As of today, Glide teams must be on a paid plan to publish apps.
Teams on a Free plan can still build and preview apps in the builder, but if they try to publish, they’ll see a prompt to upgrade to a paid plan.
You can view the available plans on our website.
Why the change to the Free plan?
A number of performance and security factors led to this change.
What hasn’t changed is the Free plan’s purpose: to let anyone try Glide.
Please keep questions or comments regarding the change in this thread. Thank you! 
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Hey @NoCodeAndy!
I agree that this change will prevent spammers, bad actors, and ne’er-do-wells from publishing dangerous apps. Does this only affect NEW team folders or will published apps on existing free plans be auto-unpublished?
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Good Idea as a step in the direction to provide business with mission critical application up time!
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These changes apply to new teams. 
When in doubt, check the Billing screen in your team’s dashboard.
It shows you what the limits are for the team you’re on.
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By the way, if App can’t be published, “10 personal users included” does not make any sense on pricing page, I believe.
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@NoCodeAndy Agreed, all users references will be misleading if kept
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