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Craft.io vs. Uizard

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La versión corta

Uizard parte de $12 por usuario, frente a Craft.io con $19. Craft.io tiene la valoración agregada más alta (4.5/5 frente a 4.5/5). Craft.io lista más integraciones (18+ frente a 8+).

Comparación completa

Craft.iodesde $19 per editor / month billed annually
Uizarddesde $12 per user/month, billed annually
Audyense Score55AS*Aceptable61ASAceptable
PosicionamientoEnd-to-end product management with roadmaps, prioritization, feedback, and capacity planning.AI-powered UI design and prototyping, made easy
Plan gratuitoNoSí
ImplementaciónNube / SaaS, HíbridoNube / SaaS
Mejor encajePYME, Mediana empresa, EmpresaStartup, PYME, Mediana empresa, Empresa
Planes de precio
  • Starter$19
  • Pro$79
  • EnterpriseCustom pricing
  • FreeFree
  • Pro$12
  • Business$39
  • EnterpriseFree
SSOSíEnterprise feature.—
Backlog managementSí—
Prioritization frameworksSíIncludes RICE, MoSCoW, WSJF, and others.—
Capacity planningSíAvailable on Pro and above.—
Product roadmapsSí—
Feedback portalSíAvailable on Pro and above.—
Two-way development syncSí—
Product portfolio managementSíEnterprise feature.—
AI features—SíAutodesigner (text-to-design), Screenshot Scanner, Wireframe Scanner, AI Design Assistant
Public API—NoUizard's own FAQ states no API access is currently available
Mobile app—ParcialiOS/Android companion apps mainly for sketch scanning and viewing; full editing is desktop/web-focused
Whiteboarding & diagramming—ParcialNo general infinite-canvas whiteboard; Wireframe Scanner converts hand-drawn sketches into digital wireframes
Product roadmapping—NoDesign/prototyping tool; no roadmap or PM-planning functionality
Prototyping—SíCore feature: interactive, clickable screen-to-screen prototypes
Design systems / component libraries—SíCustom brand kits (Business tier) and dedicated design-system setup (Enterprise tier)
Real-time collaboration—SíMultiple users can co-edit and comment on a project simultaneously
Templates library—SíLibrary of mobile, web app, website, and UI-component templates; free tier limited to 10
Version history—ParcialProject version history exists, but reviewers report occasional project/data loss despite it
Integraciones verificadas18+8+
Valoración agregada4.5 · 79 reviews4.5 · 45 reviews
Integraciones
JiraAzure DevOpsGitHubGitLabPivotalFigma+9 más
FigmaAdobe XDSketchBalsamiqUnsplashGiphy+2 más
Seguridad y cumplimiento——
Pros
  • Roadmaps, backlogs, strategy, feedback, and delivery links in one product workspace.
  • Two-way sync with major development tools and integrations with design tools.
  • Unlimited contributors make stakeholder participation easier to budget.
  • Built-in prioritization frameworks and capacity planning reduce spreadsheet work.
  • Generates full screens or themes from a text prompt, screenshot, or hand-drawn sketch in minutes
  • Drag-and-drop editor with automatic spacing/alignment makes assembling screens fast
  • Real-time collaboration lets teams co-edit and comment on the same project simultaneously
  • Screenshot Scanner and Wireframe Scanner turn existing screenshots or sketches into editable UI within seconds
Contras
  • The per-editor pricing model can become expensive for larger product organizations.
  • Advanced portfolio management and on-premises integrations are enterprise-only.
  • Reviewers report integration friction and a learning curve for deeper configuration.
  • The product can overlap with existing roadmapping, feedback, and project tools.
  • Multiple reviewers report losing entire projects with no reliable backup, a recurring reliability complaint
  • Lacks professional-grade tooling like layer locking, precise snapping, and advanced alignment controls compared to Figma/Sketch
  • Developer handoff exports React/CSS per component only, described as a rough starting point rather than production-ready code
  • No public API and a narrow third-party integration set, limiting fit into automated design/dev workflows
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