Easy to get right in and start using. Rapid prototyping and ease of use. Integrations with other systems makes gluing things together easier.

Agent does a good job of automating very detailed, specific, and mundane tasks. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The AI makes "rookie" mistakes and suffers from frequent hallucinations. While somewhat expected, you'll need to spend a lot of time/money to validate the real and imagined bugs that the AI finds.

There isn't an easy way to move/migrate your code outside of Replit hosting. If you KNOW you don't want to host with Replit long-term, then this may not be a good solution for anything except prototyping.

The AI is mostly "database unaware" - it's a coding tool, not a database coding tool, and you can't trust it to make good database decisions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It quickly builds any tool or software user interface that you can imagine. It's conversational. The planning feature is awesome because the AI thinks ahead or it can fill in the gaps that you might not think of but will want or need in your app. I like the built in "drive" - the push to extend your app further or make it better for users. The testing features are getting better all the time, too. Replit is constantly evolving and having one of the largest user bases out there for vibe coding, that helps drive innovation and breadth of AI ability / integrations, too. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It took building a few simple apps to start getting the hang of vibe coding with replit. There is a learning curve, despite how easy it is to use. It starts to fall apart in the "last mile" - when you test things as a real user. That's where the learning curve comes in, it can take dozens of attempts to fix one little thing - only to open up or create a new bug that also can take dozens of attempts to fix strictly using vibe coding methods and AI. It helps to produce finished and usable apps if you have a technical or developer background. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'm a user of Replit from agent v1, v2 and v3, and I can tell you the differences between each version:

- Agent v1, handles everything for you, no need for expert knowledge in the IDE tool, droplets deployment

- Agent v2 can handle complex requirements for more sophisticated apps

- Agent v3, take the QA testing and debugging off your hands and deliver a clean, regression-free experience

I tried the customer support for some nasty blockers I had in my app, and they assisted me until they were resolved.

As for ease of Implementation, all I have to do is click the Deploy button, and it's live - as easy as that. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Monthly credits expire at the end of each cycle. It would be beneficial to either give more or roll over the remaining credits to the next month for heavy users like me. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I often need a tool for a specific use case. Existing options either don't include exactly what I need, or are way too expensive for my use. In most cases it's not complicated, just unique. I've been using Replit to create those tools for myself. Most recently was a form and landing page that made API calls based on responses in the form. I couldn't find an adorable solution for that anywhere, so I told the Replit AI agent what I needed and I had it within minutes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish I still had the option to manually create a new project/app. Sometimes I have a simple code I want to deploy and it would be quicker and easier to just do it myself and skip the AI agent. Not a real big deal though. I just give the agent the code and it gets done. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Replit offers an incredibly empowering platform, especially for someone like me from a non-technical background. I came in with just a concept for an animal welfare app, and with the help of Replit’s AI Agent 3, I was able to build a fully functional MVP. The AI guidance made complex coding tasks simple and achievable, turning my vision into a working product without needing a tech team. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For those of us working on social-impact projects with limited budgets, the usage-based limit of the AI Agent can be challenging. The Agent occasionally needs very precise prompting — otherwise, credits can get used up quickly. It would be wonderful if Replit offered more flexibility or support for cause-driven creators. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'm a very technical person and extremely good with software, but I cannot code. Until now.

What I have managed to build with Replit is nothing short of mind-blowing.

Sometimes I have to sit back and pinch myself, and say, "have I actually created that?".

It is groundbreaking AI technology and I am so confident using Replit now, that I believe I could build almost anything.

I've built over 40 apps and have two Replit accounts. One a personal business and one a company I work for part time as their AI enabler.

Between the two accounts, I have built well over $100,000 worth of business tools and websites at usual software developer pricing. Total cost between the two Replit accounts, maybe $1000.

I'm UK based and have been banging the drum about Replit over here for a while now.

I am a serial start-up founder, so I understand business, workflows and architecture very well, which is why I believe I have been so successful building.

Although I can't code traditionally, I understand how one process affects another, and I think that multi-business insight has helped me so much.

I'd recommend Replit above any other AI coding platform. Just my opinion, but I have the first hand experience with Replit to justify it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Occasionally goes off and does too much by itself, but I've worked a way to stop that now, so I no longer really have those problems. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- Agent 3 can build amazing apps in minutes with simple written prompts, it's very impressive and getting better all the time.

- The no-nonsense deployment capability and lack of a local development environment is perfect for a first version of something when you're a Product manager like me. I love that I don't have to wrestle with any of the typical tooling or infrastructure just to get a web app up for someone else to go check out! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- If you're not careful, you can spend a lot of money refining your app - stay on top of your credits and what you actually need/want to build or test. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Getting started is very easy, and I was able to import my repositories without any trouble. I find the feature suggestions particularly helpful. The previews are better than those offered by any other coding tool I've used. I tried Firebase Studio, but it's clear that Replit is superior. Taking an idea to an MVP is fastest with Replit. The interface is simple and intuitive, which makes the whole experience smoother. The hosting options are a real advantage, and Agent 3 is a solid addition to the platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is no BYOK option. I have an annual subscription, but I constantly end up paying for overages. I believe I should be able to use my own key after subscribing. i run out of credits if i let agent 3 completely autonomous Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Replit takes ideation to a whole new level—whether you’re a complete beginner or a seasoned pro. In just five minutes, you can watch your idea come to life from a single prompt. For newcomers, Replit recommends the best tech stack so you don’t have to worry about setup headaches. More experienced? Simply provide a detailed prompt, and Replit instantly becomes your architect, developer, and UI team all at once.

What I love most is that I can finally focus on business logic without fussing over dependencies and installations. Before Replit, coding in React sometimes felt like a nightmare—random libraries would break overnight for no apparent reason. Now, Replit keeps everything running smoothly behind the scenes, letting me put all my energy into writing great code.

In under a month, I transformed a simple idea into a fully functional web application—front end, back end, and all. Replit even suggests software best practices, like storing database credentials and other sensitive keys in a secure vault, so I don’t have to deal with the nitty-gritty of implementation. Replit even makes it possible to use cloud storage!

I love that Replit provides recommendations when it starts to code, that you can just check off and pick the ones you'd like to implement. Sometimes, it provides ideas which I haven't thought about.

Replit’s Agent is a game changer: it’s like having an architect, developer, and UI team on call for a fraction of the cost. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The Replit Agent needs improvement to be more context aware. I find that it can sometimes forget it coded a component, and proceed to recode it differently, or simply overwrite code. I overcome this by providing more specific prompts and asking the Agent to confirm before proceeding to code.

Another issues I've noticed is that some rollbacks can take a long time, sometimes, upwards of 10 minutes.

I'd like to see Replit code native mobile applications, and not just web applications. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Replit makes it incredibly easy to build and deploy applications directly from the browser without complicated setup. I especially like the collaborative coding features, package management, and the ability to quickly test and share my projects. While working on my geo-location tracker, I found the development flow smooth and efficient. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only downside is that the monthly credits included in the subscription are not quite enough to support building and running a more serious application. For projects that need higher usage, like my geo-location tracker, I quickly run into the credit limits. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.