V0 describes itself as your collaborative AI assistant to design, iterate, and scale full-stack applications for the web. The docs call it an AI agent that helps anyone create real code and full-stack apps and agents. You start from a prompt, a template, a screenshot, or a Figma file, then preview, push to GitHub, or deploy to Vercel. A free plan sits beside paid per-user plans, and model use is priced per million tokens.
Official website · v0.app
V0 fits a web interface you want to preview before it lands in a repository or on Vercel. Public pages name the inputs and exits: a prompt, a screenshot or Figma file, templates, visual controls, a GitHub push, a pull request, and one-click deploy. They do not say which model a new chat selects, and Plus includes both $30 and $90 before /user/month without naming the charged amount.
The homepage asks what you want to create. The docs say to describe the idea in your preferred language, make high-fidelity UIs from wireframes or mockups, and clone pages with screenshots or Figma files. Template groups are Apps and Games, Landing Pages, Components, and Dashboards. Beside them: launch faster with ready-made components and full-page designs. Design systems are separate. You define colors, typography, and styles that you can use across projects. Design mode is the later pass: fine-tune every detail with visual controls and live preview. Free includes that Design Mode line, so it is not marked paid-only.
Official documentationThe docs say v0 is an AI agent that helps anyone create real code and full-stack apps and agents. The homepage says v0 plans, creates tasks, and connects to databases as it builds, beside Web, Plan, DB, API, Deploy, and LLM. It says the work covers UI and backend logic, not only mockups, including web search, site inspection, error fixing, and external tool integration. One line combines code generation, web browsing, debugging, and external API interactions in one platform. The stack sentence names Next.js, Tailwind, and shadcn/ui. Examples include React components, custom hooks, Snowflake, Python, and SQL. Integrations are favorite tools and APIs, with automatic integration and no accounts required for those connections. The same docs page says it will automatically fix errors in your code.
Official documentationThe homepage says generate working applications in minutes with AI and publish them as live websites in seconds. Deploy is described as one click to production. The docs add a fork: deploy to production immediately, or open a pull request for review, on Vercel infrastructure. Those speed lines are the vendor’s wording. GitHub is separate: connect to GitHub and push code directly to your repository. Free lists both deploy and GitHub sync. The iOS line says build anywhere with the v0 iOS app and design on the go. A control list for that app was not verified here. Share chats and collaborate with your team, plus centralized billing on vercel.com, is shown on Plus and Business, not on Free.
Official documentationInput tokens are measured based on what you send and output tokens are measured based on what v0 returns. Every prompt and every reply is broken into tokens, and pricing follows how many of each are processed. The table is dollars per million tokens, with input, cache write, cache read, and output columns for rows shown v 0 Mini, v 0 Pro, v 0 Max, and v 0 Max Fast. Free includes a 7 message/day limit and does not list access to all models. Which row a new chat uses is not stated. The four dollar rates, and the Plus credit lines, are copied in the pricing section.
Official documentationA suggested marketing path starts from a Landing Pages template or a description in your preferred language. The docs also list custom marketing pages, ad copy, and drafted campaigns. Put the offer and any line that must stay exact into the prompt yourself. Leave through a GitHub push or the Vercel deploy. On Free, repeated copy edits still count toward the 7 message/day limit.
A suggested dashboard path uses the Dashboards templates or a prompt that names metrics you already track. Docs examples include React components, custom hooks, Snowflake, Python, SQL, Matplotlib, and Pandas. Bring real column names. The homepage says v0 connects to databases as it builds, without listing every database. Treat the preview as a suggested scaffold, then a pull request or a Vercel deploy.
The designer notes say to turn mockups into interfaces and to clone pages with screenshots or Figma files. A suggested product-manager use follows the docs’ role line: quickly prototype and iterate to align stakeholders, validate ideas early, and gather feedback before engineering time. Examples include a feedback form sent to a database and an RFC template. Those lines are the vendor’s examples, not a measured handoff. Design mode is the documented way to adjust the preview afterward. Filing the decision elsewhere is outside the public pages.
