Lovable Partner Program: Certification and Directory
LovableLovable launched the Lovable Partner Program, formalizing certification and revenue sharing for the more than 800,000 individuals and agencies who already build client work on the platform. The program splits into an Experts track for independent builders and small agencies, and a Solution Partners track for agencies, consultancies, and systems integrators handling larger engagements. A new Partner Directory lets companies discover and hire certified builders by the problems they solve, and certified partners can earn referral commissions of up to 20% on qualifying deals.
Key Takeaways
- The Lovable Partner Program formalizes certification and revenue sharing for a client-services economy that already spans more than 800,000 builders and agencies.
- Two tracks split the market: Experts for independent builders and small agencies, and Solution Partners for agencies and systems integrators pursuing larger transformation deals.
- A new Partner Directory lets companies browse certified builders by the problems they solve and review shipped work before hiring.
- Certified Experts can earn 10% commission on Business plan referrals, while Solution Partners can earn up to 20% commission across three tiers on enterprise deals.
- More than 500 Solution Partners, including Deutsche Telekom and KPMG, signed on and began certification before the program's public launch.
- Lovable's own survey found nearly two-thirds of paid client builders land their first client within three months, underscoring how quickly the program's target audience can turn Lovable skills into income.
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Formalizing an Existing Market
Lovable introduced the Lovable Partner Program on September 9, 2026, giving official structure to a segment of its community that was already building for clients informally. According to Lovable, more than 800,000 individuals and agencies use the platform for client work, ranging from small business websites to enterprise transformation projects, and client work is already a source of income for more than 15% of users who aim to make money on the platform. In the two months before launch, more than 500 solution providers, including Deutsche Telekom and KPMG, had already signed agreements and begun certification.
Two Certification Tracks
The program is split into two tracks. The Experts track targets independent builders and small agencies who build websites, apps, client portals, and automations for others; certification is based on projects an expert has actually shipped, and a Pro plan is all that is required to participate. The Solution Partners track is aimed at established agencies, consultancies, and systems integrators pursuing larger, business-wide transformation engagements, and comes with dedicated support such as a Partner Development Manager and a partner support inbox.
The Partner Directory and Earning Structure
A new Partner Directory lets companies browse certified experts and solution partners by the problems they solve, review the work behind each profile, and contact partners directly. Once a project ships, the client can keep working with the same partner, hand it off, or take the project over themselves. On the earnings side, certified Experts can receive a 10% commission on Business plan accounts they refer, while Solution Partners can earn up to 20% commission across three tiers on referred enterprise deals, plus 10% commission on every Business subscription sold and access to co-selling opportunities with Lovable's own team.
Why It Matters
The launch reflects how much of Lovable's growth now comes from people building software for others rather than for themselves: Lovable's own survey of paid builders found that a quarter earn most or all of their income from client work, nearly two-thirds land their first client within three months, and more than a third had never built software before using Lovable. By certifying that workforce and giving companies a directory to find it, Lovable is positioning the Partner Program as new infrastructure for an AI-driven services economy built on top of its platform.