Mondovo vs the AI site builders
Three designs to choose between, and a platform that runs the site after launch.
Mondovo generates three complete multi-page designs from one content plan you approved, keeps up to ten on a site and switches the live one on demand — then keeps running the site: enquiries in an inbox, contacts with a timeline, per-page SEO, version history with page-scoped restore, and a review link your client comments on. Everything said about Lovable, v0, Durable and 10Web below comes from their own published pages and is linked.
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The short version
Read this first, and you may not need the rest of the page.
These four products are not the same as one another, and lumping them together would be the fastest way to make this page wrong. What they have in common is the shape of the job they are bought for.
Choose Mondovo if
- The site is client work, and somebody has to look after it once it is live.
- You want more than one finished direction to put in front of whoever is paying.
- You need a client review link with element-level notes and an approval on it.
- You want per-page SEO, an enquiry inbox and version history without assembling them yourself.
Choose one of these if
- You are building an application rather than a website. v0 and Lovable both describe building web apps.
- You want to own and keep the code. Lovable states plainly that you do.
- It is your own business and you want to be online in minutes rather than in a project.
- You specifically want WordPress underneath, with the plugin ecosystem that comes with it.
What they publish
The facts this page is built on.
Every one of these is quoted from the product's own pages. The links are at the bottom, and each product gets its own card further down rather than being folded into an average.
Lovable prices the work in credits, not in seats.
"Credits are units Lovable uses to measure and pay for usage across your workspace." Its own example table prices "Remove the footer" at 0.90 credits and "Build me a landing page, use images" at 1.70. On seats: "No. Workspaces support unlimited members on all plans, and plans are priced by the credits they include, not by seats." Unused monthly plan credits "expire two (2) months after they're issued".
Lovable — PricingLovable says the code is yours.
"Who owns the projects and code? You do. You own your code, which means the apps, websites, and other projects you build with Lovable, customer data stored in Lovable, as well as any AI output you generate in Lovable." That is a real advantage over any hosted platform, ours included.
Lovable — Pricingv0 is priced per user, with credits on top.
Free at $0 a month with "$5 of included monthly credits" and a "7 message/day limit". Plus at "$30/user/month" and Business at "$100/user/month", each with "$30 of included monthly credits per user". Enterprise is quoted.
v0 — Plans and PricingDurable publishes three tiers and a 30-second promise.
"Get online in 30 seconds." Free at $0, Launch at $25 a month and Grow at $49 a month. The free tier publishes to a subdomain — "Free subdomain — Publish to .durable.site" — and its CRM holds "up to 10 customers". Launch adds "Use your own domain or get one free".
Durable — Pricing10Web builds WordPress sites, and meters visitors.
"The agentic AI platform to build, host, and scale your websites." Its plans list "Full WordPress CMS", a fixed number of websites and a monthly visitor allowance: 1 website and 10K monthly visitors on AI Starter, 2 and 20K on AI Premium, 4 and 50K on AI Ultimate, 10 and 80K on Agency Starter. AI credits are metered monthly on every plan.
10Web — Pricingv0 describes what it makes as applications.
"Generate working applications in minutes with AI. Publish as live websites in seconds." That is a different job from running a client's website for the next two years, and it is a job v0 is built for.
v0 — HomeOne page, four different products
Each of them, in its own words.
Averaging four products into one column would be the easiest way to be unfair to all of them. So here they are separately, described the way they describe themselves, with the link.
Lovable
"Lovable is an AI software engineer, which enables anyone to build for the web. Simply chat to instantly build websites and web apps, with no technical knowledge needed."
Priced by credits rather than by seat, and building spends them: its own table lists "Remove the footer" at 0.90 credits. You own what it produces. Strongest where the deliverable is software.
Lovable — Pricingv0
"Generate working applications in minutes with AI. Publish as live websites in seconds."
Per-user pricing with a monthly credit allowance on top, and a free tier limited to seven messages a day. Aimed at people who write software, and good at it.
v0 — HomeDurable
"The complete AI business builder", and under it: "Launch a website, get customers, and grow your business faster with AI. Get online in 30 seconds."
Aimed at the business owner rather than the agency: a site, a CRM and marketing tools in one subscription, from a free tier on a .durable.site subdomain up to $49 a month.
