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OutSystems is a leading AI Development Platform built for the enterprise. Organizations choose OutSystems to build, run, and govern apps and agents on one unified platform, while having the agility to innovate at the speed of AI without comprising quality or control.
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OutSystems is a leading AI Development Platform built for the enterprise, delivered as a managed service on AWS. Global organizations trust OutSystems to rapidly build mission-critical apps and agents, modernize legacy processes with agentic systems, and govern their entire AI portfolio across complex regulatory environments, all on a unified platform.
OutSystems is consistently recognized as a leader in enterprise software development by Gartner, IDC, and Forrester, and ranked #1 in Customer Satisfaction by users on G2. Business leaders, IT executives and developers choose OutSystems to accelerate internal innovation without compromising reliability and security.
Founded in 2001, the OutSystems ecosystem includes more than 85 million end users, over 600 partners, and thousands of active customers in 75+ countries across 20+ industries. Learn more at <www.outsystems.com >.
This edition runs on OutSystems Cloud with a choice of AWS hosting region. With this edition, you can build applications using up to 150 Application Objects and deliver these apps to 100 employees ("internal end users"). See the links below for detailed descriptions of Application Objects and End Users.
Product Documentation: https://success.outsystems.com/Documentation https://www.outsystems.com/legal/success/support-terms-and-service-level-agreements-sla-of-the-outsystems-software/
Bedrock component in Forge: https://www.outsystems.com/forge/component-overview/16676/aws-bedrock-connector
Additional Conditions of the Public Offer and OutSystems' Right to Reject Orders: This Public Offer is for new OutSystems' customers only and is limited to one (1) license unit purchase per customer. The license may not be combined with, or used in connection with a renewal of, any other OutSystems' order including, without limitation, orders placed with OutSystems' partners.
Customer represents and warrants that Customer is not (i) located or resident in a country or territory that is subject to comprehensive U.S. trade sanctions or other significant trade restrictions (including, without limitation, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, and the Crimea region, Donetsk People's Republic region, and Luhansk People's Republic region of Ukraine) (collectively, the "Sanctioned Countries"); or (ii) identified on any U.S. government restricted party lists (including without limitation the Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons List, Foreign Sanctions Evaders List, and Sectoral Sanctions Identifications List, administered by the U.S. Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control, and the Denied Party List, Entity List and Unverified List, administered by the U.S. Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security (collectively, the "Restricted Party Lists").
OutSystems reserves the right to reject an Order that does not comply with these terms or that is inconsistent with OutSystems' technical or operational standards or procedures. In the event an Order is rejected by OutSystems, OutSystems shall promptly advise the Customer of the rejection after receipt by OutSystems or its agent of the Order and OutSystems will refund to Customer the fees paid, in accordance with Amazon's standard refund procedures.
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- Includes OutSystems' integrated development environment (IDE) with a visual model-driven interface and AI-assisted development.
- Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Enterprise Low-Code Application Platforms: https://www.outsystems.com/1/low-code-application-platforms-gartner-/
- Forrester Total Economic Impact of OutSystems: https://www.outsystems.com/1/low-code-roi-tei/
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Dimension | Description | Cost/12 months |
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OutSystems Platform | 3 runtime environments, 150 Application Objects, 100 internal users | $36,300.00 |
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This listing offers one contract package bundling three components in fixed quantities. You get 3 runtime environments, which are separate stages where your apps run and store data. You typically use one for development, one for testing, and one for production. You get 150 Application Objects, a measure of app scale and complexity based on the sum of screens, database tables, and API methods across your apps. You also get 100 internal users, meaning employees who use your apps. These quantities are set as a unit; the pricing does not break out each component separately.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
An Application Object is one screen, one database table, or one API method within your apps. The count is the sum of all these elements across your applications. A typical medium-sized app uses about 150 Application Objects.
A runtime is where your apps run and store their data. Three lets you keep isolated stages: one for developers to build and debug, one to test apps, and one production stage for delivering apps to end users. Each stage can hold a different app version and different data.
No. The package includes an integrated development environment plus continuous integration and delivery tools at no extra cost. The pricing counts runtime environments, Application Objects, and internal users, not the development tooling your team uses to build and deploy apps.
