Fabricate is an AI app builder that turns a description into a working app with sign-in and saved data. Free plan, Pro from $20/month. See features.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Fabricate is an AI app builder that turns a plain-language description into a working web app with sign-in and saved data. You type what you need, such as a booking site for a hair salon, and the app appears next to the chat. The company says a first build takes one to four minutes and requires no code.
It is made by Fabricate, LLC and aimed at small-business owners, freelancers and the person on a team who keeps the spreadsheets. Examples on the site include booking sites, invoice trackers, class sign-up pages, marketplaces and local business websites. The Free plan covers building and previewing, while putting an app online needs a paid plan.
The process has four steps. You describe the app in your own words, watch it build, change it by asking, and then publish it. A request like "make the buttons green" is enough for an edit, and the preview lets you point at an element and say what to change. No settings panels or code are involved.
Each action uses credits, which measure the AI's work. A small change such as new colors or moved buttons costs about 3 to 10 credits, a new feature about 10 to 25, and a whole new app about 20 to 35. Fabricate shows what each change used. Before publishing, it opens the app in a real browser to check that it works.
Every app includes the basics a small business needs: accounts for customers and staff, stored bookings, orders and customers, and layouts that adapt to phones. The site offers 30 finished website templates and 72 starter ideas, covering areas such as salon booking, restaurant menus, trades, classes and clubs. Each can be changed by asking.
Paid plans add business tools. Apps can take card payments through your own Stripe account, send new bookings and orders to Slack, Zapier, Make and webhooks, and email confirmations and reminders to customers. Pro and Max also allow private apps, team invitations and viewing, editing and downloading the app's code. The site lists visitor numbers and a pre-share security and SEO check as additional features.
Fabricate is an AI app builder that turns a plain-language description into a working web app with sign-in and saved data. It is made by Fabricate, LLC and aimed at small-business owners, freelancers and teams who do not write code.
Free is $0 with 60 credits a month. Pro is $20 a month billed yearly ($240) or $25 billed monthly, with 350 credits. Max is $80 a month billed yearly ($960) or $100 monthly, with 1,750 credits.
Yes. The Free plan needs no card and includes 60 credits a month, plus sign-in and saved data. On Free you can build and preview apps, but putting an app online needs Pro or Max.
No. You describe what you want in your own words and make changes by asking in the chat. Pro and Max users who want to can also see, edit and download the app's code.
Yes, on Pro and Max. You can connect a domain you already own, such as yoursalon.com, to any app that is online, and the secure padlock is set up for you. Pro allows 5 domains and Max allows 20.
Fabricate connects to Stripe for card payments and can send new bookings and orders to Slack, Zapier, Make and webhooks. It also lists support for building from ChatGPT or Claude and a GitHub integration.
According to Fabricate's terms, you own the apps it builds for you and everything you put into them. On Pro and Max you can also make apps private and download the code.
Nothing is lost, and your apps stay in your account. Apps on a paid plan stay online. You can wait for the monthly refill, upgrade, or on Pro and Max buy extra credits that never expire.