Lovable builds the app. Runza runs the business.
Both describe-and-build. Only one keeps working after the app is live — tracking your customers, sending your invoices, and running your marketing.
Prices as published on each vendor's own site — see the full stack breakdown on /compare.
Two different jobs
Lovable is built for describing an app and watching it get built — a genuinely useful tool for turning an idea into working software. Runza is built for what happens once that's live: customers to follow up with, invoices to send, marketing that needs to go out every week.
Runza still builds your site the same way
Describe your business in plain English and Runza builds a real, live site on your own domain — the same "describe it, get it built" experience, just aimed at running a business rather than a general app.
One place instead of a stack
A website builder alone still leaves a solopreneur stitching together a CRM, invoicing, and marketing tools separately. Runza Pro is $69/mo and includes all of it, sharing one customer list from day one — see the full breakdown on /compare.
Questions, answered
Can Runza build an app the way Lovable does?+
Runza builds real, working products beyond just a website — stores, booking systems, interactive tools — described in plain English the same way.
Do I need Lovable and Runza together?+
Most solo businesses don't — Runza's website builder covers the same "describe it, get it built" job, plus what happens after launch.
Is Runza more expensive than Lovable?+
Runza Pro is $69/mo against Lovable's $25/mo, but Runza also replaces a CRM, invoicing tool, and marketing stack most people pay for separately — see /compare for the full math.
See the whole picture — every tool Runza replaces, side by side.