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The best Replit alternatives in 2027 are Lovable (best overall, $25/mo), Bolt.new (best free plan: 1M tokens a month) and Dyad (best open source, Apache-2.0). Replit itself starts at $20/mo. Zekai checked these prices on vendor pages on 14 Nov 2026; 7 more are compared below, including 3 with a free plan and 4 open source.
Replit Core costs $20 a month, or $18 billed yearly, and Pro costs $100. The best alternatives for 2027 are Lovable for prompt-to-app building, Bolt.new for a free token allowance, Base44 for the lowest yearly entry price, v0 for Vercel deployment and Cursor for local coding. Dyad and bolt.diy are the main open-source choices. Prices read on 14 November 2026.
| Tool | Type | Starting price | Free plan limit | Best for | Cost for your team | Checked | |
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 ReplitThe tool you are replacing |
You are here | $20/moCore, $20 billed monthly or $18/mo billed yearly; Pro $100 monthly or $90/mo billed yearly |
Free Mode: up to 30 hours chat, 60 projects | Browser workspace that builds and hosts apps | — | 14 Nov 2026 | Pricing ↗ |
 Lovable Not yet reviewed by ZekaiBest overall |
Free plan + paid | $25/moPro, $25 billed monthly or $21/mo billed yearly; Business $50 monthly or $42 yearly |
Free grants, 5 lovable.app domains, invite-only publishing | Prompt-to-app builder with team seats | — | 14 Nov 2026 | Pricing ↗ |
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Free plan + paid | $25/moPro, $25 billed monthly or $18/mo billed yearly ($216 a year); Teams $30 monthly or $27 yearly per member |
300K tokens a day, 1M a month, Bolt branding | Browser app builder with a token-based free plan | — | 14 Nov 2026 | Pricing ↗ |
Base44 Not yet reviewed by ZekaiCheapest paid |
Free plan + paid | $20/moStarter, $20 billed monthly or $16/mo billed yearly; Builder $50 monthly or $40 yearly |
25 message credits and 100 integration credits a month | Message-credit app builder, lowest yearly price | — | 14 Nov 2026 | Pricing ↗ |
 v0 Not yet reviewed by Zekai |
Free plan + paid | $30/user/moPlus, $30 per user per month; Business $100 per user; the page also shows an unlabeled $90 beside Plus |
$5 one-time credits, 7 messages a day | Vercel-based UI and app generator | — | 14 Nov 2026 | Pricing ↗ |
 Cursor Zekai score 9.5 |
Free plan + paid | $8/moPlus, monthly; Premium $30, Super $100, Ultra $200 a month; Teams from $30 per user; no yearly price shown |
Limited agent and chat requests | Desktop code editor with agents | — | 14 Nov 2026 | Pricing ↗ |
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Open source | Free (self-hosted) |
No limit, self-hosted (Apache-2.0) | Local, private app builder on your desktop | $0 | 14 Nov 2026 | Code ↗ |
 bolt.diy Zekai score 7.7 |
Open source | Free (self-hosted) |
No limit, self-hosted (MIT) | Bolt workspace with your choice of model | $0 | 14 Nov 2026 | Code ↗ |
 Open Lovable Zekai score 7.4 |
Open source | Free (self-hosted) |
No limit, self-hosted (MIT) | Chat-to-React example app builder | $0 | 14 Nov 2026 | Code ↗ |
 Onlook Zekai score 7.2 |
Open source | Free (self-hosted) |
No limit, self-hosted (Apache-2.0) | Visual editing for Next.js and Tailwind | $0 | 14 Nov 2026 | Code ↗ |
 OpenHands Zekai score 7.6 |
Open source | Free (self-hosted) |
No limit, self-hosted (MIT) | Self-hosted coding-agent control centre | $0 | 14 Nov 2026 | Code ↗ |
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Claim your toolReplit lists no standalone free plan on its pricing page, which shows Core at $20 monthly and Pro at $100. Its Core feature list mentions Free Mode with up to 30 hours of chat and up to 60 projects, and the catalogue records the first prompt as free.
