42 claims over 21 sources, 37 of them re-checked automatically.
Every figure StoreReady states about the world, rather than about itself, is listed here. Each one names the page it was read from and the day it was read. Nothing on this site retypes a number: a page renders a figure by asking this register for it, and asking for a claim that is not marked verified throws rather than printing something.
Bolt.new — Cheapest paid plan. $25 per month billed monthly (Pro)
Bolt.new — Free tier. $0 — 300K tokens daily limit
Bolt.new — Cheapest plan that reaches iOS. Not published
Bolt.new — What the plan is metered in. Tokens
Expo + EAS — Cheapest paid plan. $19 /MONTH + additional usage cost (Starter)
Expo + EAS — Free tier. $0 /MONTH — 15 Android and 15 iOS builds
Expo + EAS — Cheapest plan that reaches iOS. $0 /MONTH (Free)
Expo + EAS — What the plan is metered in. Build credit, then metered
FlutterFlow — Cheapest paid plan. $39/month (Basic)
FlutterFlow — Free tier. $0 — build and test
FlutterFlow — Cheapest plan that reaches iOS. $39/month (Basic)
FlutterFlow — What the plan is metered in. Lite credits, plus a separate AI-generation meter
Lovable — Cheapest paid plan. $25 / month (Pro)
Lovable — Free tier. $0 / month
Lovable — Cheapest plan that reaches iOS. Not published
Lovable — What the plan is metered in. 100 monthly credits
Replit Mobile — Cheapest paid plan. $20 per month (Replit Core)
Replit Mobile — Free tier. Not published
replit.com/pricing lists Core at $20 ("$18 / month, billed annually"), Pro at $100 ($90) and Enterprise at Custom. No $0 plan appears on it. The free Starter tier this row carried until 18 September 2026, "Free daily Agent credits" and "Publish up to 1 project", is off the page. What the page still calls free is a usage mode inside Core: "up to 30 hours of chat on free mode" and "up to 60 projects on free mode". This claim carries no probe, because no substring can prove the absence of a plan. The ladder that IS published is probed by compare-replit-entry and compare-replit-meter beside it, so a further change to Replit pricing still fails this register.
Replit Mobile — Cheapest plan that reaches iOS. Not published
Replit Mobile — What the plan is metered in. $20 a month towards top models
Rork — Cheapest paid plan. $20/mo (Rork Pro)
Rork — Free tier. $0 — design mode only, 35 design credits/mo, max 5/day
Rork — Cheapest plan that reaches iOS. $200/mo (Rork Max)
Rork — What the plan is metered in. Credits, reset monthly
Vibecode — Cheapest paid plan. $20 /month (Plus)
Vibecode — Free tier. Not published
Vibecode — Cheapest plan that reaches iOS. $20 /month (Plus)
Vibecode — What the plan is metered in. Credits at wholesale model cost
a0.dev — cheapest paid plan, as carried by the directory row. $20/mo
Re-read 2026-09-18 in a real browser, which is the only way this source can be read: a plain fetch of a0.dev/pricing returns 158 characters and the plan grid renders client-side, so the sweep could not resolve this claim at all. The cell is marked render so it is read the way a buyer reads it. Cheapest paid is still Pro at $20/month, now stated as 100 credits per month, with Max at $200/month and 1,250 credits per month. The old probe quoted an embedded JSON plan payload that the delivered HTML no longer carries, and that payload also listed a Pro 250 to Pro 5000 ladder the page no longer shows.
Adalo — cheapest paid plan, as carried by the directory row. $36/mo
Bolt.new — cheapest paid plan, as carried by the directory row. $25/mo
CatDoes — cheapest paid plan, as carried by the directory row. $17/mo
Draftbit — cheapest paid plan, as carried by the directory row. $12/mo
Expo + EAS (hand-written) — cheapest paid plan, as carried by the directory row. $19/mo
Re-read 2026-09-18 off expo.dev/pricing. The cheapest paid plan is still Starter at $19/month plus usage, with $45 of build credit; Free is still $0 with 15 Android and 15 iOS builds and Production still $199 with $225 of credit. What moved is the page COPY: each plan now carries a tagline between its name and its price ("Starter for developers ready to launch real-world apps. $ 19 /month"), so the old probe's contiguous "Starter $ 19 /month" run no longer exists. The probe now pins name to price on the compare calculator row, which states the three together, and keeps the two build-credit figures the plans are actually sold on.
FlutterFlow — cheapest paid plan, as carried by the directory row. $39/mo
GoodBarber — cheapest paid plan, as carried by the directory row. $30/mo, billed yearly
Re-read 2026-09-18 off goodbarber.com/pricing. The three figures are unchanged at 30, 40 and 215 a month billed yearly, and the CURRENCY changed: the page served euros when this row was written and serves dollars now. Its own footnote says why, and it is the thing to watch on this source: "They are shown in EUR, USD, GBP, CAD, MXN, SEK, DKK or NOK depending on your location." So this row records what a US reader is served, and a probe carrying a currency symbol is the right kind of brittle here, because a row that says $30 while the page says nothing of the sort is the failure. The page also stamps itself: "Content reviewed in September 2026."
Lovable — cheapest paid plan, as carried by the directory row. $25/mo
Median.co — cheapest paid plan, as carried by the directory row. Not published
Replit Mobile — cheapest paid plan, as carried by the directory row. $20/mo
Rork — cheapest paid plan, as carried by the directory row. $20/mo
Thunkable — cheapest paid plan, as carried by the directory row. $18/mo
Vibecode — cheapest paid plan, as carried by the directory row. $20/mo
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