Lovable offers 24-hour free access with $350 in partner credits for International Women's Day
Lovable, a vibe-coding app builder, is providing 24 hours of free access to their platform along with $350 in partner credits for International Women's Day. The free building access requires no subscription or application and is automatically applied during the 24-hour window.
Key Details
The offer includes three components:
- Lovable: 100% free building for 24 hours (ends March 9, 12:59 AM)
- Anthropic: $100 in free Claude API tokens
- Stripe: $250 in credits for Stripe processing fees
How to Claim
To access the offer:
- Log in to Lovable at lovable.dev or shebuilds.lovable.app during the 24-hour window
- From your Lovable dashboard, find links to claim partner perks
- For Claude API credits ($100): You'll need your Anthropic Organization ID (found in Anthropic Console settings) to fill out the redemption form. Credits are usually granted within 1-2 business days.
- For Stripe credits ($250): Follow the link in the dashboard to apply fee credits to your account
Important notes: The Lovable free access is only available for the 24-hour period. Claude credits often have a short expiry once granted, so have your project ideas ready to go.
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