Durable — Home10Web
"The agentic AI platform to build, host, and scale your websites."
The site it generates is a WordPress site — its plans list "Full WordPress CMS" — with hosting, a fixed number of websites per plan and a monthly visitor allowance. If you want the WordPress ecosystem underneath a generated site, this is the one on this page that has it.
10Web — PricingFour products, four different jobs. If the one you are looking at is on this list, read its own page before you read the table below — we would rather you checked than took our word for it.
Capability
Side by side.
Quoted text belongs to the product it names. Rows are limited to things we could confirm from their published pages, and each cell says which product it is about.
A dash means we could not confirm it from the products' own published pages, so we make no claim either way. It never means "they cannot do it".
| Mondovo | The AI site builders | |
|---|---|---|
| Complete designs generated from one brief | Three complete multi-page designs per round, all from one content plan you approved. Up to ten can live on a site, and the live one is a switch. | — |
| What editing costs after the first generation | Unlimited AI refinements on Pro, 50 a month on the free plan. Every change lands in version history, with page-scoped restore. | Lovable meters it: "Credits are units Lovable uses to measure and pay for usage across your workspace", with "Remove the footer" listed at 0.90 credits. 10Web lists monthly AI credits per plan. v0 includes a credit allowance per user per month. |
| What a published site costs | $20 per live site per month, and drafts are free. Pages, visitors and form submissions are not billed. | Durable: free, $25 or $49 a month. 10Web: a plan carrying a fixed number of websites. v0: "$30/user/month" on Plus. Lovable: "plans are priced by the credits they include, not by seats". |
| Visitors | Not billed, and not capped by plan. | 10Web lists a monthly visitor allowance on every plan, from 10K on AI Starter to 80K on Agency Starter. Not confirmed for the other three. |
| Getting a client to review it before launch | A review link that works on desktop and mobile. The client clicks an element on the page and leaves a note against it, or approves the whole site. | — |
| Owning the code | Your content and your published site are yours and can be exported, and you can edit a design's files directly. The platform is not yours, and there is no code export. | Lovable: "You do. You own your code." Not confirmed for the other three. |
| What the site sits on | Static pages published to your client's own domain, with hosting and SSL included in the $20. Unpublishing is not destructive, and the domain stays registered to the client at their own registrar. | 10Web builds on WordPress — "Full WordPress CMS" — with its own hosting. Durable's free tier publishes to a .durable.site subdomain, and its paid tier lets you "use your own domain or get one free". |
| What is there after launch | Enquiries emailed to you and filed in the site's own inbox, contacts with a timeline, forms with no third-party embeds, per-page titles, descriptions, sitemaps and structured data, and version history. | Durable lists a CRM on every plan, holding "up to 10 customers" on the free tier, and marketing tools alongside it. Not confirmed for the other three. |
Eight rows cannot hold four products. Every cell names which product it is about, and every one of them is linked at the bottom of the page so you can check it in under a minute.
The shape of the difference
One generation is a start. The site still has to be run.
This is not an argument that generating a site is a bad idea — it is what we do. It is an argument about the twelve months after the generation, which is where client work actually lives.
The choosing step is the one that ends the argument
When a client picks one of three finished designs carrying their own words, the revision conversation is largely over. Where a product produces a single site, that conversation has to happen afterwards, one change at a time.
Metered editing is a different kind of meeting
A design conversation with a client is a great many small changes. Lovable prices those changes in credits and publishes the rates — "Remove the footer" at 0.90 — and 10Web and v0 both meter AI usage per plan. On Mondovo, refinements are unlimited on Pro and every one of them is undoable.
A client site has a life after launch
Enquiries that arrive somewhere you can find them, contacts with a timeline, per-page titles and descriptions, sitemaps, structured data, version history with page-scoped restore, a domain registered to the client, and an unpublish that does not destroy anything. That list is the job, not the extras.
Two of them are software tools first
v0 describes what it makes as "working applications", and Lovable calls itself "an AI software engineer" that builds "websites and web apps". That is a strength when the deliverable is software, and beside the point when it is a five-page site for a plumber who needs the phone to ring.
The honest part
When one of these is the right answer.
All four are good at something. Here is where each of them beats us outright, in their own published words.
You are building an application, not a website
v0: "Generate working applications in minutes with AI." Lovable: "an AI software engineer... build websites and web apps". If the deliverable is software, Mondovo is the wrong tool and this comparison should end here.
