Replit has surpassed $100 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR), representing a tenfold increase from the $10 million ARR it reported at the end of 2021. The announcement was made by founder and CEO Amjad Masad on X.
“Earlier this month, we crossed $100M in ARR, up from $10M at the end of ’24,” Masad posted. “We still have over half our funding in the bank. Our last round was in ‘23 at a $1.1B valuation, and we haven’t needed to raise since.”
Replit offers a cloud-based development environment and has experienced broad adoption among both enterprise users and individual developers. Companies such as Zillow and HubSpot use the platform to accelerate product delivery.
Independent builders like Yohei Nakajima and Gerrard Lobo are also running their businesses on Replit.
Masad said that the company is expanding its team and suggested there is considerable room for further growth: “Now’s a great time to join. The upside ahead is massive.”
Replit last raised capital in 2023 and has not sought additional funding since.
Meanwhile, Lovable, a new entrant in the software tooling space, announced it has reached $75 million in ARR just seven months after launch.
Anton Osika, founder of Lovable, shared the news on X. “I’m insanely grateful to the team, users, and everyone supporting us.”
He added, “P.S. We need more senior engineers to help us shape the future of software.”
The rapid growth of both Replit and Lovable highlights continued investor and developer interest in tools that improve software development and deployment. Replit continues to grow its team, while Lovable is actively hiring senior engineers.
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