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Lovable, Framer or Figma Make: which AI builder should you buy?

AI builders turn a description into something you can click. Lovable builds a working web app from a chat, Framer is for publishing a designed website, and Figma Make turns prompts into designs and prototypes inside Figma. They overlap, but each is best at one job. Here's which plan fits what you want to make.

Comparisons · 15 November 2026 · 3 min read · Prices checked 15 November 2026

The short answer

You want a working app

Lovable. Describe it in a chat and Lovable builds it. The plan is a year of Lovable EDU Lite, with 75 credits to start and 5 more every day.

You want a polished website

Framer. The plan is a yearly code that upgrades one of your own Framer sites from Free to Basic.

You design screens and prototypes

Figma Pro Education. Two years of Figma Pro with 3,000 credits a month, and the Make feature.

Plans mentioned here, with today's prices
PlanPriceDeliveryStockLink
Lovable Edu · 1 Year · 75 Credits
A year of Lovable EDU Lite: 75 one-time credits plus 5 a day
2.26 USDT Automatic, right after payment In stock View plan
Framer AI · 1 Year
Yearly code that upgrades your own Framer site to Basic
6.77 USDT Automatic, right after payment In stock View plan
Figma Pro Edu · 2 Years
Figma Pro Education for 2 years, 3,000 credits a month
3.76 USDT Automatic, right after payment In stock View plan

Lovable EDU Lite for a year

Lovable builds web apps from plain-language prompts: pages, forms, sign-ins and data. You describe what you want, try it, and ask for changes.

You get a username and password. For your first sign-in you must use the special login link that comes with the order.

Credits go further with clear prompts. In your first message, describe the pages, the data and who will use the app, instead of fixing things one small prompt at a time.

Framer Basic for a year

Framer is a website builder for landing pages, portfolios and company sites, with AI tools for drafting pages.

Its product page describes this plan as an official yearly code for Framer's Basic plan. It upgrades a site in your own Framer account, so your project stays yours. The activation steps from the product page:

  1. Open the project you want to upgrade from Free to Basic.
  2. Click the settings icon at the top right and open the Plans tab.
  3. Click Subscribe under the Basic plan.
  4. Choose the yearly plan, and apply your code as your order page explains.

Figma Pro Education for 2 years

Figma is the standard tool for designing app and website screens, and Figma Make builds designs and working prototypes from prompts.

The plan is a ready-made Figma Pro Education account for 2 years with 3,000 credits a month, and its product page says the Make feature is available. The Figma login and its mailbox share one password. Never change the account's email.

Which one for which job?

How to buy

Open a plan's page, check the price and stock, and pay by card through PayPal, with Binance Pay, or with USDT on TRC-20 or BEP-20 (how paying with USDT works). All three are delivered automatically: the details appear on your order page right after payment.

Not sure which fits your project? Ask @Zelyx224 on Telegram. Ready? Start with Lovable, Framer or Figma.

Questions

Do Lovable's credits expire?

The 75 one-time credits don't, according to the product page. You also get 5 credits a day.

Is the Framer plan on my own account?

Yes. It's a code that upgrades one of your own Framer sites from Free to Basic, for a year.

Can I change the Figma account's email?

No. The product page says never to change it.

How fast is delivery?

All three are automatic: the details appear on your order page right after payment.

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