What Tablif read on BuilderStack's site
BuilderStack describes itself as: “BuilderStack Open-source business software, checked for cost & caveats”
- Price model: Monthly · Yearly · Commission · free tier
- Free tier: Free up to a limit
- Stage: Live, no waitlist
What it is
Calls itself “open-source apps”.
- Calls itself: open-source apps
“A curated directory of 19 open-source apps for small businesses”
What it costs
Monthly subscription, yearly plan and takes a commission. A free tier up to a usage limit. Has an enterprise plan. Sales on request. 23 prices listed on its pages, from $0 to $200,000.
- Monthly: yes
- Yearly: yes
- Commission: yes
- Free plan: free up to a limit
- Price: 23 prices, from $0 to $200,000
- Enterprise plan: yes
- Contact sales: yes
“…paid plans start at $50 a month, with overage at $0.0005 per participant minute and $0.12 per GB.”
“…the lowest commercial plan is $1,599 a month covering $200,000 in monthly sales, with 0.8% on orders beyond that, and the next plan is $3,999 a month.”
“Moodle’s own hosting, MoodleCloud, is billed yearly: about $170 for 50 users, $500 for 200 (the first plan that can sell courses via Stripe), up to $2,110 for 750.”
Who it sells to
Built for small businesses.
- Company size: small businesses
“A curated directory of 19 open-source apps for small businesses (LMS, ERP, POS, commerce, help desk, live video).”
How it runs
A web app. Open source.
- Kind: web
- Open source: yes
“A curated directory of 19 open-source apps for small businesses (LMS, ERP, POS, commerce, help desk, live video).”
“Open-source business software, checked for cost & caveats”
What it works with
Plugin for WooCommerce. Names BigBlueButton, Canvas LMS and 4 more on its pages.
- Plugin for: WooCommerce
- Names: BigBlueButton · Canvas LMS · JupyterHub · +3
“BigBlueButton”
“BuilderStack”
What it offers as proof
Live, no waitlist. Claims “19”. Publishes docs.
- Number claimed: 19
“Every entry answers five questions—commercial license terms, activity, setup effort, real hosting/cloud cost, and caveats—with primary sources.”
“A curated directory of 19 open-source apps for small businesses”
Sources
Tablif read these pages, last on 2 Nov 2026. Everything above is what the product says about itself; Tablif does not verify every claim.
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