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NinjaMock vs Quickmock

Both stand on wireframing software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

NinjaMock

Free plan Web

NinjaMock combines wireframing, linked prototypes, vector editing, collaboration, and video playback. Check the Starter export restriction and element limit, or consider the listed plans that include exports.

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Quickmock

Free plan AndroidAPIExtension+6

Quickmock offers core wireframing elements and editing commands, with an extension for .qm files. Check the desktop-only homepage notice against the listed web platform before deciding how to use it.

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The facts

	NinjaMock	Quickmock
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Web	Android, API, Extension, iPhone, Linux, Mac, Self-hosted, Web, Windows
Lowest paid plan	Professional: $85 a month	Free or on request
Plans published	4	1
Maker	NinjaMock	Not published
Website	ninjamock.com	quickmock.net
On wireframing software	#14 of 29	#10 of 29

NinjaMock: what it does well

Wireframing components cover four design platforms
Linked pages make prototypes navigable
Includes a vector editor for shapes and drawing
Supports real-time collaboration and project comments
Educational plan includes unlimited projects and users

What to know first

Starter projects are limited to 200 elements each
Starter does not include exports
Professional costs $85 a month

Quickmock: what it does well

Editor includes pages, device frames, components, shapes, and text.
Supports saving, exporting, undo, redo, copy, and paste.
VS Code extension adds a custom editor for .qm files.
Organizations can request custom component libraries.
Free and open source under an MIT license.

What to know first

Homepage says the product is now desktop-only.
The listed Free plan describes a web platform.
Custom component library quotes are available by email.

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