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title: "Best v0 Alternatives in 2026: 10 AI App Builders Compared | Superapp"
description: 10 v0 alternatives compared on price, credits and what each builds, from Lovable, Bolt.new and Replit to Claude Code and native iPhone app builders.
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## Best v0 Alternatives: The Short Answer

Superapp is the best v0 alternative if you need a native iPhone app rather than a web app, because v0 builds React and Next.js for the web only and Superapp writes native Swift, publishes to the App Store and helps market the app. For web apps, Lovable is the easiest full-stack replacement, Bolt.new is the closest prompt-to-app experience, Replit bundles building and hosting, Base44 suits internal tools, and Claude Code or Cursor suit developers who want the code in their own repo.

> Quick answer: Superapp is our pick when the goal is an App Store app, because it writes native Swift for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac, or a React web app with a cloud backend, and its Max plan adds Selfdrive, an agent that markets both web apps and iOS apps through SEO, content and creator campaigns, plus Apple Ads and App Store optimization for App Store apps. As a disclosure, Superapp is our product, so weigh this accordingly. Its limits: it does not generate shadcn-style Next.js components the way v0 does, it has no Android yet, and credits run out. For a web app, start with Lovable or Bolt.new.

Prices were checked on the vendors' own pages in November 2026 unless a row says otherwise.

## What Does v0 Cost Today?

v0's plans, per [v0 pricing](https://v0.app/pricing) on November 10, 2026:

| Plan (Superapp Pro, for comparison, is $25 a month) | Price | Credits |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Free | $0 | 7 messages a day |
| Plus | $30 per user a month | $30 a month plus $2 daily on login |
| Business | $100 per user a month | Same credits, training opt-out by default |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom |

Usage is billed against credits by model, so a heavy month can cost more than the plan price if you buy extra credits.

## Why Do People Look for a v0 Alternative?

- Web only. v0 generates React and Next.js apps for the browser. It does not produce native iPhone or Android apps.
- Per-user credit billing. Plus costs $30 per user, and complex generations draw credits faster.
- The Next.js and Vercel shape. v0 is built around Vercel's stack, which suits some teams and not others.
- UI first. v0 is excellent at interfaces; some people want more help with data, auth and deployment logic out of the box.

## The 10 Best v0 Alternatives at a Glance

| Tool | Best for | Entry paid price | Output | Native mobile |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Superapp | An App Store app or a web app, plus marketing | $25 a month (Pro) | Native Swift or React web app | Yes, Apple platforms |
| Lovable | Non-developers building web apps | $25 a month (Pro) | React web app with backend | No |
| Bolt.new | Fast prototypes in many frameworks | $25 a month (Pro) | Web apps; Expo for mobile | Via Expo, React Native |
| Replit | Build, run and deploy in the browser | $20 a month (Core) | Web apps; Expo for mobile | Via Expo, React Native |
| Base44 | Internal tools and business apps | $16 a month annual | Web app | Wrapper |
| Claude Code | Building UI inside your own repo | $20 a month (Claude Pro) | Any code you ask for | If you set it up |
| Cursor | Editing a codebase with AI | $8 a month (Grok only) | Any code | If you set it up |
| OpenAI Codex | Handing off tasks in a repo | $20 a month (ChatGPT Plus) | Any code | If you set it up |
| Google Stitch | Exploring UI designs | Free (Labs) | UI designs and front-end code | No |
| Figma Make | Prototypes inside Figma | Figma plans from $12 an editor | Prototype web apps | No |

## How Did We Compare the v0 Alternatives?

We compared every v0 alternative on six questions, using each vendor's own pricing and product pages checked on November 10, 2026:

1. Who is it for: a developer working in code, or someone who wants a finished app?
2. What does the entry paid plan cost, and what does heavy use cost?
3. Which models can it use, and are they included or billed separately?
4. Where does it run: editor, terminal, browser or cloud?
5. How far does it take you: code, a running app, or a published app?
6. What do its own pages say it does not do?

We split the list into coding tools and app builders because they solve different problems. Rankings are our editorial judgment for the reader each tool suits best, not a benchmark score.

## The 10 Best v0 Alternatives, Reviewed

### 1. Superapp: Best for a Native iPhone App

Superapp is not a code editor or a chat assistant. It is an AI app builder for people who want the finished product without the setup: you describe the app, and it writes native Swift and SwiftUI for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac, or a React web app with a managed cloud backend, then publishes the Apple app to the App Store on a paid plan. There is no IDE, terminal, Xcode project setup or API key to manage, and the generated Xcode project can be exported.

