Azure Cloud Services vs. Superblocks

Azure Cloud Services

34 Reviews and Ratings

Superblocks

3 Reviews and Ratings

Overview
Product	Rating	Most Used By	Product Summary	Starting Price
Azure Cloud Services	Score8.8 out of 10	N/A	Azure Cloud Services is a cloud platform that enables users to create infinitely-scalable cloud applications and APIs. It enables users to build the web and cloud applications needed while also simplifying the management of applications with cloud services, and while ensuring high availability. Users can: scale an environment automatically based on demand and reduce costs, automate operating system and application updates to increase security, and take advantage of integrated health monitoring…	$0.02 per hour
Superblocks	Score9.8 out of 10	N/A	Superblocks is an IDE for internal tooling – a programmable set of building blocks for developers to create mission-critical internal operational software. The Superblocks Application Builder to assemble flexible components and connect to databases and APIs. Users can create REST, GraphQL, and gPRC endpoints call them programmatically from code or 3rd party web-hooks while Superblocks handles infrastructure.	$41 per month per creator

Pricing

Azure Cloud Services

Superblocks

No answers on this topic

Starter: $41
per month per creator
Pro: $70
per month per creator
Enterprise: $141
per month per creator

Pricing Offerings
Azure Cloud Services	Superblocks
Free Trial
No	Yes
Free/Freemium Version
No	No
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No	No

No setup fee

No setup fee

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Community Pulse
Key User Insights
	Azure Cloud Services	Superblocks
Considered Both Products	Microsoft No answer on this topic	Superblocks No answer on this topic
	Would buy again
	100% Would buy again 5 Answers	No answers on this topic
	Delivers good value for the price
	100% Delivers good value for the price 5 Answers	No answers on this topic
	Happy with the feature set
	100% Happy with the feature set 5 Answers	No answers on this topic
	Lived up to sales and marketing promises
	No answers on this topic	No answers on this topic
	Implementation went as expected
No answers on this topic	No answers on this topic

Features

Azure Cloud Services

Superblocks

Comparison of Platform-as-a-Service features of Azure Cloud Services and Superblocks
Feature	Azure Cloud Services 9.0 3 Ratings 12% above category average	Superblocks 8.6 2 Ratings 7% above category average
Ease of building user interfaces	8.93 Ratings	8.12 Ratings
Scalability	9.53 Ratings	9.92 Ratings
Platform management overhead	9.03 Ratings	9.92 Ratings
Workflow engine capability	8.43 Ratings	8.92 Ratings
Platform access control	9.53 Ratings	7.02 Ratings
Services-enabled integration	9.53 Ratings	6.92 Ratings
Development environment creation	9.02 Ratings	8.02 Ratings
Development environment replication	9.02 Ratings	8.82 Ratings
Issue monitoring and notification	8.53 Ratings	8.92 Ratings
Issue recovery	8.53 Ratings	8.02 Ratings
Upgrades and platform fixes	9.53 Ratings	9.82 Ratings

Best Alternatives
	Azure Cloud Services	Superblocks
Small Businesses	IBM Cloud Foundry Score6 out of 10	IBM Cloud Foundry Score6 out of 10
Medium-sized Companies	IBM Cloud Private Score9.6 out of 10	IBM Cloud Private Score9.6 out of 10
Enterprises	AWS Elastic Beanstalk Score7.3 out of 10	AWS Elastic Beanstalk Score7.3 out of 10
All Alternatives	View all alternatives	View all alternatives

User Ratings
	Azure Cloud Services	Superblocks
Likelihood to Recommend	9.0 (5 ratings)	9.8 (2 ratings)

User Testimonials
	Azure Cloud Services	Superblocks
Likelihood to Recommend	Microsoft Microsoft Azure Cloud services is a good choice for hosting web applications, based on requirements it can be simple websites or complex web services as well as it provides automating application development and deployment pipeline. It's less appropriate in case of cost-effective option for organizations with tight budget constraints. For very basic static websites, Microsoft Azure's offerings might be seen as overkill. Verified User Read full review	Superblocks Superblocks is great for building internal tools for your company. We have our finances running on Superblocks, our client services running on it, as well as a lot of internal tooling for our product. You can build full-apps using their API builder, Workflow builder, Scheduled Jobs, and UI builder. All without having to handle your own infrastructure. It's meant to be one extra abstraction layer on top of other developer infrastructure tools like AWS, Vercel, etc. Nima Gardideh CTO (Chief Technical Officer) Read full review
Pros	Microsoft Effective service management and performance monitoring capability. Reliable security management with excellent access controls. Best orchestration and easy configuration management. Easy on compatibility testing and change management. Valarie Thomas Software Engineer Read full review	Superblocks Easy to use User Interface builder for building internal apps Scheduled Jobs and Workflow builder in multiple languages API builder for support your User Interface for your internal apps Nima Gardideh CTO (Chief Technical Officer) Read full review
Cons	Microsoft Just on Cloud deployment for those new to the platform. Multiple data reports creation. Migrating a large amount of data. Incentivized Jeniffer Luis Project Delivery Manager Read full review	Superblocks More flexibility on UI component designs Nima Gardideh CTO (Chief Technical Officer) Read full review
Alternatives Considered	Microsoft Verified User Read full review	Superblocks Nima Gardideh CTO (Chief Technical Officer) Read full review
Return on Investment	Microsoft Scalability Cost savings Integration and migration challenges Incentivized Ravindra Pawar Sr. Developer Read full review	Superblocks We've saved thousands of developer hours that would have otherwise spent on maintaining infrastructure Nima Gardideh CTO (Chief Technical Officer) Read full review
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