Lovable alternatives compared by price

Replit started as a browser IDE and became an AI app builder. Its individual plans are flat monthly subscriptions that include a monthly amount of AI usage, with annual billing knocking ten percent off.

Replit starts at $20 per month, $18 billed annually for Core (USD per month, billed annually where offered (Teams per user per month)), goes up to $100 per month, $90 billed annually for Pro, has a free plan. Latest change: Pro from $95 to $90 (-5%), Sep 2026.

Cursor is the AI code editor that made agentic coding mainstream. Individuals pay a flat monthly price that includes a usage allowance, with higher tiers buying more model usage, and teams pay per user.

Cursor starts at $20 per month for Pro (USD per month for individual plans, per user per month for Teams), goes up to $200 per month for Ultra, has a free plan.

WebGeny turns a one-line prompt into a working website, web app or online store, complete with checkout, user accounts and an admin dashboard, and lets you edit the result visually or in code. It prices per account in flat monthly tiers that raise the project and regeneration limits rather than charging per seat.

WebGeny starts at $25 per month, or $240 a year for Starter (USD per month, billed monthly; yearly billing is about 20 percent less), goes up to $1899 per month, or $18,240 a year for Enterprise, has a free plan.

Windsurf was an AI code editor sold as flat monthly plans that bought a quota of agent usage, from a free tier to a $200 Max plan. Since October 2026 windsurf.com redirects to Devin, and Windsurf no longer has a pricing page of its own.

Windsurf starts at $20 per month for Pro (USD per month, billed monthly), goes up to $200 per month for Max, has a free plan.

Bolt builds and hosts web apps from prompts. Plans are flat monthly subscriptions with a token allowance, and the Teams plan is priced per member; yearly billing is up to 28 percent cheaper.

Bolt starts at $25 per month, billed monthly for Pro (USD per month, billed monthly), goes up to $30 per member per month, billed monthly for Teams, has a free plan.

GitHub Copilot is the AI coding assistant sold on top of GitHub. Every paid tier is a flat price per user per month whose main difference is the monthly AI credit allowance, from $15 on Pro to $200 on Max, while Business and Enterprise pool credits for an organisation.

GitHub Copilot starts at $10 per user per month, $15 of AI credits for Pro (USD per user per month), goes up to $100 per user per month, $200 of AI credits for Max, has a free plan.

Devin is Cognition's autonomous software engineer, the agent that started the AI coding agent race in 2024. It launched at $500 a month for teams, then moved to $20 pay as you go in 2025 and now to flat $20 and $200 tiers plus a Teams plan with a base fee.

Devin starts at $20 per month for Pro (USD per month), goes up to $200 per month for Max, has a free plan.

v0 is Vercel's AI app builder, generating React and Next.js interfaces from a prompt and deploying them on Vercel. It is priced per user with a monthly credit allowance on each plan, the same shape as Lovable and Bolt.

v0 by Vercel starts at $30 per user per month, $30 of credits for Plus (USD per user per month), goes up to $100 per user per month, $30 of credits for Business, has a free plan.

Tabnine is an AI coding assistant built around private and air-gapped deployment, an alternative to Copilot and Cursor for regulated enterprises that cannot send code to a third-party cloud. It was acquired by Tricentis in 2026.

Tabnine starts at $39 per user per month, annual subscription for Code Assistant (USD per user per month, annual subscription), goes up to $59 per user per month, annual subscription for Agentic Platform.

Kiro is an AI IDE built around written specs before code. Paid plans run from $20 to $200 per user per month and differ by monthly credits.

Kiro starts at $20 per user per month, 1,000 credits for Pro (USD per user per month), goes up to $200 per user per month, 10,000 credits for Power, has a free plan.