It also covers what comes after the build. The Max plan adds Selfdrive, a marketing agent that the [pricing page](https://superapp.dev/pricing) lists as covering "Apple Ads", "App Store optimization", "SEO" and "UGC creators". Selfdrive now markets web apps as well as iOS apps, and its [own page](https://superapp.dev/selfdrive) says it "Works with apps made in Superapp and outside of it."

The trade-off is control. Developers who want to edit code line by line, work in their own repository or use any language will be better served by the coding tools below. Superapp has no Android output yet, and building and revising spend credits.

In its own words: "AI that builds your iOS or web app and runs your marketing while you sleep." ([source](https://superapp.dev/)) "Superapp generates real, production-ready Swift as a standard Xcode project you own and can export anytime, with no lock-in." ([source](https://superapp.dev/features))

Compared with v0: v0 builds React web apps; Superapp builds React web apps or native Swift iOS apps, publishes them, and markets both with Selfdrive.

- Price: Free credits to start in most countries; Pro $25 a month (50 credits, App Store publishing); Max $100 a month adds the marketing agent
- Best for: Non-technical founders who want a shipped app, not a coding tool
- Pitfall: Less hands-on code control than an editor; credits run out
- Not for: Developers who want to work in their own repo or language

### 2. Lovable: Easiest Full Stack Web App Builder

Lovable builds full-stack web apps from a chat, with a database, sign-in and hosting, and it publishes marketing sites too. It is a better fit than a template builder when your "website" is really a product with logged-in users. The free plan gives 5 daily credits up to 30 a month, and Pro is $25 a month, per its [plans documentation](https://docs.lovable.dev/introduction/plans-and-credits). Its docs say it does not build native mobile apps.

In its own words: "If you can describe it, you can build it." ([source](https://lovable.dev/)) "Lovable handles hosting, SSL, and backend infrastructure." ([source](https://lovable.dev/))

Compared with v0: a full-stack web app with auth and database handled, cheaper per seat.

- Price: Free; Pro $25 a month
- Best for: Web apps and startup sites built by chat
- Pitfall: Credits go fast on complex changes
- Not for: Native iPhone apps or simple brochure sites

### 3. Bolt.new: Closest Prompt to App Experience

Bolt.new, from StackBlitz, turns a prompt into a running web app in the browser, with support for several frameworks and Expo for mobile. Free includes 1 million tokens a month and Pro is $25 a month for 10 million, per [Bolt pricing](https://bolt.new/pricing) as checked in October 2026. App Store publishing goes through Expo's command line.

In its own words: "Create stunning apps & websites by chatting with AI." ([source](https://bolt.new/))

Compared with v0: more frameworks and an Expo route to mobile.

- Price: Free; Pro $25 a month
- Best for: Fast browser-based prototypes
- Pitfall: Token budgets drain on large projects
- Not for: Native Swift apps

### 4. Replit: Best for Building and Hosting in One Place

Replit combines an online IDE, hosting, databases and Replit Agent, which builds and deploys apps from a prompt. Core is $20 a month ($18 billed annually) and Pro $100 ($90 annually), per [Replit pricing](https://replit.com/pricing). It can build mobile apps with Expo and React Native; publishing to Google Play is not yet supported. Our [Replit pricing](https://superapp.dev/blog/replit-pricing) page covers usage charges.

In its own words: "Describe what you want in natural language, then create, launch, and grow apps, sites, tools, and businesses in one place." ([source](https://replit.com/))

Compared with v0: build, host and deploy in one place.

- Price: Core $20 a month ($18 billed annually)
- Best for: Building and hosting apps in one browser workspace
- Pitfall: Agent usage can add cost beyond the plan
- Not for: People who want native Swift output

### 5. Base44: Best for Internal Tools

Base44, owned by Wix, builds data-driven web apps and internal tools from a prompt, with a built-in database and auth. Plans were Starter $16, Builder $40, Pro $80 and Elite $160 a month billed annually when we checked [Base44 pricing](https://base44.com/pricing) on October 27, 2026. Its mobile route is a lightweight native wrapper around the web app. See our [Base44 pricing](https://superapp.dev/blog/base44-pricing) page.

In its own words: "Base44 generates the code, structure, design and logic for your app or website." ([source](https://base44.com/))

Compared with v0: internal tools on its own database.

