Despite the competition in the low-code app development platform market, FlutterFlow differentiates itself with an open development approach and a fully centralized governance pipeline. The company also recently launched an AI-powered code assistant. FlutterFlow claims to have around 10,000 self-service paying customers, approximately 1 million users, and a handful of enterprise customers.
Key takeaways:
- FlutterFlow, a low-code platform for mobile app developers, has closed a $25.5 million Series A funding round led by GV, Gradient Ventures, Xoogler Ventures and Y Combinator, among others, at a $170 million valuation.
- The funding will be used to scale FlutterFlow’s enterprise efforts and significantly increase its investment in AI, according to CEO and co-founder Abel Mengistu.
- FlutterFlow differentiates itself through an open dev approach, allowing customers to deploy apps without any dependencies on its platform, and a fully centralized governance pipeline.
- The company claims to have around 10,000 self-service paying customers, approximately 1 million users and between 10 and 20 enterprise customers.