Fabricate costs $25 monthly for Pro. Free tier? You get 60 credits and one published project. Pro bumps that to 350 credits—rollover caps at 100. Scale runs $50 with 700 credits and 200-credit rollover. Annual billing cuts 20%.
You describe what you want in plain text. Fabricate builds the entire application—frontend and backend both. Over 2,500 builders use it already. You get a web-based IDE with live preview. See changes instantly. Deploy with one click. Push your code to GitHub or download it entirely. Custom domains work on paid plans.
Fabricate handles e-commerce stores, CRM tools, booking systems—whatever you need. A freelancer pitching a client could spin up a working prototype during the actual sales call. That's the appeal.
Free plan's restrictive though. One published project means you can't keep multiple live demos running simultaneously. You're locked to the Low model too. Pro and Scale unlock Medium and Max models. Credits matter here—you'll need to watch usage carefully. Running out mid-project would be frustrating.
Remove the Fabricate badge on paid plans. Project sharing? Unlimited across all tiers. Community support only on free. Priority support kicks in at Pro level. Enterprise pricing is custom. Fabricate positions itself against Lovable and similar options—but execution speed matters most. If you're constantly building prototypes or client demos, pricing makes sense. Building one app and iterating slowly? Maybe not.