Source: Replit pricing page, read 14 Nov 2026.
Free Mode: up to 30 hours chat, 60 projects
Core, $20 billed monthly or $18/mo billed yearly; Pro $100 monthly or $90/mo billed yearly
Bolt.new has the clearest free plan read: 300K tokens a day and 1M a month, with Bolt branding on sites. Base44's Free plan gives 25 message credits a month, Lovable's gives free credit grants and five lovable.app domains, and v0 gives $5 in one-time credits and 7 messages a day. Dyad is free and local.
Dyad (Apache-2.0, with fair-source code under src/pro) is a local desktop builder that needs only your own AI API keys. bolt.diy (MIT) offers 22+ model providers through pnpm or Docker. Open Lovable (MIT) and Onlook (Apache-2.0) need extra services, and OpenHands (MIT) runs coding agents on hardware you control.
On monthly billing Replit Core is $20, Base44 Starter $20, Lovable Pro $25, Bolt.new Pro $25 and v0 Plus $30 per user; Cursor Plus is $8. Billed yearly, Base44 drops to $16, Replit to $18, Bolt to $18 and Lovable to $21. Replit Pro, at $100, adds collaboration for up to 15 builders.
Pros and cons from the Zekai review of Bolt.new · Verdict: AI Web & App Builder
Pros and cons from the Zekai review of Cursor · Verdict: Agentic AI Coding Assistant
A Replit blog post says that from Feb 20, 2026 Core includes collaboration for up to 5 people at no price change and a new Pro plan starts at $100 a month for up to 15 builders with a 28-day database recovery window. (source)
Replit's AI billing docs describe Agent usage as effort-based: simpler requests cost less than complex builds, each completed request is one checkpoint, and third-party AI services are billed at the provider's API rate from your credits. (source)
Lovable is the best overall Replit alternative on this page ($25/mo). For no cost, Bolt.new has a free plan (300K tokens a day, 1M a month, Bolt branding). To self-host, Dyad is open source (Apache-2.0).
Yes. Replit has a free plan: Free Mode: up to 30 hours chat, 60 projects. Paid plans start at $20/mo, checked on 14 Nov 2026.
Yes. Dyad, bolt.diy, Open Lovable, Onlook, OpenHands are open source and free to self-host. Lovable, Bolt.new, Base44, v0, Cursor have a free plan with limits, shown in the table.
Base44 starts at $20/mo, against $20/mo for Replit, as listed on each vendor's pricing page on 14 Nov 2026.
If each of 5 people buys the entry paid plan, at the prices Zekai checked on 14 Nov 2026, the monthly cost is Cursor $40/mo, Base44 $100/mo, Lovable $125/mo, against Replit $100/mo for Replit. Team and business plans can cost more per seat. The Zekai Cost Finder on this page recalculates for any team size.
Pro includes 100 monthly credits with rollovers, custom domains and unlimited users at $25 monthly or $21 yearly; Business adds SSO and a security centre at $50. Choose Lovable if you want credit rollovers, custom domains and unlimited collaborators on a prompt-to-app builder. Stay with Replit if you want unlimited workspaces and AI integrations in a $20 plan with the hosting side included.
The documented reasons are: A Replit blog post says that from Feb 20, 2026 Core includes collaboration for up to 5 people at no price change and a new Pro plan starts at $100 a month for up to 15 builders with a 28-day database recovery window (20 Feb 2026); Replit's AI billing docs describe Agent usage as effort-based: simpler requests cost less than complex builds, each completed request is one checkpoint, and third-party AI services are billed at the provider's API rate from your credits (14 Nov 2026). Each is sourced in the section above.
Lovable and Bolt.new are the closest prompt-to-app builders; Cursor suits people who code locally; Dyad and bolt.diy are open-source options if you want to run the builder yourself.
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