Choose Base44 if
- You want a website with built-in SEO tools and your own domain.
- You want backend, sign-in, payments and hosting built in from the first prompt.
- A plan with a set monthly allowance of messages and integration actions suits you.
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Continual vs Base44
Base44 builds apps, websites and AI agents from your words. Continual builds the software your business runs on, with agents working inside your records and people approving what matters.
Which fits
Different tools for different jobs.
Choose Continual if
- You want software for how your company runs: clients, invoices, deadlines and the follow-up between them.
- You want agents to run recurring work from your records, with a person approving what goes out.
- You would rather pay for what you use, with one credit balance shared across the workspace.
- You want the app's source in a repository you can open.
Side by side
How Continual and Base44 compare.
| Topic | Base44 | Continual |
|---|---|---|
| What you build | Apps, websites, products and AI agents | Business apps such as dashboards, client portals and internal tools, plus agents that do the recurring work |
| Who it's for | Anyone who can describe what they need, with no coding experience required | Business teams who want software shaped to how their company actually works |
| Data and records | An integrated backend and database, with sign-in and user management, on every plan | A managed PostgreSQL database for each branch that you can open in any database client |
| Recurring work | Agents that run around the clock, connect to your tools and take action | Automations start the Continual agent on a schedule or when a connected service sends an event |
| Integrations | Google Calendar, Gmail, Slack, Notion, HubSpot, Salesforce and more | Connections to tools like Gmail, Google Sheets, HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack, Stripe and Xero |
| Pricing model | Plans set monthly message and integration credits. Builder is $40 a month billed annually with 250 message credits and 10,000 integration credits, as of November 2026 | Start free, then pay for usage with credits shared across the workspace. No seats |
| Hosting and domains | Built-in hosting, with your own domain on paid plans | Continual hosts published apps at a stable URL, and apps can use custom domains |
| Code ownership | Two-way GitHub sync on Builder and higher plans | App source lives in your project repository, managed by Continual or connected to GitHub |
Base44 details come from Base44's own website as of November 2026: base44.com, base44.com/pricing.
Built with Continual
Software teams run their week on.
Meetings & follow-through
Client commitments tracker
Track promises across calls and email before they become delivery risks.
Google Meet · Fireflies · Gmail
Clients & support
Scope change tracker
Compare new client requests with agreed scope and review proposed changes.
Gmail · Google Drive · Dropbox
Finance & operations
Month-end close checklist
Track close tasks, dependencies and evidence for each accounting period.
QuickBooks · Xero Accounting · Google Sheets
Questions
What people ask first.
Both build from plain language. What is different?
Continual is built around the work a business does every day: client records, invoices, deadlines and the follow-up between them. Its agent runs that work on a schedule or when a connected tool sends an event, and you choose which actions need a person's approval.
How does pricing compare?
Base44 plans include a monthly allowance of message and integration credits, and Builder is $40 a month billed annually, as of November 2026. Continual charges for usage through credits shared across your workspace, with no seats.
Can I see the code Continual writes?
Yes. Each project has a repository, either managed by Continual or connected to GitHub. You can browse the source and its history in the app or work with it from the Continual CLI.
Can a person approve what an agent does?
Yes. Tool permission rules can require a person to approve an action before it runs, and requests that need a person show up as tasks.
Get started
Run your company on software that keeps up.
Describe how your business should work. Continual builds it, then connects to your tools.