Lovable turns a text prompt into a working web app in minutes, but a real product still needs someone who understands what the AI actually built underneath: the database, the authentication rules, and the parts that break once real users show up. This guide ranks the companies worth hiring to build, harden, or rescue a Lovable app, based on their published specialties, Lovable's own partner directory, and what the current top-ranking articles on this topic actually cover, and leave out.
Quick answer
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- Best overall for a new build with security handled from day one: MarkLogix, for published estimate pricing and a Supabase security review included on every app.
- Best for enterprise-scale rollouts: Deutsche Telekom MMS, listed as a Solution Partner in Lovable's own directory and backed by Deutsche Telekom's enterprise delivery experience.
- Best for rescuing a broken or insecure Lovable app: Unico Connect, which lists Supabase security audits as a named service.
- Best for teams that need a no-code tool like Bubble alongside Lovable: Zeroqode.
The full breakdown, including what most "best Lovable agency" lists leave out, is below.
How we put this list together
We compiled this list from Lovable's own experts and partner directory, each company's published services, and the current top-ranking articles on this exact topic, then checked what those articles actually say about Supabase security, pricing clarity, and app-rescue work, since those are the three things buyers ask about most and existing lists cover least.
MarkLogix is included because Lovable is part of our own web app development stack, alongside Supabase, Bubble, FlutterFlow, and Antigravity. Every claim we make about our own work below is limited to what we actually offer, not projects we have not done, in line with how we write every page on this site.
The 10 best Lovable app development companies, compared
- 1. MarkLogix: transparent-pricing builds with security included. Pricing: published estimate ranges. Security: standard Supabase review on every build.
- 2. Deutsche Telekom MMS: enterprise rollouts. Pricing: custom, enterprise scoped. Security: not publicly detailed.
- 3. RapidDev: broad technical scope. Pricing: custom quote. Security: not publicly detailed.
- 4. CloseFuture: production-grade React and Supabase builds. Pricing: published range, roughly $5K to $150K+. Security: Supabase used, not detailed.
- 5. Zeroqode: Lovable plus no-code (Bubble) in one project. Pricing: custom quote. Security: not publicly detailed.
- 6. Unico Connect: rescuing and auditing existing Lovable apps. Pricing: custom quote. Security: named Supabase audit service.
- 7. Goodspeed: structured, process-driven AI product builds. Pricing: custom quote. Security: not publicly detailed.
- 8. LovableXperts: startup-focused, Lovable-only specialist. Pricing: custom quote. Security: not publicly detailed.
- 9. DaCodes: turning a Lovable prototype into production. Pricing: startup MVP and enterprise tiers. Security: not publicly detailed.
- 10. Unstuck Labs: custom backend logic beyond Lovable's defaults. Pricing: custom quote. Security: not publicly detailed.
1. MarkLogix
MarkLogix is a development and marketing agency built around AI-assisted delivery, and Lovable is one of the tools in its actual web app stack alongside Supabase, Bubble, FlutterFlow, and Antigravity. Two things separate it from most names on this list. First, pricing is published rather than hidden behind a "contact us" form: web app builds run in an estimated $1,500 to $4,000 range over roughly 2 to 8 weeks depending on scope, confirmed in a free call before any work starts. Second, every build runs against a documented pre-launch checklist that includes a Supabase review, covering row-level security policies, exposed keys, and authentication rules, rather than treating security as an optional add-on.
Clients get full source code and Supabase project access at handover, with no lock-in to MarkLogix for hosting or future changes. The team also takes on rescue work: reviewing and fixing an existing Lovable app that was built elsewhere and is now insecure, broken, or hard to maintain. Enquiries get a reply within 12 hours.
Best for: founders who want a fixed, written estimate and a security review baked into the build, not billed as an afterthought.
2. Deutsche Telekom MMS
Deutsche Telekom MMS is listed as a Solution Partner in Lovable's own partner directory, which recognises service businesses building production software on the platform for clients. It is a Germany-based enterprise arm of Deutsche Telekom, with roughly 2,250 employees, and its Lovable work centers on agentic AI strategy for large organizations rather than single-app builds. If the project involves multiple stakeholders, procurement, and enterprise compliance requirements, this is the kind of partner built for that process.
Best for: large organizations that need an enterprise vendor relationship, not just a development team.
3. RapidDev
RapidDev appears repeatedly across independent "best Lovable agency" roundups and is tagged against a wide range of domains in Lovable's own directory. The company positions itself around AI strategy carried through to execution, which suits buyers who are not yet sure exactly what they need built and want a partner who can help scope it first.
Best for: projects that need strategy and scoping help before development starts.
4. CloseFuture
CloseFuture is a remote-first agency, founded in 2022, that describes itself as a product-focused Lovable partner building scalable React and Supabase codebases. Its own published FAQ gives a project cost range of roughly $5,000 to $150,000+ with 2 to 12 week timelines, one of the more transparent pricing disclosures on this list, though it stops short of detailing what security work, if any, is included at each tier.
Best for: buyers who want a general sense of budget before reaching out, without a full breakdown of what is included.
5. Zeroqode
Zeroqode is one of the longer-running names in the no-code and AI space and holds Bubble.io Gold Agency status alongside its Lovable work. That combination matters if a project needs Lovable for part of the build and a no-code platform like Bubble for another part, rather than a single-platform team.
Best for: projects that need Lovable and a no-code platform working together, not Lovable alone.