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Visual Model-Driven Development Interface
Integrated development environment with visual model-driven interface for application development
AI-Assisted Development Capabilities
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Unified Application Platform
Single unified platform for building, running, and governing applications and agents
Application Object Support
Support for building applications using up to 150 Application Objects
Multi-Region Cloud Deployment
Managed service deployment on AWS with choice of hosting region
Visual Workflow Builder
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Low-Code Configuration Wizards
Step-by-step wizards for configuring AI-powered applications including chatbots, APIs, and agents.
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Pre-built Customizable Templates
Collection of ready-to-use templates addressing common business challenges across healthcare, financial services, education, and customer service domains.
Fully Managed Infrastructure
Automated handling of scaling, system updates, and performance management without manual intervention.
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Customer reviews
Saumya S.
OutSystems Simple and Easy Application Development Makes App Development Faster and Easier
Reviewed on Aug 13, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I like how OutSystems makes application development faster and easier.
It is simple to use and helps build features with less coding effort.
I also like the flexibility to add custom logic and integrations when needed.
It is simple to use and helps build features with less coding effort.
I also like the flexibility to add custom logic and integrations when needed.
What do you dislike about the product?
Sometimes the environment can become slow, and debugging issues can take more time as the application grows.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
OutSystems helps us build and deliver applications faster with less development effort.
It makes it easier to manage changes and build new features quickly.
This saves time and helps us deliver solutions to users faster.
It makes it easier to manage changes and build new features quickly.
This saves time and helps us deliver solutions to users faster.
Nuno D.
Accelerates SDLC with Low-Code Automation and Strong Compliance
Reviewed on Aug 11, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
OS abstracts the entire infrastructure operations layer while accelerating the full SDLC with its low-code, decade-long knowledge. At the same time, it stays HIPAA- and FedRAMP-compliant on the fly. It also works as a strong layer above the agentic frameworks on the market, thanks to its plug-and-play connectors whil allowing to easily switch to your own ai models and bringing your own keys. Their tutorials, certifications and community are a very strong driver.
What do you dislike about the product?
The pricing is high, and their portal is a bit sluggish.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Twofold. First, it brings speed to our customers, which lets us sell time & material while still being able to solve support and general domain problems. It also abstracts the entire infrastructure layer, including DevOps, monitoring, and legal aspects. Second, it brings agentic solutions into our existing projects very quickly and in a non-obstructive way, which makes them easy for us to sell.
Information Technology and Services
Easy Implementation and Integrations for Robust, Secure Apps
Reviewed on Aug 04, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
Easy to implement and maintain, can integrate with a lot of different systems, when well developed results in robust and secure applications. Focus a lot in reusability and that is a great way to speed up development.
What do you dislike about the product?
I feel like OutSystems' Mentor (AI-assisted development) isn't yet mature enough, sometimes making it hard to compete with high-code options
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Speed of delivery, fast prototyping and fast changes
João I.
OutSystems Speeds Idea-to-Production with Maintainable, Modular Apps
Reviewed on Aug 04, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
What I like best about OutSystems is how quickly you can go from an idea to a working, production-ready application, without sacrificing maintainability or integration with existing systems.
I find the visual development model together with strong support for modular architecture (core modules, services, and reusable components) very helpful for keeping complex applications understandable and easy to evolve over time. The built-in tooling for CI/CD, environment management, and performance monitoring reduces a lot of operational overhead compared to traditional custom stacks.
Another upside is the way OutSystems handles integration with databases and external services, giving you both speed (scaffolding, automatic CRUD) and enough control to apply proper optimization and security practices. Overall, it lets teams deliver robust applications faster while still applying solid engineering principles, which is what I value most.
I find the visual development model together with strong support for modular architecture (core modules, services, and reusable components) very helpful for keeping complex applications understandable and easy to evolve over time. The built-in tooling for CI/CD, environment management, and performance monitoring reduces a lot of operational overhead compared to traditional custom stacks.
Another upside is the way OutSystems handles integration with databases and external services, giving you both speed (scaffolding, automatic CRUD) and enough control to apply proper optimization and security practices. Overall, it lets teams deliver robust applications faster while still applying solid engineering principles, which is what I value most.
