Partnership will support Microsoft’s community of entrepreneurs and founders with distinctive access to web-building technology, coaching and development programs
Bubble—the leading no-code platform empowering entrepreneurs to build their own web apps and marketplaces— is partnering with Microsoft for Startups to further aid founders and entrepreneurs from idea to exit. Available on the recently-launched Founder’s Hub, Bubble is currently one of only six external companies partnered with Microsoft for Startups. Bubble’s no-code service is at present the only of its kind in Microsoft for Startups’s Founder’s Hub library, offering a way for founders to efficiently and easily build production-ready web apps.
Bubble provides a faster, easier, and more inclusive way of creating software than traditional engineering. With this partnership, Bubble furthers its commitment to bring no-code software development from the cutting edge of technology to the mainstream. An easy-to-use drag-and-drop interface allows for anyone to develop a complex web app with any add-on features or backend database systems it may require.
“Bubble is a unique comprehensive tool that lets you build anything without relying on engineers and with the support of our inventive community.”
“We are proud to partner with Microsoft for Startups, a platform completely aligned with our goal of empowering founders to build a sustainable, long-term business and championing their most ambitious vision,” said Emmanuel Straschnov, Bubble founder and co-CEO. “Bubble is a unique comprehensive tool that lets you build anything without relying on engineers and with the support of our inventive community.”
Microsoft for Startups helps remove traditional barriers to building a company with free access to technology, coaching, and support. The aim of the program is to create and maintain a healthy ecosystem where its partners and customers can succeed and grow. Startups play a pivotal role in a thriving ecosystem given their outsized ability to push entire markets forward.
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“We are partnering with innovative companies like Bubble to help founders achieve more,” said Kirk Safford, Director of Microsoft for Startups. “As a part of Microsoft for Startups Founders Hub, startups can now receive access to Bubble’s visual programming platform designed to allow our founders to build fast and responsive web applications that scale.”
Bubble’s no-code platform empowers people without programming skills to design and launch their own digital apps, marketplaces, or tools for solving their business problems. Bubble’s digital editor and cloud-hosted platform allows users to launch a web application for as low as $25 per month, saving on average between $200,000-300,000 of dollars per year on engineering costs. This year, Bubble is celebrating its tenth company anniversary and reached a new milestone of more than 2 million users.
