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Bolt.new vs Lovable

A side-by-side comparison of Bolt.new and Lovable, two Agent tools, drawn from Ignaite's continuously-verified listings.

Compared from listings verified as of

Bolt.new

Agent

Prompt-to-app generator running in the browser. WebContainers under the hood.

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Lovable

Agent

Prompt a full-stack app into existence — UI, backend, and deploy.

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At a glance

Feature comparison of Bolt.new and Lovable
AttributeBolt.newLovable
CategoryAgentAgent
PricingFREEMIUMFREEMIUM
LicenseProprietaryProprietary
DeploymentCloudCloud
PlatformsWebWeb
Model supportMulti-modelMulti-model
Vendor (differs)StackBlitzLovable

The honest brief

Bolt.new

Runs the whole Node stack in-browser via WebContainers, giving a real full-stack IDE no rival sandbox matches.

  • Full Node stack runs in the browser tab
  • Code-first with a real editable IDE
  • Generates frontend, backend, and deps
  • Good for modern JS framework projects
  • Token usage can burn fast on iteration
  • Less hand-holding than design-first builders
  • Backend/database wiring weaker than Lovable

Lovable

Wires a Supabase backend and GitHub sync into every generated app — leans full-stack where v0 stops at UI.

  • Built-in Supabase backend
  • GitHub sync + one-click publish
  • Fast idea-to-shipped product
  • Beginner-friendly, no-code path
  • Can burn credits on complex apps
  • Less control than hand-coding
  • Opinionated React/Supabase stack