Replit Agent

Replit Agent is a freemium AI app builder for people who want to create, edit, preview, run, and deploy software projects from natural-language prompts inside Replit's hosted cloud development environment, with pricing that starts free and scales through Core, Pro, and Enterprise plans. Starter is free, Replit Core is $25/month or $20/month billed annually, Replit Pro is $100/month or $95/month billed annually, and Enterprise is custom-priced. It is best for builders who want to turn an app idea into a working Replit-hosted project quickly, because it combines prompt-based code generation, an in-browser development environment, preview, debugging help, database setup, collaboration, and deployment in one cloud workflow. The current Replit pricing page lists clear plan limits that matter for Agent buyers: Starter includes free daily Agent credits and can publish up to 1 project; Core includes $25 of monthly credits, up to 5 collaborators, up to 2 agents working in parallel, unlimited workspaces, publishing in any region, and removal of the Made with Replit badge; Pro includes $100 of monthly credits, up to 15 collaborators, up to 50 viewers, up to 10 agents working in parallel, access to the most powerful models, database rollbacks for up to 28 days, and premium support; Enterprise adds custom seat limits, SSO/SAML, advanced privacy controls, single-tenant environments, region selection, static outbound IPs, VPC peering, and dedicated support. Replit's Agent documentation also says Agent can create projects from plain language, set up infrastructure, test results, create checkpoints, and help fix problems along the way. Agent supports Lite, Economy, and Power modes; Turbo is listed as a Pro-only option for faster Power-mode builds at higher cost. Agent billing is usage-based and effort-based: all Agent interactions are billable, including Plan Mode conversations and text-only help, and costs are deducted from Replit credits. Replit says usage data can take up to 30 minutes to appear in the usage dashboard, so teams should set alerts and budgets before doing heavier builds. The product is strongest for MVPs, prototypes, educational projects, demos, and lightweight internal tools where speed matters more than deep local infrastructure control. It is less ideal when a team needs strict local-first workflows, precise control over model spend, or production-grade architecture without human review.