Companies Using Lovable

Mostly small software, IT services and agency teams. Our live crawl counts 7,395 domains with a Lovable signal and 4,884 matched companies, and 52.5% of those employ 10 people or fewer. Large names such as SAP, Uber and GSK appear because they verified a domain with Lovable, not because their websites run on it. Sites we verified as built with Lovable include Charger Logistics and Rashmi Metaliks.

We count 7,395 domains carrying a Lovable signal in our September 2026 crawl, and 4,884 match a company record. That is not a customer count. In a random 150-domain sample, 25.3% were DNS verifications with no Lovable site behind them. In the other direction, a signal tied to Lovable's hosting script, which we do not yet count, matches 111,973 domains, only 308 of them in this total. 275 domains have dropped the signal since March 2026.

Lovable holds 0.04% of the CMS & Website Builders category, ranking #73. This is a share of the domains we detect running a platform in this category — not a share of all websites, and not a share of spending — so it is not directly comparable to figures published on other denominators.

It depends on the job. For AI-built apps, people usually compare Lovable with Bolt, v0 and Replit. For a marketing site, Webflow and Framer are closer. The category leaders by detected domains are WordPress (60.02%), Wix (8.81%) and Squarespace (6.53%), but Lovable rarely replaces them: 1,069 domains have carried WordPress and Lovable together, and no switching flow between the two passed our tests.

United States leads with 1,148 matched Lovable domains, followed by India (441), Brazil (409), United Kingdom (329), Germany (200). These are counts within the 4,884 domains we could match to a company record, not the full detected base.

The most common company size is 1-10 employees, representing 52.5% of the Lovable domains we could match to a company record and size — a subset of 4,884 matched companies, not of all 7,395 detected domains. This is followed by 11-50 employees (17.85%) and 51-200 employees (13.68%).

Among the Lovable domains we could match to a company with a known founding date, the largest group was founded in the 2020s (37.65%), followed by the 2010s (34.03%). That matched subset is drawn from 4,884 companies and is not representative of all 7,395 detected domains. This suggests Lovable is most popular among relatively young companies.

The ideal Lovable customer is: Company Size: 1-10 employees, Location: US, India, Brazil, or UK, Industry: Software, IT services, Founded: 2010s-2020s, Stack: Tailwind, Radix UI, shadcn/ui — based on our analysis of 4,884 enriched companies at TechnologyChecker.io.

Mostly small and mid-size company sites and single-purpose pages. We browser-verified 29 examples in September 2026, including Charger Logistics (chargerlogistics.com), Rashmi Metaliks, Frangorico, and subdomains such as admission.must.edu.eg, appointments.nethradhama.org and vagas.transtecworld.com. None of those companies has more than 5,000 employees, and 10 of the 29 sites sit on a subdomain beside a main site built on something else.

More than our headline says. Our Lovable detection counts 7,395 domains, and about a quarter of a random sample were DNS verifications rather than sites. But Lovable-hosted sites load an analytics script our Lovable detection does not read yet, and a signal tied to it matches 111,973 domains in our crawl. In a spot check, 22 of the 25 that loaded served Lovable's script.

Because they have verified a domain with Lovable. A lovable_verification record in DNS proves that someone connected that domain to a Lovable account. It does not mean the public website runs on Lovable. Of the 50 largest companies behind these domains, 42 carried only that record and none served the Lovable script. Records like this are also rarely deleted, so they can outlive the account.

Open the page source and the network tab. Signs we used to verify sites: a script loaded from cdn.gpteng.co, a /~flock.js analytics script served from the site's own domain, images under a /lovable-uploads/ path or on a lovable.app subdomain, and the default component set of Tailwind CSS, Radix UI and shadcn/ui. A DNS lovable_verification record alone only proves an account.

Yes. Lovable can publish a project to a lovable.app subdomain or to a custom domain, and it can also sync the code to GitHub for hosting elsewhere. Our data shows both routes. Lovable-hosted sites carry Lovable's own analytics script, while among the domains our Lovable detection counts, 27.1% run on Vercel and 16.16% on Netlify, which points to exported projects.

Yes, and some companies do. Charger Logistics, Rashmi Metaliks, Frangorico and Adda Education serve their main company sites from Lovable-built code in our September 2026 check. The output is a React app styled with Tailwind CSS, so content changes go through prompts or code rather than a CMS editor. That is one reason many teams use it for a single subdomain instead.

Our chart can't answer that. Lovable rose from 1,362 domains in June 2026 to 7,395 in September, but every sampled domain showing Lovable's script was first detected in August or September, when that part of our detection began matching. The crawled domain set also changes every month. Treat the September figure as a current reading, not a growth rate.

It is a script host used by Lovable. The name comes from GPT Engineer, the project Lovable grew out of before it took its current name. Many Lovable projects load a small script from cdn.gpteng.co, and it is the main signal our crawl uses to confirm that a page was built with Lovable. We saw it on 101 of 150 randomly sampled Lovable domains.

React with Vite, styled with Tailwind CSS and built from Radix UI and shadcn/ui components, often with Supabase as the back end. Our crawl confirms the front end: Tailwind CSS appears on 83.07% of live Lovable domains, Radix UI on 75.79%, React Router on 75.08% and shadcn/ui on 73.3%. Google Analytics is the most common add-on at 44.16%.