Switching from Lovable

Lovable doesn’t love you back.

You built something good. Now every message costs a credit, and it still can’t answer an email or bring in a customer. Bring it over: same code, your own address, and Flexi running the rest.

Free to look · we read it first · you decide

What you get

What it does today. No fluff.

Nothing counted

No credits, and no running out halfway through a fix. One plan, everything in it.

Your code comes too

Drop the export above. It goes in exactly as it is, with your keys kept safe in the Vault.

Stuck? Flexi fixes it

He reads the code, finds the broken line and fixes it, then shows you what changed.

Found on Google

Every page gets a proper title and description, written for what people search. The bit a prompt never does.

How it works

01

Paste the link, or drop the code

Flexi reads your published site, or the zip of your code, right here in your browser. No sign-in needed.

02

See what comes with you

And what was never there: emails answered, posts every week, customers followed up.

03

Say yes

Flexi sets it up on your own address and publishes it when you’re happy. The code, the words and the customers stay yours.

flexos.me/switch/lovable
Or drop your export here (.zip)Read in your browser, nothing uploaded.

What changes

WhatLovableFlexOS
What you pay forCredits for every message: 100 a month on Pro at $25, and they expire.One plan, everything in it: $80 a month per project. Nothing counted.
What you getA website or a web app.The site, plus the emails, posts and follow-ups, with Flexi running them.
Your codeYours. Lovable says so.Still yours: your own repo and address. Leave whenever you like.
When it breaksYou and the chat, one credit at a time.Flexi fixes it. Or a flexpert does, if you’d rather talk to a person.

Lovable’s side is its own pricing page, lovable.dev/pricing, read on 25 September 2026. If it has changed, tell us and this changes.

People who arrived with one sentence.

Four real customers, what they asked for, and what Flexi built.

“A website, and to actually be found on it.”

Nick Gardener · Groundforce1
  • A new site on his own address, written for what his customers search
  • Search work that keeps going every week, not a one-off audit
Their site

“Better leads for kitchen refurbs.”

Michal · Time to Refurbish
  • Pages built around kitchen refurbishment, so the right people find him
  • Enquiries that get followed up instead of going cold
Their site

“The posting, off my plate.”

Joey · Gorilla Asphalt
  • Social posts drafted for him every week, approved on his phone
  • Email campaigns that go out on their own and bring the leads back
Their site

“More customers, and the emails actually sent.”

Yaser · Yaser UK
  • Email marketing that writes itself, in his voice
  • More of his week back for the client work he is actually paid for
Their site

Questions

Will my project survive the move?

Flexi reads it and shows you the plan before anything changes. If something can’t come across cleanly, he tells you. No nasty surprises.

What does it cost?

Free for 3 days. Then one plan, everything included — $80 a month per project, $50 for each project after your first.

I’m mid-project. Is now a bad time?

It’s the easiest it’ll ever be. The bigger it grows there, the bigger the move.

Flexi, the FlexOS cat

Bring it with you.

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