Prized

Prized lets support, finance and operations teams build the small internal tools they usually queue behind an engineering backlog — a refund console, an inventory lookup, an approvals queue — by describing them. The platform generates the app and deploys it, then keeps it inside a permission model an administrator controls.

The safety model

Most natural-language app builders solve generation and leave access wide open. Prized inverts that:

• Connectors are approved once, by an admin, who also defines what data each one exposes.
• Each tool runs with a role and a grant list, so a support tool reaches the rows it needs rather than the whole database.
• Every interaction is written to a workspace audit log — who opened what, when, and which action they ran.

Data sources

More than 20 systems are pre-connected, including PostgreSQL, Salesforce, Slack, Stripe, Notion, HubSpot, Google Sheets and Snowflake, so a tool is wired to live production data rather than an export.

Pricing

The free tier keeps one tool permanently, with 200 credits, a single-member workspace, live preview sandboxes and access to the full connector catalogue. Teams is $50/month per workspace for 4,000 monthly credits, unlimited seats, the 11 most-used connectors and a custom domain per tool, with optional pay-as-you-go overage. Enterprise is custom and adds unlimited tools and connectors, SSO/SAML, RBAC, role-scoped connectors, audit logs and invoice billing. Deployed tools stay live if you change plans; unused monthly credits do not roll over.

Who it is for

Teams where the people who understand the process are not the people who can ship the tool, and where handing them a general-purpose database client would not pass a security review. Prized is Y Combinator-backed.