Lovable Deepens Google Cloud Partnership and Gains More Access to Claude and Gemini

Lovable and Google have expanded their relationship through a new multiyear agreement that will significantly increase the AI startup’s use of Google Cloud infrastructure and services. The Stockholm-based company, known for its AI-powered coding platform, said the deal will deepen its integration with Google’s cloud ecosystem while providing broader access to both Anthropic’s Claude models and Google’s Gemini models.

Financial terms were not disclosed. However, TechCrunch reported that the agreement includes a fivefold expansion of Lovable’s Google Cloud footprint, including increased AI usage. The partnership gives Lovable access to a wider range of AI models as it continues to scale. Claude has become one of the most widely used models for software development tasks, while Google’s Gemini family remains a central part of the company’s AI strategy. By supporting both model families, Lovable gains additional flexibility for building and operating its platform.

The agreement also extends beyond infrastructure. Lovable’s new AI agent will be distributed through Google’s Gemini Enterprise Agent Gallery, making it available through Google’s enterprise marketplace. Google said the arrangement is intended to simplify procurement and billing for enterprise customers evaluating and deploying AI agents.

Security is another component of the collaboration. Lovable will integrate with Wiz, the cloud security company Google acquired for $32 billion. According to the companies, the integration will allow security issues in code generated by both humans and AI agents to be identified and remediated in real time.

The expanded partnership comes as Lovable continues a period of rapid growth. According to the company, it reached $400 million in annualized revenue in February after adding $100 million in a single month. Lovable also said that more than half of Fortune 500 companies use its product in some capacity.

For Google, the deal strengthens relationships with both a fast-growing AI application company and Anthropic, in which Google has invested heavily. The arrangement also brings another high-growth AI workload onto Google Cloud as competition intensifies among major cloud providers seeking to attract AI startups and enterprise customers.

By combining infrastructure, AI model access, marketplace distribution, and security services under a single agreement, the companies are broadening a partnership that began with Lovable’s use of Google Cloud and is now expanding across multiple parts of Google’s AI and enterprise software ecosystem.

This analysis is based on reporting from TechCrunch.

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