What do you dislike about the product?
OutSystems is expensive, with high licensing costs that scale with users and application objects, making it hard to justify for small teams or low‑margin products. Pricing model is complex and hard to predict as apps grow, which increases anxiety about vendor lock‑in.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
OutSystems is solving core enterprise software delivery problems. It is solving the speed of feature delivery, standardizing architecture.
Rushikesh B.
Fast, Flexible, and Enterprise-Ready, A 3-Year Perspective
Reviewed on Aug 04, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
With three years of hands-on OutSystems development, what stands out most to me is the speed-to-value ratio. I can build and ship enterprise features in days—work that would take weeks in traditional stacks—without losing control, because dropping into custom code or JavaScript when needed is seamless.
A few things have consistently impressed me. One-click deploy and rollback across environments makes release management painless. Reusable modules let you build once and plug in everywhere, which helps keep large codebases maintainable. The Forge marketplace is a huge time-saver; I rarely need to build integrations from scratch. The built-in performance guardrails are also valuable: the platform flags bad practices like N+1 queries and missing indexes before they turn into production issues. Finally, strong versioning and environment management keep dev/QA/prod promotion smooth, even on large teams.
After three years, it’s become my go-to for enterprise apps where both speed and governance matter.
A few things have consistently impressed me. One-click deploy and rollback across environments makes release management painless. Reusable modules let you build once and plug in everywhere, which helps keep large codebases maintainable. The Forge marketplace is a huge time-saver; I rarely need to build integrations from scratch. The built-in performance guardrails are also valuable: the platform flags bad practices like N+1 queries and missing indexes before they turn into production issues. Finally, strong versioning and environment management keep dev/QA/prod promotion smooth, even on large teams.
After three years, it’s become my go-to for enterprise apps where both speed and governance matter.
What do you dislike about the product?
After about three years of use, I’ve run into a few pain points:
Licensing costs can get expensive as the number of apps and users scales, especially in larger enterprise environments. There’s also a steep learning curve when you start building more complex logic visual flows can get cluttered quickly with advanced business rules, and they can sometimes be harder to debug than plain code. Platform lock-in is another concern; once you’re deeply invested, migrating away becomes a significant undertaking. Finally, IDE performance can slow down on very large modules, and Service Studio may start to lag as applications grow.
Licensing costs can get expensive as the number of apps and users scales, especially in larger enterprise environments. There’s also a steep learning curve when you start building more complex logic visual flows can get cluttered quickly with advanced business rules, and they can sometimes be harder to debug than plain code. Platform lock-in is another concern; once you’re deeply invested, migrating away becomes a significant undertaking. Finally, IDE performance can slow down on very large modules, and Service Studio may start to lag as applications grow.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
OutSystems helps solve the classic trade-off between development speed and enterprise-grade quality. It allows us to build and modernize applications quickly without sacrificing scalability, security, or governance areas that traditional development often struggles to balance when timelines are tight.
Here are the key benefits I’ve experienced:
Faster time-to-market features move from concept to production in a fraction of the usual time, which helps the business respond more quickly to changing needs.
Reduced technical debt built-in architectural best practices and automated warnings help keep codebases cleaner and more maintainable over time.
Easier legacy modernization replacing outdated systems feels far less risky and disruptive than attempting a full rebuild.
Lower dependency on large dev teams a smaller team can deliver and maintain more, which can directly reduce development costs.
Better cross-team collaboration the platform’s visual approach makes it easier for business and IT stakeholders to align on requirements and stay on the same page.
Here are the key benefits I’ve experienced:
Faster time-to-market features move from concept to production in a fraction of the usual time, which helps the business respond more quickly to changing needs.
Reduced technical debt built-in architectural best practices and automated warnings help keep codebases cleaner and more maintainable over time.
Easier legacy modernization replacing outdated systems feels far less risky and disruptive than attempting a full rebuild.
Lower dependency on large dev teams a smaller team can deliver and maintain more, which can directly reduce development costs.
Better cross-team collaboration the platform’s visual approach makes it easier for business and IT stakeholders to align on requirements and stay on the same page.