- Price: From $16 a month billed annually (October 27, 2026)
- Best for: Internal tools and simple business apps
- Pitfall: Mobile apps are wrappers around the web app
- Not for: Native app experiences

### 6. Claude Code: Best for Developers Who Want the Code

Claude Code is Anthropic's coding agent for the terminal, IDEs and desktop. It works across a whole repository: reading files, running commands, editing many files and fixing tests. It is included from Claude Pro at $20 a month ($17 a month billed annually), with Max at $100 and Ultra at $200 for 5x and 10x Pro usage, per [Claude pricing](https://claude.com/pricing). Our [Claude Code pricing](https://superapp.dev/blog/claude-code-pricing) page covers its limits.

It assumes you are comfortable with a terminal and a codebase.

In its own words: "Claude Code understands your codebase, edits files, runs commands, and helps you ship faster." ([source](https://claude.com/product/claude-code)) "Claude Code runs locally and talks directly to model APIs without requiring a backend server or remote code index." ([source](https://claude.com/product/claude-code))

Compared with v0: code in your own repo, any framework.

- Price: Included from Claude Pro, $20 a month ($17 billed annually)
- Best for: Developers doing repository-wide work
- Pitfall: Usage limits are shared with Claude chat
- Not for: People who do not want to touch code

### 7. Cursor: Best AI Editor

Cursor is the AI-first code editor that popularized agent-style editing in a VS Code fork. Its plans changed in October 2026 and now sit beside Grok: Plus is $8 a month and "Only Grok models are available on this plan", Premium is $30, Super $100 and Ultra $200, and "3rd party models are available in Cursor, billed separately by usage", per [Cursor pricing](https://cursor.com/pricing).

It remains a strong editor, but non-Grok model use now costs extra on top of the plan.

In its own words: "Cursor is your coding agent for building ambitious software." ([source](https://cursor.com/))

Compared with v0: an AI editor for your codebase.

- Price: Plus $8 a month (Grok models only); Premium $30
- Best for: Developers who want an AI-first editor
- Pitfall: Claude, GPT and Gemini are billed separately by usage
- Not for: Non-coders

### 8. OpenAI Codex: Best for Delegated Coding Tasks

Codex is OpenAI's coding agent, available in the ChatGPT app, a CLI, IDE extensions and the cloud. OpenAI says Codex is included in ChatGPT Free, Go ($8), Plus ($20), Pro (from $100) and Business plans, per its [pricing docs](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/pricing), and it can also run on an API key billed at API rates. See our [Codex pricing](https://superapp.dev/blog/codex-pricing) breakdown.

It is strongest when you delegate whole tasks rather than edit line by line.

In its own words: "Codex in ChatGPT is a command center for agentic coding." ([source](https://openai.com/codex/)) "Use Codex across ChatGPT, your editor, and the terminal, all connected by your ChatGPT account." ([source](https://openai.com/codex/))

Compared with v0: an agent that opens pull requests.

- Price: Included in ChatGPT plans; Plus $20 a month
- Best for: Delegating coding tasks to an agent
- Pitfall: Free and Go access is limited
- Not for: People who want a visual app builder

### 9. Google Stitch: Best Free UI Exploration

Stitch is a Google Labs experiment that turns prompts and images into interface designs and front-end code, with export paths into Google's developer tools. Google has not published a pricing page for it, and as a Labs project its features and limits can change. It is a good free way to explore screens before you build them.

Compared with v0: free UI exploration from Google Labs.

- Price: Free Google Labs experiment
- Best for: Exploring UI directions
- Pitfall: Experimental; no published limits
- Not for: Shipping a full app

### 10. Figma Make: Best Inside Figma

Figma Make generates working prototypes and simple web apps from prompts inside Figma, so design teams can stay in one tool. Figma's seats start free for individuals, with Professional at $12 per editor a month billed annually, per [Figma pricing](https://www.figma.com/pricing/); check that page for how Make usage is allotted on your plan. See our [Figma Make alternatives](https://superapp.dev/blog/the-best-figma-make-alternatives-in-2026) page for its limits. It is a design and prototyping tool first.

In its own words: "Sync your npm packages, library styles, and guidelines directly with Figma Make to generate high-fidelity prototypes." ([source](https://www.figma.com/make/))

Compared with v0: prototypes inside Figma.

