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The best v0 alternatives in 2026 (and when to stay on v0)

The main v0 alternatives are SPOE, Lovable, Bolt, Base44 and Replit. Pick SPOE if you want private inference and to keep and export your code: its default models keep no copy of your prompts, a second model from a different family reviews every change, and every export is signed and runs with docker compose up, with nothing of SPOE inside. Stay on v0 if you build in Next.js, host on Vercel already, and want one place from prompt to production, with GitHub pull requests and preview deployments.

Lovable is for one managed service that builds, hosts and runs your web app, with its database and sign-in built in. Bolt is for building in one browser tab with nothing to install, or mobile apps with Expo. Base44 is for sign-in, a database and integrations that work with no setup, on its own infrastructure. Replit is for one company to build your app and run it on its cloud.

SPOE made this page, and SPOE is one of the picks, so every line about another builder is from that builder's own pages, with the link and the date it was read (2026-10-22 or 2026-10-26). Each one also says when that builder may suit you better. Updated 26 October 2026.

At a glance

Builder	Free plan	Paid plans from	Get your code out	Runs without the builder	Your prompts and training	Best if
SPOE	5 free prompts a day on the default models once you have signed up and your email address is proven (by Google or GitHub, or where email sign-up is open, a code we email you). No card. Then any first payment opens every model and export, for good.	US$25 a month, or a one-off credit pack from US$19. Credits never expire.	A ZIP, unlocked for good by your first payment of any size.	docker compose up, with nothing of SPOE inside.	The default models keep no copy. Chats, bots and images stay on your device.	You want to hold the code, prove what was built, and keep your prompts private.
Lovable	5 build credits a day, up to 30 a month. Starting to build is free. (source)	$25 a month (Pro, 100 credits), or $21 a month billed yearly. (source)	A ZIP on paid plans. On any plan, one file at a time. (source)	Only once it stops calling Lovable. Its built-in backend, AI and connectors run through Lovable until you replace them. (source)	On Free and Pro, your data may train its models unless you opt out, since 9 September 2026. Business and Enterprise are excluded by default. (source)	You would rather one managed service build, host and run your web app, with its database, sign-in, storage and AI built in, than run the code yourself.
Bolt	1 million tokens a month, at most 300,000 a day. (source)	$25 a month (Pro, billed monthly), or $18 a month billed yearly. (source)	A ZIP of the project files, at any time. (source)	The download runs on your computer with npm install && npm run dev. Its pages do not say whether an app on Bolt Database keeps working after you leave. (source)	May train AI models on your projects and chats unless you turn the setting off; it is off by default only in the EU, UK and Switzerland. (source)	You want to build in one browser tab with nothing to install, and let Bolt Cloud handle the database, sign-in, hosting and domain, or build mobile apps with Expo.
Base44	5 message credits a day, up to 25 a month, and up to 5 apps. (source)	$16 a month (Starter, billed yearly). (source)	A ZIP from Builder up. Its docs call it a copy, not a way off Base44. (source)	No. Its docs say exported code still relies on Base44 to run, and Base44 does not support self-hosting. (source)	Can be used to train AI models on every plan but Enterprise, with no opt-out setting. (source)	You want authentication, a database and integrations that work with no setup, and are happy to run the app on Base44's infrastructure.
Replit	Starter is free: a daily Agent allowance, limited monthly cloud credits and one published app, whose link goes down after 30 days. (source)	$18 a month (Core, billed yearly). (source)	A ZIP from the file tree's menu. (source)	Self-hosting is Enterprise only, in early access: a Docker image, a Terraform file and an SBOM. (source)	Your prompts and its responses are used to improve its models. The opt-out is described for Pro; Enterprise content is not used for training. (source)	You want one company to build your app and also run it, with the backend, database, file storage, sign-in and one-click hosting managed on its cloud.
v0 (for comparison)	7 messages a day, and $5 of credits once for new users. (source)	$30 per user a month (Plus). Premium, at $20, is closed to new users. (source)	A ZIP from the project menu. (source)	You can export the code and deploy it elsewhere, its FAQ says. Env vars, deploys and previews come with a Vercel project. (source)	May use your prompts and content for training unless you opt out in your Vercel team's data preferences. Enterprise content is not used. (source)	You build in Next.js, host on Vercel already, and want one place from prompt to production, with GitHub pull requests and preview deployments.

