A few people use the app
Nothing important depends on it, and access can be limited to workspace members or specific people.
If the app can run in Lovable's cloud and your own people check what gets published, Lovable Enterprise is often enough. Take the app into Fabrika when you want it and its data in your own cloud account, with sign-in and access held by the platform whatever the AI wrote, and a person reviewing every change.
Updated 28 September 2026
IT decides who publishes, in Lovable's cloud.
The platform holds them, in your account on Zerops (AWS on request).
We're testing it right now. Ask us.
| Question | Lovable Enterprise | Lovable + Fabrika |
|---|---|---|
| Who builds | Lovable Enterprise Anyone in the company, in Lovable's chat editor with a live preview. | Lovable + Fabrika After the takeover: Claude Code, Cursor, or us. Building in Lovable itself is being verified. |
| Where apps run | Lovable Enterprise Lovable Cloud. Deploy on AWS or Azure is in private preview. | Lovable + Fabrika Your installation on Zerops (AWS on request), account in your company's name. No public address. |
| Where the data lives | Lovable Enterprise Lovable Cloud in your chosen region (EU, US, Asia Pacific), or your own Supabase project. | Lovable + Fabrika In your account (a database or Supabase), or where it is for now. Decided together. |
| Sign-in | Lovable Enterprise Workspace SSO through SAML 2.0 or OIDC. Enterprise promises apps “behind your SSO”. | Lovable + Fabrika The platform's single gate: OIDC (Entra ID, Google Workspace, Okta), or a password for outside people. No SAML. |
| Publishing | Lovable Enterprise Enterprise can limit publishing to admins and owners; by default editors publish. | Lovable + Fabrika Nothing goes live without our review. |
| Who reviews changes | Lovable Enterprise Automated scans, scheduled on Business and Enterprise. Reading the code is on you. | Lovable + Fabrika A person from Contember reads every change, and you get a report on what went out. |
| If you leave | Lovable Enterprise Code in GitHub is yours, the editor can't be self-hosted. Hosting, sign-in and data are then on you. | Lovable + Fabrika Code, data, domains and account are yours, and the platform is open source. The next person picks it up from Git. |
| How you pay | Lovable Enterprise Enterprise is volume-based, through sales. Business from USD 50 a month. | Lovable + Fabrika Takeover and setup, then monthly by number of apps. Price in an offer after the first call; a Lovable plan is separate. |
As of 28 September 2026, from lovable.dev and docs.lovable.dev. Lovable changes its plans often; check the current pages before you decide.
Sources, checked 28 September 2026
Nothing important depends on it, and access can be limited to workspace members or specific people.
If procurement asks the vendor for SOC 2, ISO 27001, SAML or SCIM, Lovable has them and Fabrika doesn't.
You pick the region, and on Business and Enterprise workspace data isn't used to train Lovable's models.
If a person of yours reads changes before publishing, you may not need a review service.
A cloud account in your company's name, with us as your only supplier.
Sign-in and access don't depend on the code; the platform holds them. And every change is read by a person, not just a scanner.
The next change can come from Claude Code, Cursor, your developer or agency, through the same review.
Lovable, Cursor or a freelancer: one sign-in, one set of roles, one way into production.
We take the code from the repository Lovable creates. We don't need access to your Lovable account.
Lovable Cloud exports the database (up to 15 GB, a file of at most 5 GB, once per 24 hours). Then it moves to your account, to Supabase in your account, or stays put for now.
We connect the app to the platform's sign-in and roles, deploy it on Zerops, and take down the lovable.app copy so no version runs outside review.
In Claude Code or Cursor, or we develop the app for you. Lovable exports to GitHub but can't import an existing repository back.
Lovable has SAML 2.0 and OIDC for workspace sign-in and SCIM on Enterprise. Fabrika has OIDC only and no SCIM.
Lovable lists SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, AIUC-1 and GDPR support. Fabrika holds none of its own.
Lovable Enterprise has audit logs for your security team. Fabrika records sign-ins, access changes and deployments, with roles per app in one place, but it isn't an audit product.
Lovable scans before publishing and on demand, with Wiz and Aikido integrations. Our review is done by a person.
People who don't code build in a chat with a live preview, on self-serve plans you can start today.
It gives IT real controls. What it doesn't do is read each change and judge whether it does what it should. On Fabrika the platform holds sign-in, access and keys whoever wrote the code, and a person reads every change before it goes live.
We're verifying it right now, ask us. Lovable syncs with GitHub in both directions, but we want to test it on a real app before we promise it.
Lovable says data stays in the region you select (EU, US or Asia Pacific). On Fabrika it sits in your company's cloud account; for the Czech Republic, Zerops is a Czech company with a data centre in Prague.
No. The platform is open source, so anyone can check its code. We've also described it on Security and answered a typical security questionnaire.
Not necessarily. Lovable is where the app starts, Fabrika where it runs once the company depends on it. Whether you keep a Lovable plan depends on where you'll keep building.
No. Fabrika can handle sign-in, deployment and review while the data stays where it is. When, and whether, to move it we decide together.
From lovable.dev and docs.lovable.dev, checked on 28 September 2026; sources are under the table. Spotted something out of date? Write to sales@contember.com.
Half an hour is enough. We'll look at what the app does and where the data is, and tell you whether Lovable Enterprise is enough or a takeover makes sense.