Describe your app, watch Buildra build it, and walk away with the code. Paid plans start at $25/month for 100 credits. Free gives you 5 credits a day, up to 25 a month, and up to 3 projects. No card.
Starter is $25 a month, or $250 a year, for 100 credits. Builder is $50 for 200 and Max mode. Pro is from $100 for 400, in sizes up to 5,000.
Free gives you 5 credits a day, up to 25 a month, and up to 3 projects. No card. Try the whole flow before you pay a cent.
The source downloads as a .tar.gz on any plan, and every commit the agent makes can be mirrored to a GitHub repository you own. No vendor lock-in — leave whenever you want and keep everything.
Bolt builds websites, web apps and mobile apps in the browser and hosts them on Bolt Cloud; Buildra mirrors every commit to a GitHub repository you own. What each costs, and which one fits.
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Compare Buildra and Lovable (formerly GPT Engineer). See feature differences in AI code generation, deployment, pricing, and developer workflow.
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Replit builds, hosts and publishes apps from a chat, with 50+ languages and a real workspace behind it; Buildra mirrors every commit to a GitHub repository you own. What each costs, and which question you are asking.
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v0 builds, deploys and hosts full-stack apps on Vercel; Buildra mirrors every agent commit to a GitHub repository you own. What each costs and which one your project wants.
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Cursor is a coding agent for people who already have a repository; Buildra generates an app and publishes it. What Cursor costs, how its usage is metered, and which question you are actually asking.
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Compare Buildra and Base44 side-by-side. Both are AI app builders but differ in code quality, deployment, and full-stack capabilities. See which fits your needs.
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Retool builds internal tools on top of your databases; Buildra generates an app whose code lands in your own repository. What each costs, and which question you are actually asking.
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Windsurf is now Devin Desktop, from Cognition: windsurf.com redirects to devin.ai. What it costs, what it deploys, and where Buildra fits — read from Cognition's own pages.
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Create.xyz is now Anything. It builds web and phone apps, submits them to the app stores, and cannot be used to build at all without a paid plan. What it costs, and where Buildra fits.
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Tempo is no longer a hosted app builder: it is a macOS and Windows app you install and point at a repository you already have. What it costs, what it does not do, and which question you are actually asking.
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Softgen builds Next.js apps on managed Supabase and deploys them to your own Vercel account; Buildra mirrors every agent commit to a GitHub repository you own. What each costs and where each fits.
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Deux constructeurs d’apps IA, comparés sur le prix, sur ce que permet chaque offre gratuite et sur le moment où chacun vous rend le code source.
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Deux créateurs d’apps qui partent d’un prompt, comparés sur le prix, ce que permet chaque offre gratuite, la façon de récupérer le code et les apps mobiles.
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Deux créateurs d’apps par IA qui tournent dans le navigateur, comparés sur le prix, ce que permet chaque offre gratuite, le moment où le code est à vous et les apps mobiles.
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The shortest path: read the comparison for whichever tool you’re currently using or considering, then try Buildra’s free tier. You’ll know in one generation whether it’s the right fit — and your code is on your GitHub either way.