- Price: Figma Professional from $12 per editor a month billed annually
- Best for: Design teams prototyping in Figma
- Pitfall: Prototype first, not production
- Not for: Production apps or native mobile

## What Does Each v0 Alternative Say About Itself?

Marketing copy is not proof, but a vendor's own one-line pitch shows what it is built to do. Each line below is copied verbatim from the vendor's site on November 10, 2026.

| Tool (Superapp listed first where ranked first) | In its own words | Source |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Superapp | "AI that builds your iOS or web app and runs your marketing while you sleep." | [Superapp](https://superapp.dev/) |
| Lovable | "If you can describe it, you can build it." | [Lovable](https://lovable.dev/) |
| Bolt.new | "Create stunning apps & websites by chatting with AI." | [Bolt.new](https://bolt.new/) |
| Replit | "Describe what you want in natural language, then create, launch, and grow apps, sites, tools, and businesses in one place." | [Replit](https://replit.com/) |
| Base44 | "Base44 generates the code, structure, design and logic for your app or website." | [Base44](https://base44.com/) |
| Claude Code | "Claude Code understands your codebase, edits files, runs commands, and helps you ship faster." | [Claude Code](https://claude.com/product/claude-code) |
| Cursor | "Cursor is your coding agent for building ambitious software." | [Cursor](https://cursor.com/) |
| OpenAI Codex | "Codex in ChatGPT is a command center for agentic coding." | [OpenAI Codex](https://openai.com/codex/) |
| Figma Make | "Sync your npm packages, library styles, and guidelines directly with Figma Make to generate high-fidelity prototypes." | [Figma Make](https://www.figma.com/make/) |

## Scorecard: How the v0 Alternatives Compare

Our editorial ratings (High, Medium or Low) for the reader each tool suits, based on the facts in this article. They are judgments, not measured scores.

| Tool | For developers | For non-coders | Price for light use | Gets you to a shipped app |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Superapp | Low | High | Medium | High |
| Lovable | Medium | High | Medium | Medium |
| Bolt.new | Medium | Medium | Medium | Low |
| Replit | Medium | Medium | Medium | Medium |
| Base44 | Low | High | High | Low |
| Claude Code | High | Low | Medium | Low |
| Cursor | High | Low | Medium | Low |
| OpenAI Codex | High | Low | High | Low |
| Google Stitch | Medium | Medium | High | Low |
| Figma Make | Medium | Medium | Medium | Low |

## v0 vs Lovable vs Bolt.new

| Feature (Superapp, for comparison, builds native Swift) | v0 | Lovable | Bolt.new |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Best at | React and Next.js UI | Full-stack web apps for non-developers | Fast prototypes across frameworks |
| Entry paid price | $30 per user | $25 | $25 |
| Backend and auth | Through Vercel and integrations | Built in | Through integrations |
| Mobile | Web only | No native apps | Expo and React Native |
| Code ownership | GitHub sync | GitHub sync | GitHub backup |

Our [v0 versus Lovable](https://superapp.dev/blog/a-clear-v0-versus-lovable-comparison-frontend-components-versus-full-stack-web-apps-token-versus-message-pricing-and-the-mobile-gap-both-share) comparison goes deeper on the first two.

## Which v0 Alternative Fits You?

| If you need (Superapp row first) | Pick |
| --- | --- |
| A native app in the App Store | Superapp |
| A full web app without coding | Lovable |
| A quick prototype in any framework | Bolt.new |
| Building and hosting in one place | Replit |
| An internal tool on your data | Base44 |
| The code in your own repo | Claude Code, Cursor or Codex |
| Free UI exploration | Google Stitch |
| Prototypes inside Figma | Figma Make |

## Can v0 Build a Mobile App?

Not a native one. v0 generates web apps, which you can make responsive or install as a progressive web app, but it does not output Swift, Kotlin or React Native. For a store app, the options are a native builder like Superapp for Apple platforms, or a React Native route through Expo with Bolt.new or Replit.

## What Does v0 Still Do Best?

For React and Next.js interfaces using Tailwind and shadcn-style components, v0's output is among the cleanest and most conventional of any tool here, and it deploys to Vercel in a click. If that is your stack, v0 may still be the best fit.

