Same.new

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Prompt-first AI web app builder that turns a URL or description into a live, hosted full-stack app.

Freemium· Free (500K tokens/mo) / Basic $10/mo (2M tokens) / Pro $25/mo (5M tokens) / Max $50/mo (10M tokens) / Ultra $100/mo (20M tokens, $10 per additional 2M overage). Tokens do not roll over.CodingUndisclosed premium frontier models (paid tiers)

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Best for

Founders, indie hackers and product designers who need to turn an idea, a reference site, or a screenshot into a live, shareable full-stack web app in an afternoon without wiring a Next.js project by hand.

Skip if

Teams shipping regulated production software, engineers who want deterministic per-seat pricing, or anyone whose workflow involves dozens of rebuild iterations per day (token metering will bite).

Same.new (formerly branded as same.dev) is a prompt-first AI web app builder aimed at the same territory occupied by Lovable, v0 and Bolt: you type a description, paste a URL, or upload a screenshot, and it produces a working full-stack web application that you can preview, edit and publish to a live URL in minutes. It's positioned for founders, designers and developers who want to move from concept to a shareable demo without hand-writing a Next.js project, wiring Tailwind, and configuring a database.

The workflow is conversational. You describe the app you want (type, target user, required pages, tone, visual direction, must-have behavior) or point Same at an existing site to clone the UI, then iterate by chatting with the agent. It generates a real codebase you can download, remix or push to GitHub, and it connects to the usual full-stack building blocks including Supabase, Neon and Clerk so the generated apps can persist data and authenticate users rather than being pure static mockups. A hosted preview URL is produced automatically, which is where the product earns its ".new" domain — it optimises for the demo-loop of client reviews, landing pages, and early user tests.

Pricing is metered in tokens rather than seats or projects, which rewards short, well-scoped prompts and punishes heavy iteration. The free tier is generous enough to evaluate the product; the paid tiers ($10–$100/mo) unlock premium models, project downloads and remixing, with an overage rate on the top plan. Common workflows include cloning a competitor's marketing page as a starting point, spinning up a quick internal tool or calculator, prototyping a SaaS onboarding flow before committing to real engineering, and rebuilding an old site with a modern stack.

Editor's take

Same.new is a credible entrant in the crowded prompt-to-app space, and the URL-cloning entry point plus real Supabase/Clerk hookups give it a slightly more full-stack feel than pure UI generators. The token-metered pricing is honest but unforgiving on heavy iteration — treat the paid tiers as prototyping budgets, not seat licences, and always download the code so you can graduate off the platform when the project gets serious.

— The AI Tool Bible editorial team

Pros

✅ Fast path from prompt or URL to a live hosted preview URL, ideal for client demos and stakeholder reviews
✅ Can clone existing sites from a URL or screenshot as a starting point rather than starting from a blank canvas
✅ Real full-stack integrations (Supabase, Neon, Clerk, GitHub) instead of throwaway static output
✅ Generous free tier (500K tokens/mo) makes evaluation genuinely possible without a card
✅ Project download and GitHub push means you own the code and can graduate off the platform
✅ Remix capability on paid tiers is useful for iterating on multiple variants of the same app

Cons

⚠️ Token-metered pricing gets expensive quickly on heavy iteration or multi-contributor projects, and unused tokens expire monthly
⚠️ Generated code quality is variable — production hardening, accessibility, and test coverage still need a human pass
⚠️ Cloning existing sites from a URL raises obvious IP and design-attribution questions the product does not police for you
⚠️ Less mature ecosystem than incumbents like Lovable, v0 or Bolt — fewer templates, integrations and community examples
⚠️ Underlying model choice is opaque; 'premium models' behind paid tiers are not clearly named on the pricing page

Use cases

Cloning a reference site's UI as a starting templatePrototyping SaaS onboarding flowsBuilding landing pages for client reviewSpinning up internal tools and calculatorsRebuilding legacy marketing sites on a modern stackGenerating MVPs with auth and database wired inProducing shareable hosted demos for user testingRemixing an existing app into variant designs