Describe the idea in your preferred language, or start from a template, a screenshot, or a Figma file.
Use design mode’s visual controls and live preview when type, color, or layout needs a direct edit.
Push code to GitHub, open a pull request, or use the one-click deploy to Vercel described on the pages.
On Free, count the 7 message/day limit. On a paid seat, compare the model’s per-million-token rates before a long thread.
Figures below are copied from the public v0.app pricing page. Amounts are in USD. The page says VAT, GST, and other taxes are calculated from the billing address and added to the invoice. Plus is $30 and $90 together before /user/month. No sentence calls $90 a discount or a renewal price.
Try the chat inside a daily message cap.
$0.
/month.
All models, shared credits, and team billing.
$30.
/user/month, with $90 also shown.
Plus credits, with training opt-out stated.
$100.
/user/month.
SSO, roles, and the training sentence on this tier.
Custom.
No dollar amount shown.
A separate public line reads $5 in one-time credits for new users and does not say the amount refreshes monthly. Model rows, in dollars per million tokens for input, cache write, cache read, and output: v 0 Mini $0.20/1M, $0.25/1M, $0.02/1M, $1.20/1M; v 0 Pro $2/1M, $2.50/1M, $0.20/1M, $10/1M; v 0 Max $5/1M, $6.25/1M, $0.50/1M, $25/1M; v 0 Max Fast $10/1M, $12.50/1M, $1/1M, $50/1M. Questions on credits, refunds, cancellation, discounts, and renewal are titled on the page. The homepage line “Use your ChatGPT plan in v0” is also unexplained there.
Choose Lovable when a Vercel deploy is not the requirement.
V0’s pages tie output to a GitHub push, a Vercel deploy, and token rates. No Lovable price is restated.
Choose Bolt when you are comparing another builder in this catalog.
Open Bolt to compare another developer tool, not to pick a v0 credit balance. V0 is the one whose pages document Design Mode, GitHub sync, and Vercel deploy.
Choose Cursor when a prompt-to-deploy chat is the wrong workspace.
V0 starts from a prompt, screenshot, Figma file, or template, then a preview and a deploy or pull request. Cursor is the comparison when that shape does not fit.
Choose Replit when the project should not start in a v0 chat.
V0 documents an agent that writes UI and backend code, fixes errors, syncs GitHub, and deploys to Vercel. Pick Replit when that chat-and-deploy path is not where the work should live.
Free is $0 /month and lists free access, deploy to Vercel, Design Mode, GitHub sync, and a 7 message/day limit. It does not list access to all models. A separate line says $5 in one-time credits for new users and does not call that a monthly refill.
SourcePlus is $30 and $ 90 /user/month, then $30 of included monthly credits per user. The paragraph never says $90 is an old price or the renewal amount. Business is a single figure, $100 /user/month. Confirm Plus at checkout.
SourceEach prompt and each reply is broken into tokens, and the price follows how many input and output tokens are processed. The page asks why short prompts still use many input tokens, but that answer was not public, and there is no worked example.
SourceBusiness adds training opt-out by default and reprints the $30 monthly credits and $2 daily login credits. Enterprise is Custom and says your data is never used for training, with SAML SSO, role-based access control, priority access, and support SLAs. Free and Plus carry neither training sentence.
SourceRefunds, cancellation, student discounts, purchasing power parity, and renewal are question titles only. The docs mention external API interactions and your own APIs, but not a developer API contract or a named privacy certification. The login link resolved off-host and is not evidence.
SourceOct 6, 2026 · NavHunt editorial
NavHunt did not run v0. No prompt was sent, Design Mode was not opened, GitHub was not connected, and nothing was deployed to Vercel for this profile. The controls, plan lines, and token rates above come from public pages on v0.app. This description is based on v0's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06, including v0 by Vercel homepage, v0 plans and pricing, What is v0?.
Free lists seven messages a day. Plus and Business add monthly credits and team billing on vercel.com.