## What Does Each v0 Alternative Cost per Month?

| Tool (Superapp listed first) | Entry paid plan |
| --- | --- |
| Superapp | Pro $25 |
| v0 (baseline) | Plus $30 per user |
| Lovable | Pro $25 |
| Bolt.new | Pro $25 (October 2026) |
| Replit | Core $20 ($18 billed annually) |
| Base44 | Starter $16 billed annually (October 27, 2026) |
| Claude Code | Claude Pro $20 |
| Cursor | Plus $8, Grok models only |
| OpenAI Codex | ChatGPT Go $8, Plus $20 |
| Figma Make | Figma Professional from $12 per editor billed annually |
| Google Stitch | Free (Labs) |

## Superapp vs v0: Head to Head

| Feature (Superapp vs v0) | Superapp | v0 |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Output | React web apps or native Swift apps | React and Next.js web apps |
| Native iOS app | Yes, App Store publishing on a paid plan | No |
| Backend | Managed cloud services | Connects to databases as it builds |
| Marketing after launch | Selfdrive on Max, for web apps and iOS apps | None |
| Entry paid price | $25 a month (Pro) | $30 per user a month (Plus) |

## Which v0 Alternative Fits Each Kind of User?

| If you are (Superapp row first where it fits) | Pick | Why |
| --- | --- | --- |
| A founder who needs an App Store app | Superapp | Native Swift and publishing |
| A non-developer building a web app | Lovable | Easiest full stack |
| A prototyper | Bolt.new | Fast and flexible |
| A team wanting hosting included | Replit | All in one |
| An ops team | Base44 | Internal tools |
| A developer | Claude Code or Cursor | Code in your repo |
| A designer | Figma Make or Google Stitch | UI exploration |

## Where Does Superapp Fit?

Superapp does two jobs most tools on this list split across separate products. First it builds: a website, a React web app with sign-in and a managed cloud backend, or a native Swift app for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac, from a plain-English description. Its features page says "Superapp builds native apps for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac, and Vision Pro from one project," and that the output is "a standard Xcode project you own and can export anytime, with no lock-in."

Then it markets. On the $100 Max plan, Selfdrive runs growth after launch, and it now markets web apps as well as iOS apps. The [Selfdrive page](https://superapp.dev/selfdrive) says "It coordinates Apple Search Ads, App Store optimization, a website and SEO, and UGC creator campaigns," and that it "Works with apps made in Superapp and outside of it." For a web app, the relevant channels are the website, SEO, content and creator campaigns; Apple Ads and App Store optimization apply to App Store apps.

| What you need (Superapp listed first) | Superapp | Typical v0 setup |
| --- | --- | --- |
| A website | Included on Pro | Yes |
| A web app with logins and data | Yes, React with a managed backend | Usually a separate tool |
| A native iOS app | Yes, native Swift, App Store publishing on a paid plan | Usually a separate tool |
| SEO and content after launch | Selfdrive on Max, for web apps and iOS apps | You do it yourself or hire help |
| Creator (UGC) campaigns | Selfdrive on Max | Separate agency or platform |
| Apple Ads and App Store optimization | Selfdrive on Max, for App Store apps | Separate tools |

The honest limits: Superapp has no Android output yet, it does not build online stores, credits run out on heavy builds, ad spend and creator fees are paid separately, and Selfdrive is new, so judge it on your own numbers.

## What Mistakes Should You Avoid When Leaving v0?

1. Choosing on UI quality alone. Check auth, data and deployment before you commit.
2. Paying per user on v0 for teammates who only review.
3. Paying for a coding agent when you cannot review code. If you cannot read the diff, you cannot catch its mistakes.
4. Comparing plan prices without usage. Most tools now meter agent work, so a busy month costs more than the sticker.
5. Assuming every model is included. Some editors bill third-party models separately by usage.
6. Treating a web app as an iPhone app. The App Store needs a native or wrapped build, signing and review.
7. Switching tools mid-project without saving your code to Git first.
8. Letting an agent run with broad permissions on a repository or production database.
9. Skipping launch. A shipped app with no plan to get users is the most common way side projects die; plan marketing before you finish building.

## Checklist Before You Switch From v0

- Commit everything to Git before you switch.
- Write down which models and features you actually use each week.
- Check how the new tool bills agent work and third-party models.
- Recreate project rules (for example a CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md file) in the new tool.
- Run the new tool on one real task before moving the team.
- Review its permissions before letting it run commands.
- If you do not code, test whether the tool can take you to a published app, not only to code.

