v0 is Vercel's AI tool for generating React and Next.js interfaces from prompts. See its features, pricing plans, and how it compares to alternatives.
v0 is an AI-powered UI and application generation tool built by Vercel, the company behind the Next.js framework, founded in 2015 by Guillermo Rauch. Launched in beta in October 2023, v0 turns natural-language prompts into working React components styled with Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui, drawing more than 100,000 waitlist signups in its first three weeks before becoming generally available in 2024.
Since then, v0 has expanded well beyond simple component generation into a broader AI development platform, including a full-stack sandbox for building complete Next.js applications with backend routes and database connectivity.
Users describe an interface in plain language and v0 generates matching React components, which can be refined conversationally in Agent Mode, sometimes described as vibe coding. Generated projects can be edited visually in Design Mode or directly in a VS Code-style in-browser code editor, then synced to Git.
A full-stack sandbox adds Next.js backend logic, API routes, and Supabase database connectivity, letting teams build and preview working applications rather than static UI mockups, with one-click deployment to Vercel's hosting platform when ready.
v0 offers a free plan with 5 dollars of monthly credits and a limit of 7 messages per day. Paid plans include Plus at 30 dollars per user per month and Business at 100 dollars per user per month, both including monthly and daily login credits, with a custom-priced Enterprise tier adding SSO and training data opt-out.
Beyond subscriptions, v0 also uses token-based, pay-as-you-go pricing across model tiers named v0 Mini, v0 Pro, v0 Max, and v0 Max Fast, with cost varying by input, output, and cache usage.
An AI tool from Vercel that generates React and Next.js UI and full-stack app code from natural-language prompts.
Vercel, the company founded in 2015 by Guillermo Rauch, creator of Next.js.
It launched in beta in October 2023 and became generally available in 2024.
Yes, there is a free plan with 5 dollars of monthly credits and a 7-messages-per-day limit; paid plans start at 30 dollars per user per month.
Primarily React and Next.js, styled with Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui components.
Yes, its full-stack sandbox supports Next.js backend logic, API routes, and Supabase database connections.
Generated projects can be deployed to Vercel in one click.
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