AI app builder pricing tracker
Entry prices for every builder reviewed on this site, side by side, with the month-to-month and annual numbers separated - because the difference between them is where most published comparisons quietly go wrong.
Last verified: 18 August 2026· every price re-checked against the vendor's own pricing page plus two independent sources.
| Tool | Month‑to‑month | Billed yearly | Free tier | Worth paying for if | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
GitHub Copilot Read the review | $10/mo | $8.33/mo | Yes | Developers who want autocomplete, not an agent Skip it for: Non-developers Pro ($100/yr). Free tier: 2,000 completions/mo. | Try it → |
Framer Read the review | $15/mo | $10/mo | Yes | Marketing sites you want to look designed Skip it for: Apps with logged-in users Basic site plan. Editor seats billed separately. | Try it → |
Cursor Read the review | $20/mo | $16/mo | Yes | People who already write code Skip it for: Non-developers Pro. Free "Hobby" tier has limited agent requests. | Try it → |
Lovable Read the review | $25/mo | $21/mo | Yes | SaaS MVPs that need auth and a database Skip it for: Static marketing sites Pro: 100 credits/mo. Free tier is 5 credits/day. | Try it → |
Bolt.new Read the review | $25/mo | No annual rate | Yes | A working prototype in one sitting Skip it for: Anything that needs a real backend Pro: 10M tokens/mo. Annual discount advertised but inconsistent across Bolt’s own pages. | Try it → |
Replit Read the review | $25/mo | $20/mo | Yes | Building and hosting in one place Skip it for: Predictable monthly billing Core: includes $25/mo of usage credits. | Try it → |
Webflow Read the review | $25/mo | $15/mo | Yes | Content sites you will keep editing Skip it for: A one-page launch this weekend Basic site plan. Workspace seats are a separate charge. | Try it → |
v0 by Vercel Read the review | $30/mo | No annual rate | Yes | Turning a design idea into React components Skip it for: Full applications Plus, per user. The older $20 Premium tier is closed to new signups. | Try it → |
Bubble Read the review | $32/mo | $29/mo | Yes | Marketplaces and internal tools with real logic Skip it for: Anyone in a hurry Starter: 50K workload units. | Try it → |
How this table is put together
Two numbers, not one. Nearly every vendor advertises the annual price as if it were the monthly price, so a comparison that lists a single figure per tool is usually comparing one company's discounted yearly rate against another's full month-to-month rate. 7 of these 9 tools charge less if you commit to a year; the rest publish one rate or no reliable annual figure at all.
The entry price is still the least useful number here. Every one of these tools bills against something that runs out - messages, credits, workload units, compute minutes - and the tier you actually end up on depends on how much you build rather than which plan you picked on day one. That is what the note under each row is for.
All 9 let you start without paying. Use that. Build the same small thing on two of them and you will learn more in an afternoon than any comparison table can tell you, including this one.
If you're picking one to pay for
You can already code. GitHub Copilot is the cheapest paid option in the table at $10/mo, and it's the right first step if you mostly want faster autocomplete rather than an agent rewriting files. Cursor costs twice that and earns it once you're doing multi-file work.
You can't, and you want a real app. Lovable, at $25/mo month-to-month or $21/mo on a year. It costs more than an editor because it hands you a database and auth without you understanding either. That's the thing you're actually buying, and it's also the thing that will bite you the first time something breaks. The free tier is five credits a day, which is enough to find out whether you like it and not enough to ship anything.
You want a site, not an app. Framer or Webflow. Framer gets you there faster and cheaper, Webflow gives you more room to grow. Watch the billing cycle on both: each roughly doubles in price if you pay monthly instead of yearly, and Webflow's site plan is separate from the workspace seat you may also end up paying for. Neither one needs the AI builders at all.
You're not sure yet. Don't pay anyone. Start on Bolt's free tier, get something ugly working, and let that tell you which of the problems above you actually have.
Corrections
Prices move and vendors rename plans without notice. If something here is out of date, tell me and I'll fix it and re-date the table: hello@aibuilderhub.app.