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From the archive. Written in our Bubble.io years and preserved as published — the tools have moved on, and so have we (here's the story).

Legacy

Taking Bubble.io (“the platform for MVPs”) to the enterprise

Photo by Paramdeo Singh on Unsplash

Bubble’s initial vision was focused on startups and making software development accessible to more people.

For this reason, Bubble did not initially focus on some features that enterprises would require.

However, Bubble has been rectifying this in recent years:

  • The responsive engine (2022)
  • Version control system (2023)
  • SOC2 certification (targeting q3 2023)

Momentum Group has seen a big upswing in inquiry in 2023 from serious businesses considering Bubble as part of their digital transformation strategy.

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Interest in Bubble.io is going mainstream, with a wide potential to enhance organizations building custom software for many use cases.

We have deployed an app that help our clients offer their services to a Fortune 500 company. We are building a custom internal platform for a company with >5000 users. We are rebuilding existing SAAS tools and tailoring them to our client’s needs.

Bubble has some serious cost advantages when compared with “enterprise” solutions like Salesforce, Outsystems, etc. License and hosting costs are <25% of these other options.

There is a serious undersupply of competent developers who can maximize the tool.

Check out our Momentum Academy to learn how to become a professional no-code developer using Bubble.

Where this story went

We spent five years mastering Bubble. Now we build with AI.

Momentum was one of the world's leading Bubble.io agencies — that's why we wrote this article. These days we build and migrate the same kinds of products with Claude Code: real, portable code your own team can amend with AI. If you're weighing up a move off Bubble (or any platform), we've made the journey ourselves.

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