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Kedalia, a French alternative to Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0 and Base44

Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0 and Base44 build a web application from a description, as Kedalia does. They differ in who publishes them, where the data is hosted, the AI model, what you are billed for and what you take with you when you leave. This page compares these points, as read on their own sites on November 1, 2026.

At a glance

ProductPublisherWhere the apps' data livesAI model hosted in the EUWhat you are billed forSite in French
KedaliaFranceIn FranceOn request; American by defaultOne fixed plan per company, plus the applications' AI by useYes
LovableSweden and United StatesEurope as an optionEnterprise planCreditsYes, prices in €
BoltUnited StatesInfrastructure in the United StatesNot foundTokens; per member on TeamsNo
ReplitUnited StatesEurope as an option, from the Core planNot foundCredits, by the agent's effortNo
v0United StatesUnited States by default, region can be changedNot foundPer user, plus creditsNo
Base44Israel and United StatesUnited States; Europe on Business and EnterpriseNot foundTwo kinds of creditsYes, prices in $

"Not found": no such option on its pricing pages or in its documentation, on the day of the survey.

What Kedalia does differently

A fixed price a month, unlimited users

The other five all count something: credits at Lovable, Replit and Base44, tokens at Bolt, users and credits at v0. Kedalia's plan is fixed, per month and per company, with as many users as you like in your applications: it includes several applications, your team's Kedalia accounts (1, 5 or 15 depending on the plan), the hosting and an allowance of the assistant that renews on its own, with no credits to buy back; its amount is given on request, with a free trial. The AI you add to your applications, if you turn it on, is paid for by use, on top of the plan.

A publisher and hosting in France

Kedalia is published by Charles Ilieff, a sole trader in Toulouse. The applications and their data are hosted on servers located in France, with a French host, and backed up every night to a second server in France.

Lovable has its main establishment in Stockholm and contracts through its American company; Base44 is run by the Israeli company Wix and by Base44, Inc., in the United States. Lovable, and Replit from its Core plan, let you choose a European region for the data; Base44 offers it on its Business and Enterprise plans.

The AI model: American by default, European on request

Kedalia is not entirely European. By default, the assistant relies on the AI model of an American provider, listed among our subprocessors: your messages and the files attached to the conversation are then processed outside the European Union. On request, your organisation moves to an AI model hosted in Europe, and the conversation's banner says so.

At Lovable, a model hosted in the EU is reserved for the Enterprise plan. At Bolt, Replit, v0 and Base44, we found none.

An application that runs without Kedalia

The Export button hands over the full history of the code, the database and a redeployment guide, which starts the whole thing elsewhere with a single command. A Kedalia application is a standard project: a backend, a frontend, a PostgreSQL database and a docker-compose.yml file, without any service of Kedalia's own.

The other five also hand over the code, through GitHub or in a ZIP file. What differs is what it depends on afterwards, according to their documentation:

  • Lovable: a Supabase-compatible backend; its AI features and connectors go through Lovable as long as the application stays on its backend;
  • Bolt: the built-in database is hosted by Bolt Cloud;
  • Replit: signing users in with a Replit account and file storage, when the application uses them;
  • v0: the application's AI features go through Vercel's gateway by default;
  • Base44: the exported code still needs Base44 to run, and Base44 does not allow hosting it yourself.

Built for business teams

Kedalia is for people with a business need, not a technical project: quality, facilities, purchasing, finance. The assistant asks its questions, proposes a plan in plain words and writes nothing before you approve it. Each change is prepared in a test version, with its own data, while your users carry on with the live application. An existing application can also be taken over, after a review and on quote.

What the others offer and Kedalia does not

  • Open sign-up and a free plan: Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0 and Base44 can be tried on your own. At Kedalia, the free trial is requested through the form, and we open the account.
  • Security certifications: all five state a SOC 2 Type II attestation, and Lovable, Base44 and Vercel, the publisher of v0, an ISO 27001 certification. Kedalia has neither.
  • Continuous syncing of the code with GitHub: Kedalia hands over the code and its history through the export; only an existing application whose code is already on GitHub stays there.
  • Prices published on their site: Kedalia's are given on request.

Sources

Surveyed on November 1, 2026, on the publishers' own sites. Their offers change often: check them before you choose. An error? Write to us at contact@kedalia.com, and we will correct the page. Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0 and Base44 are trademarks of their respective owners; Kedalia is affiliated with none of them.