Yup, you heard it right - these crazy people just announced Lovable’s $400M Series C at a $13.3B valuation AND naturally, we’re celebrating with ginger shots at the office. Very Lovable. Despite this being my third (!!) fundraise since joining Lovable over a year ago, it somehow feels equally exciting every time. Since December: - Projects built on Lovable have more than doubled: 25M → 60M+Monthly visits - Lovable-built apps have grown more than 4x: 200M → 900M+ The crazy part? We’re just getting started ;) H2 2026 is going to be fun
Before Lovable, building an MVP or building something was a huge thing for founders. But now, building is the bare minimum. Anybody can really build things over the weekend and ship before Monday, a great adventure... Only one question: how do I vibe users? Just joking 😂 Really great achievement... Keep shining 👍🏼
60M+ monthly visits to Lovable-built projects is serious scale. I've fixed the exact bottlenecks that show up when apps grow fast — missing database indexes, API costs spiraling, mobile checkout friction at traffic spikes. Are most Lovable builders hitting those walls themselves, or does the platform handle the scaling infrastructure automatically?
It's been equally exciting to have you here since the start ;)
60M+ projects and 900M+ monthly visits is the part that gets me. The valuation is huge. The usage curve is even more interesting.
Third fundraise in just over a year and it still feels new, that is the part most people don't talk about. Congrats on the round, and the 60M projects milestone is genuinely wild.
Celebrating people who made it all work for themselves and for others 🎉
What a time to be building!
You guys are really killing it!!🕺🕺
Congrats, amazing team behind an amazing product 👏
Huge congratulations, Sophia, and to the entire Lovable team. The funding is remarkable, but the product adoption is just as compelling—doubling projects to more than 60 million monthly visits and growing paid accounts beyond 900,000 shows that Lovable is enabling a real shift in how quickly people can turn ideas into products. As an early-stage founder building Koneect, it is exciting to see what becomes possible when building is made more accessible. Looking forward to seeing what the team creates next.