Create, edit and publish, then run your website and your app from their own dashboard. Every feature shown in real screenshots.
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A Next.js project in React and TypeScript, sent to your GitHub repository. A spec change made in the repository comes back to Eqlo.
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Paste a URL. In thirty seconds you see exactly what Google receives before any JavaScript runs.
Check a URLThis AI website builder blog explains, with a date on every article, how a site or an app goes from one sentence to a live address: writing the pages, taking payments through Stripe, publishing in the app stores and being found on Google. We publish when a change in the product is worth explaining.
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Sixteen AI mobile app builders, checked on November 5, 2026. Rork, FlutterFlow, Bubble and Anything send a native app to both stores. Lovable, Glide and ChatGPT stay a web page.
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We checked 159 live Webflow and Framer home pages and priced three sites over 12 months. Framer wins on small design-led sites; Webflow wins as a site grows.
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Ten published tests gave Lovable and Base44 the same prompt. Base44 finished the first version first in every timed test. Lovable syncs the code to GitHub on every plan, including Free.
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I tested both Hostinger AI Builder modes, then the renewal. Premium is $119.52 for four years and $527.52 for the next four, before tax. Manual mode fits a brochure site. Agentic mode bills every message.
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I spent a month on Framer with a six-page site. The first draft took half an hour, Basic was $15, and buying credits brought the month to $45, the price of Pro. What that month showed, and when Wix fits better.
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Base44 builds a working first app in minutes. This dated review covers what Builder really costs at $50 a month, why credits can only be topped up by upgrading, and which parts of your app an export leaves on Base44.
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Four published tests timed the same brief in Lovable and in Replit. Lovable reached a working app first every time. The year-one bill then depends on how each tool charges the fixes.
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Replit Agent review from public evidence: published build times, what credits cost on October 19, 2026, what 120 recent Trustpilot reviews complain about, and what search engines see on replit.app apps.
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Lovable pricing on October 17, 2026: Free, Pro at $25 and Business at $50, 5 free credits a day, and what published projects actually used.
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Eight Lovable alternatives checked on free plans, first-month cost, lock-in and phone apps. Also, what Google receives from apps already published with these tools, measured on October 16, 2026.
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We built a booking app for a yoga studio in Lyon with Bolt.new, from first prompt to live Stripe payments in seven days. Tokens per phase, code quality, plan costs and who Bolt fits.
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I built a plumber's website and a baby products store in Lovable and in Eqlo on October 15, 2026. Lovable was about 30 seconds faster and stays the pick for complex apps. For a small business site, here's what Google receives, what the credits cost and what Shopify adds.
Read the articleHow Eqlo builds and runs a project: the first version from a sentence, edits in the chat, the admin of each site, the online store with Stripe, bookings, publishing a mobile app and the search side of a published site.
There is no fixed schedule. An article goes out when a feature changes or when a question keeps coming back from people building with Eqlo.
The guide inside the studio has 15 chapters written for beginners, with screenshots and sample sentences to paste. The blog explains the reasons behind a choice, and the documentation covers each screen.
Yes, as long as you keep the article’s date and link to it. Prices and limits change over time, so the date tells your readers when the figure was true.