You want to own and keep the code
Lovable: "You do. You own your code." On Mondovo your content and your published site are yours and you can edit a design's files, but the site is not handed over as a project you take elsewhere. If ownership is the requirement, that settles it.
It is your own business and you want to be online today
Durable: "Get online in 30 seconds", from a free tier on a .durable.site subdomain, with a CRM and marketing tools in the same subscription. For a sole trader testing an idea, a project with a content plan and three designs is more process than the job needs.
You want WordPress underneath
10Web's plans list "Full WordPress CMS", which means the plugin ecosystem comes with the generated site. Mondovo has no plugins and no equivalent to install. If the site needs one, that is the answer.
Four products, four cases where they win. If one of those is the project in front of you, buy the thing that fits it.
What each one costs
One meter against three.
The published prices are not the number to compare. What matters for client work is what a normal month of changes costs on top of the subscription.
Mondovo
$20 per live site per month
Drafts are free — 50 of them on Pro — and one live site is included in the first $20. Each extra live site is another $20. Pages, visitors and form submissions are not billed. AI refinements are unlimited on Pro. Three team members are included, then $10 a month each. White-label, API access and the outreach tools are a $99 a month add-on.
The AI site builders
Credits, seats and plans — three different meters
Lovable is priced by credits: "plans are priced by the credits they include, not by seats", and unused monthly credits "expire two (2) months after they're issued". v0 is per user — "$30/user/month" on Plus, "$100/user/month" on Business — with a monthly credit allowance on top. Durable publishes free, $25 and $49 a month tiers. 10Web sells plans carrying a fixed number of websites, a monthly visitor allowance and monthly AI credits.
Read the meter, not the headline figure. A month of ordinary client revisions is where a credit-priced product and a flat-priced one part company, and neither of us can tell you in advance how many revisions your client has in them.
Real output
What comes out the other side.
Sites Mondovo generated from a brief, the same way a client's site would be.
The obvious questions
Including the awkward one.
Isn't Mondovo an AI site builder too?
Yes — the designs are generated. The difference this page is about is what surrounds that: a page-by-page content plan you approve first, three complete designs to choose between rather than one, a client review link with element-level notes, and the inbox, per-page SEO settings and version history a site needs for as long as it is live.
Can I bring across a site built on one of these?
You can start from the address of any live site. Mondovo reads the pages and the content and rebuilds the design on top of them, and you review what it found before any design is generated. A site built on 10Web is a WordPress site, so the WordPress import path applies to it.
What happens when the client wants a change?
Refine it visually, or describe the change in words and it is made. Refinements are unlimited on Pro. Every change lands in version history and can be restored page by page, so an experiment that goes badly costs a click rather than a rebuild.
Can I build a web application here?
No. Mondovo builds websites: pages, structure, forms, catalogue pages, an enquiry inbox and a CRM behind them. If what you need is software with logic in it, one of the products on this page is the better tool and we would rather say so.
Do I own what gets generated?
Your content and your published site are yours and can be exported, and you can edit a design's files directly with every change in version history. The platform itself is not yours, and there is no code export. If code ownership is a hard requirement, Lovable states plainly that you own yours.
Will the published site carry Mondovo branding?
No. It publishes to your client's domain with no Mondovo branding. Putting your agency's name on the review link and the client-facing screens is part of the $99 a month Agency add-on.
Sources
Check every claim on this page.
- Lovable's description of itself, credit pricing, credit expiry, seat policy and code ownershipLovable — Pricing
- v0 plan names, per-user prices, included credits and the free-tier message limitv0 — Plans and Pricing
- v0's description of what it producesv0 — Home
- Durable's tiers, free subdomain, CRM limit and domain handlingDurable — Pricing
- Durable's description of itselfDurable — Home
- 10Web's description of itself, WordPress CMS, websites per plan, monthly visitor allowances and AI credits10Web — Pricing
Lovable, v0, Durable and 10Web are trade marks of their owners. They are named here to identify the products being compared. Nothing on this page implies any relationship with or endorsement by any of them.
The cheapest way to settle it
Run one brief through this and look at all three results.
The drafts cost nothing, so you can put a real client brief through and judge the output against whatever else generated a site for you last week.