## Glossary

| Term (as used for Superapp and its alternatives) | Meaning |
| --- | --- |
| Coding agent | An AI that plans and makes multi-file code changes, runs commands and tests, rather than only suggesting lines. |
| Inline completion | Suggested code as you type in an editor. |
| BYO key | Bring your own API key: you pay the model provider directly instead of through the tool. |
| Repository | The folder of code, usually tracked in Git, that an agent works on. |
| Native app | An app built with a platform's own frameworks, such as Swift and SwiftUI for Apple devices. |
| React web app | A browser app built with React, the JavaScript library many AI builders output. |
| App Store submission | Signing a build, uploading it to App Store Connect and passing Apple's review. |
| Selfdrive | Superapp's marketing agent on the Max plan, which markets web apps and iOS apps after launch. |

## Frequently Asked Questions

**What is the best v0 alternative in 2026?**

Superapp if you need a native iPhone app, Lovable for a full web app without coding, and Bolt.new for the closest prompt-to-app experience.

**How much does v0 cost?**

Free with 7 messages a day, Plus at $30 per user a month, and Business at $100 per user a month, per v0's pricing page on November 10, 2026.

**Is there a free v0 alternative?**

Lovable and Bolt.new have free tiers, Google Stitch is a free Labs experiment, and Superapp offers free credits to start in most countries.

**Is Lovable better than v0?**

Lovable is better for non-developers who want a full app with a database and sign-in. v0 is better for clean React and Next.js components.

**Is Bolt.new better than v0?**

Bolt.new supports more frameworks and Expo for mobile. v0 produces more consistent Next.js UI.

**Can v0 make iOS apps?**

No. v0 builds web apps. Superapp builds native Swift apps for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac.

**What is the best v0 alternative for developers?**

Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, because they work inside your own repository and any framework.

**Does v0 only work with Next.js?**

v0 is built around React and Next.js on Vercel. Other tools on this list support more stacks.

**What is the best open alternative to v0?**

Google Stitch is free to try, and coding agents like Cline work with any model, but there is no exact open-source clone of v0's hosted experience on this list.

**Can I move my v0 project to another tool?**

Yes. v0 syncs with GitHub, so you can continue the code in Cursor, Claude Code or any editor.

**What is v0 good at?**

v0 describes itself as a collaborative AI assistant to design, iterate and scale full-stack applications for the web.

**Does v0 have a free plan?**

Yes, with 7 messages a day.

**Is Base44 good?**

It is strong for internal tools and simple business apps; its mobile route is a wrapper around the web app.

**Which v0 alternative markets the app?**

Superapp, through Selfdrive on its Max plan, for web apps and iOS apps.

**Is Google Stitch free?**

It is a Google Labs experiment with no published pricing page.

## References

- [Superapp: Pricing](https://superapp.dev/pricing)
- [Superapp: Web app builder](https://superapp.dev/web-app-builder)
- [Superapp: Selfdrive](https://superapp.dev/selfdrive)
- [v0: Pricing](https://v0.app/pricing)
- [Lovable: Plans and credits](https://docs.lovable.dev/introduction/plans-and-credits)
- [Bolt: Pricing](https://bolt.new/pricing)
- [Replit: Pricing](https://replit.com/pricing)
- [Base44: Pricing](https://base44.com/pricing)
- [Claude: Pricing](https://claude.com/pricing)
- [Cursor: Pricing](https://cursor.com/pricing)
- [OpenAI: ChatGPT and Codex pricing](https://learn.chatgpt.com/docs/pricing)
- [Figma: Pricing](https://www.figma.com/pricing/)
- [Bolt Help: GitHub integration](https://support.bolt.new/integrations/git)
- [Superapp: Lovable vs Bolt vs Replit vs v0](https://superapp.dev/blog/lovable-vs-bolt-vs-replit-vs-v0-2026)
- [Superapp: Best Figma Make alternatives](https://superapp.dev/blog/the-best-figma-make-alternatives-in-2026)
- [Superapp: Homepage](https://superapp.dev/)
- [Superapp: Product page](https://superapp.dev/features)
- [Lovable: Homepage](https://lovable.dev/)
- [Bolt.new: Homepage](https://bolt.new/)
- [Replit: Homepage](https://replit.com/)
- [Base44: Homepage](https://base44.com/)
- [Claude Code: Product page](https://claude.com/product/claude-code)
- [Cursor: Homepage](https://cursor.com/)
- [OpenAI Codex: Product page](https://openai.com/codex/)
- [Figma Make: Product page](https://www.figma.com/make/)

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