Read from each product's own pages on 2026-10-22. Prices and plans change; follow the links for theirs today.

The alternatives, one by one

1. SPOE: for keeping and exporting your code, with private inference

Pick SPOE if you want private inference and to keep and export your code: its default models keep no copy of your prompts, a second model from a different family reviews every change, and every export is signed and runs with docker compose up, with nothing of SPOE inside.

Free to start. 5 free prompts a day on the default models once you have signed up and your email address is proven (by Google or GitHub, or where email sign-up is open, a code we email you), no card: each one a build or a change, back every day at midnight UTC. Your first payment of any size, a credit pack or a plan, opens every model, chat, pictures and export, for good. A whole app on the default model usually takes about 70 to 200 credits, and you see the estimate first.
Paying. A plan from US$25 a month for 6,000 credits every month (two months free by the year), or a credit pack bought once, from US$19 for 4,000 credits. Credits never expire, and each model is used at its own price.
Export, for good. Your first payment of any size unlocks export permanently, whether or not you ever pay again. Locked or not, the code is always visible and copyable in the editor.
Proof. Every export is signed: an Ed25519-signed provenance manifest from SPOE, with a record of it on APIR's hash-chained log. APIR is a sister company of SPOE, run by the same founder. spoe.ai/verify checks every file and that spoe.ai signed it, in your browser; the verifier inside checks your own copy offline.
Runs without us. An export is a Next.js, Fastify and Postgres project, a plain HTML website or a browser game, that starts with docker compose up and has no SPOE dependency inside.
Privacy. The default models run on Venice's private inference, which keeps no copy of prompts or outputs. Claude, GPT and Gemini run anonymized: Venice passes the request on without saying who you are. Chats, bots and images stay in your browser.

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2. Lovable: for one managed service that builds, hosts and runs your web app, with its database and sign-in built in

Lovable may suit you better if you would rather one managed service build, host and run your web app, with its database, sign-in, storage and AI built in, than run the code yourself.

Free to start. 5 build credits a day, up to 30 a month. Starting to build is free. (source)
Paid plans from. $25 a month (Pro, 100 credits), or $21 a month billed yearly. (source)
Download your code. A ZIP on paid plans. On any plan, one file at a time. (source)
Runs without the builder. Only once it stops calling Lovable. Its built-in backend, AI and connectors run through Lovable until you replace them. (source)
Your prompts. On Free and Pro, your data may train its models unless you opt out, since 9 September 2026. Business and Enterprise are excluded by default. (source)

SPOE vs Lovable · Lovable alternatives · How to export from Lovable

3. Bolt: for building in one browser tab with nothing to install, or mobile apps with Expo

Bolt may suit you better if you want to build in one browser tab with nothing to install, and let Bolt Cloud handle the database, sign-in, hosting and domain, or build mobile apps with Expo.

Free to start. 1 million tokens a month, at most 300,000 a day. (source)
Paid plans from. $25 a month (Pro, billed monthly), or $18 a month billed yearly. (source)
Download your code. A ZIP of the project files, at any time. (source)
Runs without the builder. The download runs on your computer with npm install && npm run dev. Its pages do not say whether an app on Bolt Database keeps working after you leave. (source)
Your prompts. May train AI models on your projects and chats unless you turn the setting off; it is off by default only in the EU, UK and Switzerland. (source)

SPOE vs Bolt · Bolt alternatives · How to export from Bolt

4. Base44: for sign-in, a database and integrations that work with no setup, on its own infrastructure

Base44 may suit you better if you want authentication, a database and integrations that work with no setup, and are happy to run the app on Base44's infrastructure.

Free to start. 5 message credits a day, up to 25 a month, and up to 5 apps. (source)
Paid plans from. $16 a month (Starter, billed yearly). (source)
Download your code. A ZIP from Builder up. Its docs call it a copy, not a way off Base44. (source)
Runs without the builder. No. Its docs say exported code still relies on Base44 to run, and Base44 does not support self-hosting. (source)
Your prompts. Can be used to train AI models on every plan but Enterprise, with no opt-out setting. (source)

SPOE vs Base44 · Base44 alternatives · How to export from Base44

5. Replit: for one company to build your app and run it on its cloud

Replit may suit you better if you want one company to build your app and also run it, with the backend, database, file storage, sign-in and one-click hosting managed on its cloud.

