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Uizard vs Figma Make (2026)

Published starting prices: Uizard, Free; Pro $12/mo (yearly). Figma Make, Free; Professional full seat $16/mo. Side-by-side public pricing, what each does, real use cases and who each suits, all from our listings with sources. We haven't tested either hands-on.

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Pricing side by side

Uizard vs Figma Make: public pricing
ItemUizardFigma Make
Starting priceFree; Pro $12/mo (yearly)Free; Professional full seat $16/mo
Pricing modelSubscriptionPer seat
Free planYesYes
Plans
  • Free: $0
  • Pro: $12/mo
  • Business: $39/mo
  • Starter: Free
  • Professional: $16/mo full seat
  • Organization: $55/mo full seat
  • Enterprise: $90/mo full seat
Pricing notenot publishednot published
CheckedOctober 21, 2026October 21, 2026
SourceVendor pricing pageVendor pricing page

Copied from each vendor's public pricing page on the date shown. "not published" means the vendor doesn't publish it; we don't guess. Prices change; confirm with the vendor.

Features and details from our listings

Uizard vs Figma Make: features
ItemUizardFigma Make
What it isTurns text prompts, sketches and screenshots into editable app and web UI mockups.Figma's prompt-to-app tool that turns ideas and designs into working prototypes and web apps.
Made byUizardFigma
Listed underDesign & presentation agentsDesign & presentation agents, Coding agents
Jobs it fits
  • Mock up an app from a prompt
  • Turn a sketch into a UI design
  • Turn a design into a working prototype
  • Prototype app ideas from a prompt
Verified public use cases00

Use cases

Uizard

We haven't found a verified public use case for Uizard yet.

Figma Make

We haven't found a verified public use case for Figma Make yet.

Use cases are summarised in our own words from the linked public post; vendor case studies are labelled. All use cases.

Who each is best for

From our listing data (jobs, public pricing); not a hands-on test. Full details: Uizard · Figma Make.

FAQ

Which is cheaper, Uizard or Figma Make?

Comparing the lowest listed monthly plans: Uizard Pro: $12/mo (billed yearly), and Figma Make Professional: $16/mo full seat (3,000 AI credits/mo). Uizard lists the lower one. Uizard and Figma Make also have a free plan. Plans differ in what they include, and some are per seat or billed yearly, so compare the plan details. Checked October 21, 2026.

Is Uizard free? Is Figma Make free?

Uizard: yes. Its Free plan is $0, checked October 21, 2026. Figma Make: yes. Its Starter plan is Free (limited AI credits), checked October 21, 2026.

How much does Uizard cost?

Uizard lists Free: $0; Pro: $12/mo (billed yearly); Business: $39/mo (billed yearly). Its lowest listed monthly plan is Pro: $12/mo (billed yearly). Checked October 21, 2026 on the vendor's pricing page.

How much does Figma Make cost?

Figma Make lists Starter: Free (limited AI credits); Professional: $16/mo full seat (3,000 AI credits/mo); Organization: $55/mo full seat (billed yearly); Enterprise: $90/mo full seat (billed yearly). Its lowest listed monthly plan is Professional: $16/mo full seat (3,000 AI credits/mo). Checked October 21, 2026 on the vendor's pricing page.

Did AITeamGuide test them?

Not hands-on. This comparison is built from each vendor's public pricing page (with the date we checked it), published product information and credited public use cases.

Can a vendor pay to win this comparison?

No. Nothing here is paid. Paid placements on AITeamGuide are always labelled "Sponsored" or "Featured" and never change a comparison or ranking.

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