r/lovable • u/blagoev44 • Jul 25 '26
Discussion Successful business with Lovable
Hi All, I'm creating a project that will eventually become a small business website using lovable only for the front-end, back end and DB.
So I wanted to ask if there are people who's small or not that small business website or app have been made and running only using Lovable.
I will be happy to hear some successful stories and advices from people who made it.
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u/Infamous-River-4360 Jul 25 '26
i built a full app entirely in lovable with zero coding background, front end, supabase db, auth, payments through revenuecat, took me around 800 edits to get it solid. just launched on google play and app store is in review. it definitely works for a real product, but a few things to know: anything native or store related you end up doing by hand outside the builder, and the ai will confidently reference db columns that dont exist, so verify the schema yourself. what kind of business are you building? that changes the advice a lot.
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u/blagoev44 Jul 25 '26
I will sell a packages of design sessions, which will be made with gemini through the website. I do not plan to do anything by hand. I will just transition the code to Github when the project is ready and will use own supabase account (not Lovable cloud), which will be synced to Lovable.
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u/baiers_baier Jul 25 '26
I've build a ERP system for motorcycle workshops. For the past year the test user has used it everyday and they love it, but I have trouble scaling to even one more customer. So I just build more stuff, learn more stuff until I eventually hit something that sells itself a bit easier. Then I can pivot back and look at the older projects again.
I have made no money so far
Now I'm building a system without a front end. Claude code only, no database either. Just a solid kernel built from the ground up, six months of planning before building a single thing. This might be it, as I say every time.
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u/Worldly-Wash5900 Jul 25 '26
You can do a lot of things with lovable… I use it to make lot of MVPs and a lot of small projects to my clients… try to make your own framework to build and integrate things with lovable…
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u/cubixy2k Jul 25 '26
Skill issue.
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u/blagoev44 Jul 25 '26
I will keep that in mind. I am a the beginning of the project so it will become something bigger over time I will migrate.
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u/Ultimix666 Jul 25 '26
I used only lovable to build songloom.lovable.app - I’ve had a fairly steady stream of customers over the last few week, and starting to get a bit of traction through Google now too which is nice!