Lovable Pricing: Plans, Credits, and What Each One Includes

Lovable's pricing page, on its default monthly view, lists Free at $0/month, Pro at $25/month, and Business at $50/month, plus a custom-quoted Enterprise tier (Lovable, pricing page, checked September 2026). Lovable's pricing page renders its numbers client-side rather than in the page's raw HTML, so the figures below come from viewing the page rendered in a browser, not a static fetch. Every plan draws from one shared credit balance per workspace — there's no separate meter for building versus running versus AI features. Here's what each plan includes and how that credit system actually works.

What does the Free plan include?

Lovable's pricing page lists Free at $0/month with: "No credit card needed," "Free grants," "Workspace-private projects," "Unlimited collaborators," "5 lovable.app domains," "Cloud," and "Community support" (Lovable, pricing page, checked September 2026). Free doesn't list a specific monthly credit number on the pricing page itself — Lovable's separate credits documentation describes "a daily grant of 5 build credits (up to 30 a month), plus monthly grants of 20 Cloud credits" for the free tier (Lovable Documentation, "Credits and usage", checked September 2026).

What does the Pro plan add?

Pro is $25/month on the default monthly view, and the pricing page describes it as: "Unlimited users," "Free grants," "All Free features," "100 Pro credits," "Credit rollovers," "On-demand credit top-ups," "Unlimited lovable.app domains," "Custom domains," "User roles & permissions," "Per-member credit limits," "Remove the Lovable badge," "Email support," and "Design systems" (same source). The page also states how rollover works: "Credits roll over for 1 month on monthly plans, or until one month after the end of your annual plan" (same source).

What does the Business plan add?

Business is $50/month on the default monthly view: "Unlimited users," "Free grants," "All Pro features," "100 Business credits," "Team workspace," "Role-based access," "Internal publish" — described as the ability to "Publish websites that are only accessible to logged in workspace members" — "Personal projects" — "Projects that are not visible to other members in your workspace" — plus "SSO," "Security center," "Design templates," and "Priority support" (same source).

What does Enterprise include?

Enterprise has no listed price; the page shows "Platform fee" and "Volume based pricing" instead, alongside "Book a demo." Its feature list on the page is: "Unlimited users," "All Business features," "Directory sync (SCIM)," "Audit logs," "Restrict who publishes and invites," "Auto-retire abandoned apps," "Scheduled deep security scans," "Sensitive data detection and control," "Advanced design systems support," "Git sync data residency," "GitHub Enterprise, cloud or self-hosted," "Private npm registry," "Named CSM, onboarding and deployment," and "Custom SLA" (same source).

What does the annual billing toggle change?

Switching Lovable's pricing page from Monthly to Yearly, the page's own banner describes the discount as "2 months free," and Pro's and Business's monthly-equivalent prices drop: Pro shows "$21 / month, billed annually" (down from "$25 per month") and Business shows "$42 / month, billed annually" (down from "$50 per month") (Lovable, pricing page, rendered with the Yearly toggle selected, checked September 2026). The Free and Enterprise tiers don't change with the toggle. This guide leads with the default Monthly view's numbers above and notes the annual figures here separately, rather than treating them as the same price shown two ways.

What exactly is a Lovable credit?

Lovable's pricing page FAQ defines it directly: "Credits are units Lovable uses to measure and pay for usage across your workspace. Credits let you build apps, run deployed apps, and power AI features from one balance. The value of a credit and the rate at which they are consumed for a given action depend on your subscription plan and the feature used, and credits are not necessarily equal in value across different plans" (Lovable, pricing page FAQ, checked September 2026). That last sentence matters for comparing plans: a credit on Pro and a credit on Business don't necessarily buy the same amount of work.

Does Lovable charge per seat?

No. The pricing page FAQ answers this directly: "Workspaces support unlimited members on all plans, and plans are priced by the credits they include, not by seats. Inviting more people doesn't change your subscription cost; what changes is how quickly the group uses the workspace's shared credits" (same source). That lines up with "Unlimited users" appearing on every paid plan's feature list above — the constraint on a growing team isn't a per-seat charge, it's how fast that team burns through one shared credit pool.

Who owns the code and projects I build?

Lovable's pricing FAQ states this plainly: "You do. You own your code, which means the apps, websites, and other projects you build with Lovable, customer data stored in Lovable, as well as any AI output you generate in Lovable. (This is subject to any third-party rights in the underlying AI models.)" (same source). Our guide to moving a Lovable project to your own hosting covers what that ownership looks like in practice — GitHub sync, environment variables, and the domain cutover — once you actually want the code outside Lovable.

A quick reference

Check Lovable's pricing page directly before committing, since it renders client-side and its numbers can change independently of this guide.

How does this compare to Replit's pricing?

Replit prices differently: a subscription that bundles a matching dollar amount of usage credits ($20 of credits with its $20/month Core plan, for example), with separate pay-as-you-go billing once you exceed that (Replit, pricing page, checked September 2026) — a split model rather than Lovable's single shared workspace balance. Our Replit pricing guide covers Replit's plans and credit system in full, and our Replit vs. Lovable comparison lines the two products up beyond price: where you build, how hosting works, and what happens to your database if you leave.

Is Figment a fit if I'm comparing Lovable's plans?

Not for the same job. Lovable's plans price a chat-and-preview app builder that generates a real codebase with a database behind it — Pro and Business specifically add custom domains, roles, and internal publishing for that kind of application. Figment publishes a design made in Figma as a live website through its Figma plugin; it has no shared-credit system and isn't a backend or database platform. Our Lovable alternatives guide covers that mismatch directly: people who search for a Lovable alternative are often building a marketing site, not an application, and that's a different tool and a different price question than the one this page answers.

Bottom line: Lovable's default view prices Free at $0, Pro at $25/month, and Business at $50/month, each pulling from one shared workspace credit balance rather than separate meters per feature. The annual toggle brings Pro to $21/month and Business to $42/month. Seats are unlimited on every plan; what actually constrains a team is how fast it spends the workspace's shared credits, and you own the code you build regardless of which plan you're on.