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Pory: cost, fit and limits
Pory is a no-code portal builder that turns a spreadsheet-style database into a login-protected client or customer portal, with AI that generates and edits the portal on paid plans. The pages checked do not name its legal entity.
What to know first
Pory has a permanent free plan for one portal and up to five users, a Pro plan at $59 a month or $49 billed annually, and an Enterprise plan at $119 for unlimited portals. Each portal runs on its own database, with a login per person scoped to their records. Storage limits are not published, and the page does not say whether the free plan includes AI.
Pory at a glance
| Maker | Pory (legal entity not stated), Not stated by the vendor |
|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes |
| Entry price | $0 (Free), Pro $59 per month |
| API access | No |
| Category | Best AI Client Portal Software in 2026, rank 3 of 11 |
| Website | pory.io |
Who Pory is best for
Operators with data in rows
A team that already tracks clients, orders or cases in a sheet can expose each person's own records without writing code.
Freelancers testing a portal
The free plan has no time limit, so a first client can log in before any payment method is entered.
Agencies running many small portals
Enterprise offers unlimited portals plus migration help from the Pory team, which suits a studio building one portal per customer.
Pory plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | One portal, up to five users, core templates and a Powered by Pory badge shown to visitors. |
| Pro | $59 per month, or $49 per month billed annually | One portal, unlimited users, own domain, colors and logo, and AI that builds and edits the portal. |
| Enterprise | $119 per month | Unlimited portals, everything in Pro, priority support and migration help from the Pory team. It suits a studio that builds one portal per customer. |
Checked November 2026.
What Pory does
- Dedicated database per portal
- Each portal gets its own database, and every login sees only the records tied to that person, which keeps one client's rows away from another's.
- AI portal builder
- Paid plans include AI that generates and edits the portal under fair use, with no per-message or per-run charge. The page does not say the free plan has it.
- Passwordless sign-in
- Clients sign in without a password, and forms, approvals and status tracking come in every plan, so a basic request flow works on Free. That removes password resets from a small team's support load, though it ties access to each client's email.
- Reminders and uploads
- Date-based reminders and file uploads on records let a portal chase a due date or collect a document without a separate tool. A portal can then nudge a client before a deadline or collect a signed document without leaving the record.
- Branding on Pro
- Own domain, colors and logo start on Pro, while the Free plan carries a Powered by Pory badge. Branding matters for client-facing portals, so a studio that wants its name on the login should plan for Pro.
How Pory handles your data
The privacy policy says personal data is kept while the account is open, and portals and their data are permanently deleted 30 days after the account is deleted. Logs and billing records are kept. Pory is hosted in the United States on Vercel with a MongoDB Atlas database. Portal instructions are sent to Google's Gemini models to produce the result. The policy does not address model training, and no certifications are mentioned.
Where Pory falls short in practice
- No storage numbers. Storage limits are not stated for any plan, so a portal that collects many large uploads cannot be sized in advance. A portal collecting many large uploads therefore cannot be sized against any published ceiling.
- Trial pauses the portal. The Pro trial lasts 7 days per portal with no card, and Pro pauses at the end until a payment method is added. A buyer should expect to add a payment method within the first week to keep the portal live for clients.
- Company details missing. The pages give no legal entity name or registered country, only a Delaware contact address, which a procurement team may need to resolve. A procurement team asking for a contracting party and a registered country will need to ask Pory directly.
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Pory: common questions
Does the Pory free plan include AI?
The page says paid plans include AI that generates and edits portals under fair use, and it does not say whether Free includes it. Test the builder in the 7-day Pro trial, which needs no card, before assuming the free plan can use it.
What happens to portal data if I delete my account?
The privacy policy says portals and their data are permanently deleted 30 days after the account is deleted, while logs and billing records are kept. Export anything you need before deleting, since the pages we read did not describe a bulk export path.
How many users can a Pory portal have?
Free allows up to five users, while Pro and Enterprise allow unlimited users. Pro covers one portal, so a firm building a separate portal per client needs the $119 Enterprise tier for unlimited portals. The Free tier is therefore enough only for a small circle of clients.
Where does Pory host client data?
The privacy policy says Pory is hosted and operated in the United States on Vercel with a MongoDB Atlas database, with no finer region. Portal instructions also go to Google's Gemini models. A buyer with EU residency needs to ask before loading personal data.
Is Pory a replacement for invoicing or contracts software?
No. The pages describe forms, approvals, status tracking, reminders and file uploads, and name no invoicing, contract or payment features. Pory fits data-driven portals, so a service firm that bills and signs inside the portal would need a separate tool alongside it.