Lovable inks multi‑year Google Cloud deal to 5x AI footprint

Stockholm-based AI app builder Lovable has signed an expanded, multi‑year collaboration with Google Cloud that will increase its Google Cloud footprint roughly fivefold, with a particular focus on AI workloads. Financial terms were not disclosed, but reporting indicates the agreement significantly scales Lovable’s use of Google’s infrastructure and AI services, establishing Google Cloud as one of Lovable’s primary technology partners. The deal grants Lovable broader access to both Google’s Gemini models and Anthropic’s Claude models, which are widely used for coding and full‑stack software generation. Lovable, which processes more than one million new projects per week and has surpassed 25 million projects created, is using the expanded capacity to support rapid growth among developers and enterprise teams globally.

The partnership is organized around three main pillars: distribution, security and procurement. First, Lovable has launched its Lovable Agent in Google Cloud’s Gemini Enterprise Agent Gallery, giving enterprises direct access to a verified network of third‑party AI agents built on Google’s secure infrastructure and expanding Lovable’s go‑to‑market reach through Google Cloud’s channels. Second, the companies are tightening security through a new integration with Wiz, the cloud security firm Google acquired for about $32 billion, to provide real‑time detection and remediation of vulnerabilities in AI‑generated and human‑written code, alongside continuous scanning, dependency checks, permission controls and audit trails aimed at enterprise compliance. Third, Lovable and its agent are now available via Google Cloud Marketplace and Gemini Enterprise, simplifying procurement and billing while adding enterprise‑grade governance around usage.

Strategically, the deal gives Lovable the scalable, AI‑optimized infrastructure it needs to support hyper‑growth in AI‑powered software creation and to move more enterprise customers from prototypes to production applications. For Google Cloud, channeling Lovable’s workloads onto its platform helps drive higher‑margin AI consumption and supports its broader bet on agentic, AI‑centric software development, while also indirectly benefiting Anthropic by increasing enterprise usage of Claude models in an ecosystem where Google is a major investor. The collaboration illustrates how cloud providers are integrating model access, security, and marketplace distribution into a single stack for leading AI startups, tightening the link between infrastructure, AI platforms and go‑to‑market execution.