00 a month.

Each checkout form asks for a name, email address and phone, and carries the same warning: "It May Take Up To 24 Hours To Create Your Account". Accounts are set up by hand rather than created instantly.

The home page FAQ gives different numbers. Its pricing answer reads "We have 2 pricing options. $99/month for a single iphone, Android and PWA or $400/month to become a white label reseller and start your own business building/selling mobile apps to businesses." The two pages of the same site disagree: the pricing page puts the white label reseller license at $99.00 a month and a single app account at $59.00, while the FAQ puts a single app at $99 and the reseller tier at $400. The free item on offer is the consultation and platform tour.

The income claims are marketing and should be read that way. One section promises to "Earn potentially a 6 figure income per year working 25-35 hours per week" next to bullet points about escaping 40-70 hour weeks, nights, weekends and holidays, and wanting "a work/family/life balance". The company adds "Our owner/operators set their own schedules weekly" and "NOCODE may be the right opportunity for you!" The FAQ on earnings is more measured: "How much you earn depends on how hard you work and how many sales you generate."

3 partner testimonials appear on the home page. Sarah G. says "The training was very helpful. I was able to build my first app in less than a week". James T. says "The app builder platform is so easy to use and the support team has been wonderful. I highly recommend them." Tanya R. says "I made my full return on investment after only selling two apps." These are the company's own quotes with first names and initials only, so read them as testimonials, not as audited results.

The pricing page also quotes a New York Times line, "Mobile marketing is the most powerful advertising medium ever invented."

Who it suits and who it does not

NOCODE360 suits someone whose strength is selling. A freelancer, consultant or small agency with local business relationships can add mobile apps to what they offer, run on a monthly license, keep the full setup fee and share the recurring fee with the platform. Having the founders train you one on one, plus niche sales material and a website built for you, lowers the effort of landing the first few clients. The cheapest license, $39.00 a month for PWAs only, is a low-cost way to test the idea before moving up to native iPhone and Android apps.

It fits less well if you want to build a single product for yourself. The pricing and the pitch are written for resellers, and a solo founder who wants to compare databases, payments or integrations across builders will find the site focused on the business opportunity instead of the editor's feature list. An IT team looking for a governed platform is not the audience at all.

The caveat to keep in mind is the pricing mismatch between the pricing page and the FAQ, together with the unstated per-app fee. Settle the monthly figure during the free consultation, then decide.