Lovable has announced a $330 million Series B funding round, valuing the company at $6.6 billion, marking one of the largest raises in the no-code and AI-powered product building space.
Founded with the mission to empower the 99%—people with ideas who don’t code, Lovable positions itself as a platform where anyone can become a builder. From founders and teachers to artists and enterprise teams inside the world’s largest companies, Lovable aims to remove technical barriers and turn ideas into real, working products.
Who Led the Round
The Series B round was led by CapitalG and Menlo Ventures’ Anthology Fund, signaling strong confidence from growth-stage investors in Lovable’s long-term vision.
Strategic Investors Backing the Future of Work
Lovable’s funding round also includes venture arms of major technology companies shaping how work is built and shipped:
- NVentures (Nvidia)
- Salesforce Ventures
- Databricks Ventures
- T. Capital (Deutsche Telekom)
- Atlassian Ventures
- HubSpot Ventures
They are joined by prominent global investment firms:
- Khosla Ventures
- DST Global
- EQT Growth
- Kinship Ventures
Returning investors Accel, Creandum, and Evantic also participated, reinforcing continued belief in Lovable’s momentum and product direction.
Why This Raise Matters
Lovable’s growth reflects a broader shift in software creation—where building is no longer limited to engineers. By enabling non-technical users to design, prototype, and ship products, Lovable is tapping into a massive market of creators and teams who want speed without complexity.
The new funding is expected to accelerate:
- Platform capabilities for non-coders
- Enterprise adoption
- Expansion of AI-assisted building workflows
As Lovable puts it, “Now everyone is a builder.” This round suggests investors agree—and are betting big on that future.
