No-code is a software development technique that enables anyone to create applications, websites, and software without knowing how to read or write code.Engineers from top no-code companies have already written a bunch of customizable elements for whatever functionality you might need. What you need to do is just drag and drop ready elements from a library. The novelty of no-code is that all elements are accessible in a graphical user interface (GUI): what you see is what you get.Low-code is often mentioned next to no-code. Low code platforms also help deliver apps faster but demand little to no coding. The difference is that low-code tools are sometimes used even by experienced programmers to avoid writing extra code. For example, using a low-code framework developers can quickly put together an app prototype to test the hypothesis. When the customer approves the prototype, they can write a real app from scratch with less corrections. But, of course, low-code and no-code tools are much more often used by business people and other professionals whose specialization in programming is not high enough to make real products.These platforms work by subscription and usually charge their users monthly or annually. The prices can range from $15 per month to thousands of dollars per month.