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Lovable plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| FreeDiscover what Lovable can do for you | $0 | / month |
| ProHighlightedDesigned for fast-moving teams building together in real time. | $25 | / month |
| BusinessAdvanced controls and power features for growing departments | $50 | / month |
| EnterpriseBuilt for large orgs needing flexibility, scale, and governance. | Platform fee |
As printed on the page captured September 18, 2026.
How does Lovable pricing work?
The value metric is the credit, sold as a monthly allowance on a workspace subscription. Pro and Business both open at '100 monthly credits' in a dropdown that sets the card's price, and every paid card reads 'Unlimited users', which the FAQ backs with 'Do you charge per seat or per user?'. The tiers then separate on features. Pro adds 'Credit rollovers', 'On-demand credit top-ups', 'Custom domains', 'User roles & permissions' and 'Per-member credit limits'. Business holds the same 100 credits at twice the price and adds 'Team workspace', 'Role-based access', 'SSO' and 'Security center', so its premium is governance rather than capacity. Enterprise is a 'Platform fee' with 'Volume based pricing', SCIM, audit logs and a 'Named CSM, onboarding and deployment'.
The motion is self-serve from Free through Business and sales-led at Enterprise. "Start for free. Upgrade to get the capacity that exactly matches your team's needs." frames the whole page around capacity, and a Monthly and Yearly toggle labels the annual saving '2 months free'. Free leads with 'No credit card needed', Pro carries the filled purple 'Get started', and Enterprise routes to 'Book a demo'. Below the cards, a row serves three more segments, students with 'up to 50% off Lovable Pro', campus through 'Contact sales' and kids through a schools partnership, then a security band shows SOC 2 Type II, GDPR and ISO 27001 badges ahead of a fourteen-question FAQ that runs through credits, expiry, refunds, seats and app running costs.
Under the hood, each workspace holds one credit pool. 'Per-member credit limits' on Pro point to a shared balance with caps per person, and top-ups extend it when a month runs hot. The credits are named by plan, '100 Pro credits' and '100 Business credits', which leaves room for each tier to carry its own credit price or capabilities. A credit sits between a request to build and the model compute behind it, so Lovable can reprice the underlying AI cost without changing the plan prices on the page. Enterprise moves to a platform fee plus volume, the shape AI products tend to take at scale: a fixed fee for governance and support, and committed usage priced by volume. The two-dial design is the practice worth borrowing, with features set by tier and capacity set by a dropdown inside it.
What does Lovable's pricing page do well?
- 'Unlimited users' on Pro, Business and Enterprise, backed by the FAQ 'Do you charge per seat or per user?', lets a whole team share one plan
- The Yearly toggle is labeled '2 months free', stating the annual saving in time
- The Enterprise card names the shape of the deal, 'Platform fee' plus 'Volume based pricing', before the demo call
- A separate row serves students, campus and kids with distinct CTAs, keeping the four-card decision focused
- The FAQ takes the credit questions in order: 'What is a credit?', 'Do credits expire?', 'Are credits refundable?' and 'How much does it cost to run my app on Lovable?'
What does Lovable's pricing page reveal about its pricing strategy?
- Two dials: the tier sets features and the credit dropdown sets capacity, so a team can scale volume without changing plans
- Business costs double for the same 100 credits, which prices SSO, role-based access and the security center as the value of the step
- 'Per-member credit limits' point to one credit pool per workspace with caps for each person
- Credits buffer the model compute underneath, so AI costs can move without the plan prices changing
- Enterprise as a platform fee plus volume pairs a fixed charge for governance with committed usage priced at scale
Learn with Orb
- ProductPrepaid credits Pro and Business sell a monthly credit allowance chosen from a dropdown, separate from the tier's features; Orb's prepaid credits covers plans built on credit allocations and the credit model behind them.
- DocsPricing an AI agent Credit rollovers, on-demand top-ups and an FAQ on whether credits expire map to Orb's worked example of agent pricing: monthly grants, top-up purchases and expirations that keep liabilities bounded.
- ProductSpend controls Per-member credit limits on Pro keep each person's draw on the workspace pool visible and predictable, the job Orb's spend controls do with alerts, workflow triggers and dashboards.
Questions about Lovable pricing
How much does Lovable cost?
Lovable's pricing starts at $25/mo. The page shows 4 plans, including a free plan, with the top plan priced through sales.
What pricing model does Lovable use?
Lovable prices with credits, combined with flat-rate tiers. Buyers can sign up on their own or go through the sales team. Its plans are aimed mainly at small businesses.
Does Lovable have a free plan?
Yes, Lovable has a free plan. Paid plans start at $25/mo.
Does Lovable offer an annual discount?
Yes: 2 months free. A toggle on the page switches between monthly and annual prices. The listed prices start at $25/mo. Terms for the plans priced through sales are set with the sales team.
How is Lovable's pricing page laid out?
The page shows 4 plans, highlights Pro, and includes an FAQ. The breakdown above marks 13 points on it: 6 things it does well and 7 insights into the pricing.
Does Lovable charge per seat or per user?
Lovable prices each plan as a workspace subscription, and the Pro, Business and Enterprise cards all list "Unlimited users" for the team. Pro is $25 / month and Business is $50 / month, so a whole team can work under one plan. The Free plan includes "Unlimited collaborators" as well, and the FAQ covers the topic in its seat and user question.
How do Lovable credits work on the Pro plan?
Lovable Pro at $25 / month comes with "100 monthly credits" and lists "100 Pro credits" among its features. The plan adds "Credit rollovers" and "On-demand credit top-ups" for extra capacity, plus "Per-member credit limits" to set how much each teammate can use. The FAQ covers related topics such as credit expiry and refunds.
Does Lovable offer a student discount?
Yes, Lovable for students lets you "Verify student status and get access to up to 50% off Lovable Pro" through a Get started button. Universities and colleges can use Lovable for campus, which offers "Billing and administrative controls for universities and colleges" through Contact sales. Lovable for kids provides "Compliant access & curriculum for schools in partnership with imagi" for younger learners.
From the page as captured September 18, 2026. Current prices are on lovable.dev
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