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Replit

Browser-based development environment with hosting attached, sold around an AI agent that writes, runs and publishes the application.

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The IDE that kept the server running.

Replit began as a browser IDE that could run code in many languages and became a hosting platform by keeping those processes alive and giving them a URL. A built-in database, collaborative editing and one-click publishing make the distance between writing something and putting it online about as short as it gets, which is part of why it took hold in classrooms first.

The account is the product: editor, container, database and deployment sit behind one login, and an AI agent that writes and revises the application is built into the same interface. Plans are a permanent free tier plus paid tiers that bundle a monthly credit allowance, with the headline prices quoted at annual billing rates. Deployments run in the United States.

Worth knowing

Pricing is organised around agent credits, parallel agents and model access rather than around compute, memory or traffic, so what a plan includes is measured in generated code rather than in served requests, and the credit allowance is usually what runs out before the machine does.

Identity

Reach
↓8,0062
Ownership
VC-backed
Status
Active
Wikidata
Q607686991

Deployment

Deployment
Control panel, Git

Regions and law

Regions
United States4
Headquarters
United States

Other features

Collaboration
Team members3

Sources

  1. 2026-09-09: Wikidata
    www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q60768699
  2. 2026-09-07: Reach
    majestic.com/reports/majestic-million
  3. 2026-08-12: Collaboration, Pricing model, Entry price, Typical ceiling, Currencies, Billed, Free tier, Minimum contract, Starting price
    replit.com/pricing
  4. 2026-08-01: Regions
    docs.replit.com/cloud-services/deployments/about-deployments
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