Free to start. Starter is free: a daily Agent allowance, limited monthly cloud credits and one published app, whose link goes down after 30 days. (source)
Paid plans from. $18 a month (Core, billed yearly). (source)
Download your code. A ZIP from the file tree's menu. (source)
Runs without the builder. Self-hosting is Enterprise only, in early access: a Docker image, a Terraform file and an SBOM. (source)
Your prompts. Your prompts and its responses are used to improve its models. The opt-out is described for Pro; Enterprise content is not used for training. (source)

SPOE vs Replit · Replit alternatives · How to export from Replit

When to stay on v0

Stay on v0 if you build in Next.js, host on Vercel already, and want one place from prompt to production, with GitHub pull requests and preview deployments.

If you do leave: v0 pushes your project's code to a new private GitHub repository on every plan, Free included, and sends later changes as pull requests. A chat's code also downloads as a ZIP from the project menu or through v0's API. The data stays with the database provider you added, such as Neon or Supabase, and environment variables and domains stay in the linked Vercel project. How to export your code from v0.

Questions

Is there a free v0 alternative?

Yes. SPOE gives 5 free prompts a day on its default models once you have signed up and proven your email address, with no card. From their own pages: Lovable: 5 build credits a day, up to 30 a month. Starting to build is free. Bolt: 1 million tokens a month, at most 300,000 a day. Base44: 5 message credits a day, up to 25 a month, and up to 5 apps. Replit: Starter is free: a daily Agent allowance, limited monthly cloud credits and one published app, whose link goes down after 30 days. v0 itself: 7 messages a day, and $5 of credits once for new users.

Which v0 alternative lets me export my code?

Every one of them lets you take the code out in some form; what tells them apart is whether the app runs without the builder. SPOE: A ZIP, unlocked for good by your first payment of any size. Runs without it: docker compose up, with nothing of SPOE inside. Lovable: A ZIP on paid plans. On any plan, one file at a time. Runs without it: Only once it stops calling Lovable. Its built-in backend, AI and connectors run through Lovable until you replace them. Bolt: A ZIP of the project files, at any time. Runs without it: The download runs on your computer with npm install && npm run dev. Its pages do not say whether an app on Bolt Database keeps working after you leave. Base44: A ZIP from Builder up. Its docs call it a copy, not a way off Base44. Runs without it: No. Its docs say exported code still relies on Base44 to run, and Base44 does not support self-hosting. Replit: A ZIP from the file tree's menu. Runs without it: Self-hosting is Enterprise only, in early access: a Docker image, a Terraform file and an SBOM.

Does v0 train on my data?

v0's own page says: May use your prompts and content for training unless you opt out in your Vercel team's data preferences. Enterprise content is not used. SPOE: The default models keep no copy. Chats, bots and images stay on your device.

How do I get my code out of v0?

v0 pushes your project's code to a new private GitHub repository on every plan, Free included, and sends later changes as pull requests. A chat's code also downloads as a ZIP from the project menu or through v0's API. The data stays with the database provider you added, such as Neon or Supabase, and environment variables and domains stay in the linked Vercel project. Step by step, from v0's own docs: spoe.ai/how-to-export/v0.

When should I stay on v0?

Stay on v0 if you build in Next.js, host on Vercel already, and want one place from prompt to production, with GitHub pull requests and preview deployments.

Which v0 alternative keeps my prompts private?

SPOE. The default models run on Venice's private inference, which keeps no copy of prompts or outputs. Claude, GPT and Gemini run anonymized: Venice passes the request on without saying who you are. Chats, bots and images stay in your browser. From the others' own pages: Lovable: On Free and Pro, your data may train its models unless you opt out, since 9 September 2026. Business and Enterprise are excluded by default. Bolt: May train AI models on your projects and chats unless you turn the setting off; it is off by default only in the EU, UK and Switzerland. Base44: Can be used to train AI models on every plan but Enterprise, with no opt-out setting. Replit: Your prompts and its responses are used to improve its models. The opt-out is described for Pro; Enterprise content is not used for training.

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