6. Unico Connect
Unico Connect, with a presence in Mumbai and the US, is ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certified and explicitly offers both new Lovable builds and rescue work, with Supabase security audits named as a specific service rather than folded into general development. Of every company reviewed for this list, Unico Connect's own positioning comes closest to the security-first approach this guide argues buyers should look for.
Best for: an existing Lovable app that needs a formal security audit, not just new features.
7. Goodspeed
Goodspeed is a UK-based studio that runs AI product development through a defined 4-step process and reports having delivered a large number of AI products across MVP and custom SaaS work. The structured process is the notable part: buyers who want predictability in how a project moves from prompt to launch, rather than an open-ended build, tend to fit well here.
Best for: teams that want a fixed, repeatable delivery process rather than an open-ended engagement.
8. LovableXperts
LovableXperts positions itself as a certified Lovable partner focused specifically on startups, and reports completed projects spanning SaaS, fintech, and ecommerce. As a Lovable-only specialist, it is a reasonable fit for a founder who has already committed to the platform and wants a team that works in nothing else.
Best for: early-stage founders who have already chosen Lovable and want a specialist, not a generalist.
9. DaCodes
DaCodes is a US-based company whose stated focus is converting Lovable prototypes into production-ready systems, and it is tagged for both startup MVP and enterprise work in Lovable's directory. That prototype-to-production framing is useful for buyers who already have a working Lovable demo and need it hardened rather than built from zero.
Best for: turning an existing Lovable prototype into something ready for real users.
10. Unstuck Labs
Unstuck Labs, based in the US, takes a business-first approach and pairs a Lovable front end with custom backend logic when Lovable's built-in Cloud backend is not enough on its own. This fits projects with business rules too specific for a standard AI-generated backend to handle out of the box.
Best for: projects with custom backend logic that goes beyond what Lovable generates by default.
What most "best Lovable agency" lists get wrong
They skip Supabase and row-level security
Lovable Cloud, the platform's built-in backend, runs on Supabase under the hood, and developers can also connect a separate Supabase project directly. That means the database, authentication, and access rules behind almost every Lovable app are governed by Supabase's row-level security (RLS) policies. When those policies are missing or misconfigured, any user can potentially read or edit data that was never meant to be public.
This is not a rare edge case. An independent scan of 1,072 AI-built applications by Symbiotic Security found security flaws in 98% of them, with missing or incorrect RLS policies among the most common issues. Of the current top-ranking "best Lovable agency" articles reviewed for this guide, only one names a Supabase security audit as an explicit, standalone service. The rest mention Supabase only as a line in a tech stack list, if at all.
App rescue is treated as an afterthought, not a service
Most Lovable buyers start by building something themselves or with a first agency, then hit a wall: broken authentication, data that is not scoped correctly per user, or a design that does not hold up once traffic grows. Very few of the companies reviewed for this list name "fixing an existing Lovable app" as a priced service. It is usually possible to ask for, but it is rarely advertised, which makes it harder to compare options when you already have a broken app rather than a blank slate.
Pricing stays vague on purpose
Most competing lists quote wide ranges, commonly $5,000 to $150,000 or more, without explaining what actually moves a project from the low end to the high end. That is not necessarily dishonest; scope genuinely varies that much. But it leaves buyers unable to sanity-check a quote against anything concrete, which is part of why the next section exists.
How much does it actually cost to hire a Lovable development company?
Two separate costs are involved, and most articles on this topic blend them together.
The first is Lovable's own subscription and credit cost, which is documented directly by Lovable. The Pro plan charges $0.30 per credit for top-ups, or $15 per 50 credits, while the Business plan charges $0.60 per credit, or $30 per 50 credits. Every plan also includes 5 daily build credits (capped at 30 per month on the free plan), a monthly Cloud grant of 20 credits, and a monthly AI grant of 4 credits. If credits run out, building stops, AI features in the live app stop working, and any feature relying on the Cloud backend can pause until credits renew; the published app itself stays live but becomes inaccessible to edit or export until then.
The second cost is the agency's own fee for design, development time, and (when included) security work. This is the number that varies from a few thousand dollars for a simple MVP to well over $100,000 for an enterprise build, and it is what most published ranges actually describe.
The detail buyers should ask about directly: is the Lovable credit cost bundled into the agency's quote, or billed to the client separately on top of it? Both models exist. Neither is wrong, but they produce very different real totals, and it rarely gets clarified until after a contract is signed.
How to choose a Lovable development company
- Ask to see a Supabase row-level security review before launch, not after. If a company cannot describe how it checks RLS policies, treat that as a gap, not a formality.
- Get the pricing model in writing. Confirm whether Lovable credit costs are bundled into the quote or billed separately.
- Confirm you get full code and Supabase project ownership at handover. A locked account with no export path is a lock-in risk, not a convenience.
- Ask what happens when a request goes beyond what Lovable can do natively. Every serious project eventually needs custom backend logic; find out how that is handled and priced.
- Ask if the team has fixed a broken or insecure Lovable app before, not only built new ones from scratch.
- Check where the team is actually based and how day-to-day communication works, especially for time-sensitive fixes.
- Get a written estimate before any work starts, and confirm the scope on a call rather than over a form submission alone.
Where MarkLogix fits
If the project is a new Lovable build, MarkLogix scopes it with a published estimate and includes a Supabase security review by default. If it is an existing app that needs fixing, the same review runs first, then the fix. Full detail on the process and stack is on the web app development page, or reach out directly through the contact page for a written estimate within 12 hours.