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Tulip

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No-code frontline operations platform for connected worker apps and machine data

  • Deployment Cloud Based
  • Starting price $100/interface/month
  • Free trial Not offered
  • Best for SMEs, Enterprises

What is Tulip?

Tulip Interfaces is a no-code frontline operations platform founded in 2012 as an MIT Media Lab spinoff, headquartered in Somerville, Massachusetts. It lets manufacturers build custom apps for assembly, quality inspection, and production tracking without traditional coding, and connects to machines and sensors through edge devices to bring real time shop floor data into those apps alongside built-in analytics and Tulip AI features.

Tulip publishes tiered pricing on its website: Essentials at $100 per interface per month and Professional at $250 per interface per month, both billed annually with a 10 interface minimum, while Enterprise and Regulated Industries tiers use custom quotes and add governance, multilingual apps, and 21 CFR Part 11 electronic signature support.

Key Features of Tulip

Tulip lists 8 documented features, including No-code app builder for shop floor workflows, Tulip AI for automation and assistance and Tables and built-in analytics dashboards. The list below covers what the product does rather than how it is marketed.

  • No-code app builder for shop floor workflows
  • Tulip AI for automation and assistance
  • Tables and built-in analytics dashboards
  • Advanced edge connectivity to machines and sensors
  • Tulip API and third-party HTTP/SQL integrations
  • SSO, SAML, and LDAP support (Professional and above)
  • Multilingual apps and custom user roles (Enterprise)
  • 21 CFR Part 11 eSignatures for regulated industries

Tulip Pricing

Tulip lists 4 plans without published figures. Pricing is quoted on request.

Essentials

$100/interface/month

Up to 50 interfaces, 10 interface minimum, billed annually

Mobile, desktop, and touchscreen apps, Tulip AI, Tables, Analytics, USB device integrations, community access, live chat

Professional

$250/interface/month

Unlimited interfaces, 10 interface minimum, billed annually

Adds advanced edge connectivity, SSO/SAML/LDAP, HTTP and SQL integrations, custom widgets, and the Tulip API

Enterprise

Custom

Unlimited interfaces, 10 interface minimum

Adds workspaces, app approval workflows, custom user roles, multilingual apps, audit trail, and GxP privileges

Regulated Industries

Custom

Unlimited interfaces, 10 interface minimum

Adds 21 CFR Part 11 eSignatures, auditable records, validation pack access, and long-term support releases

Tulip Specifications

Tulip is available on web app and Windows and has iOS and Android apps. It offers an API.

Software Tagline :
No-code frontline operations platform for connected worker apps and machine data
Deployment :
  • cloud based
Subscription Plan :
yearly
Desktop Platforms :
  • web app
  • windows
Mobile Platforms :
  • ios
  • android
Language Support :
english
Target Audience :
  • smes
  • enterprises
Available Support :
  • email
  • live support
  • training
  • tickets
Integrations :
HTTP and SQL integrations, Tulip API, SSO/SAML/LDAP, edge devices and GPIO, machine and sensor connectors
Product Url :
API Available :
Yes
Free Trial Available :
No
Run On Mobile Browser :
Yes
Free Plan Available :
No
Customization Available :
Yes

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Tulip FAQs

Tulip is a no-code platform for building connected worker apps that guide operators, track production, and pull in machine and sensor data for assembly, quality, and inspection workflows.

Essentials starts at $100 per interface per month and Professional at $250 per interface per month, both billed annually with a 10 interface minimum. Enterprise and Regulated Industries tiers require a custom quote.

Tulip prices based on Monthly Active Interfaces, meaning any device or app instance active at least one day in a month counts toward the interface total.

Yes, the Regulated Industries plan adds 21 CFR Part 11 electronic signatures, auditable records, and validation pack access for food, drug, medical device, and aerospace/defense compliance.

Connecting to machines typically requires a separate edge device such as the Tulip Edge MC or a compatible gateway, purchased apart from the software subscription.