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AskCodi vs Replit
Replit is the most complete product in the category and the least willing to tell you what it costs before you sign up. It also ships phone apps, which we do not.
- Replit’s pricing page shows no free tier. Core is $20, Pro is $100. Ours is a million tokens a month with no card.
- On Replit you set your own spend limit, and "services will be suspended" when you reach it. Organisation budgets move in $500 increments.
- Replit ships phone apps as a first-class option. Ours says Soon.
Sources read: 11 November 2026
Side by side
Row by row.
- What the free tier is
- AskCodi1,000,000 tokens a month. No card, and no daily cap.
- ReplitNo free tier on the pricing page. Core $20, Pro $100, Enterprise on request, with usage priced as model credits plus effort-based pay-as-you-go on top.
replit.com ↗ - What happens when it runs out
- AskCodiBuilding stops and waits for the next month or a top-up. A site that is already published keeps serving, because hosting is its own subscription rather than part of the allowance.
- ReplitYou set the guardrail. "When this limit is reached, services will be suspended until the budget is increased or the next billing cycle begins." Organisation budgets must be set in $500 increments, and "continuous payment failures might lead to the suspension of your published apps".
docs.replit.com ↗ - Training on your prompts
- AskCodiWe have no model to train. Every run goes to the provider you picked.
- Replit"Pro users can opt out" of their content being used to improve models. On the cheaper plan you cannot.
docs.replit.com ↗ - Taking payments
- AskCodiNot wired into the builder. You connect your own Stripe and the money arrives in your account, in your name.
- ReplitPaid plans only, and candid about the rest: "Your sandbox integration is not production-ready. It cannot accept real payments until you complete the steps below." Going live means connecting a live Stripe account, Stripe KYB verification if that account is not activated, and recreating your products by hand, because "products and prices don’t sync from the sandbox to your live account". Publish without it and you get "Connect a live Stripe account before publishing."
docs.replit.com ↗ - Where the code lives
- AskCodiConnect a repository you own. Work arrives in it as pull requests you merge.
- ReplitApps are hosted primarily in United States data centres. "Enterprise customers can ask sales for EU hosting. All other published apps are hosted in the United States."
docs.replit.com ↗ - Security certification
- AskCodiNone claimed. We would rather say that than hedge.
- Replit"Replit has achieved SOC 2 Type 2 Attestation of Compliance", with SSO, SCIM, audit logs, single tenancy and SIEM streaming on Enterprise.
docs.replit.com ↗ - Phone apps
- AskCodiNot yet. The tab says Soon and it means it.
- ReplitShipped, and prominent enough to sit in their hero. This is a straight loss for us.
replit.com ↗ - What the money buys
- AskCodiEvery paid plan returns its full price as tokens. $29 buys $29 of model work.
- ReplitModel credits plus effort-based pricing, which cannot be modelled before you sign up.
replit.com ↗
Where they are better
What Replit does better.
Written by us, about them. A comparison where one side wins every row is a comparison nobody should believe, including this one.
- Phone apps, shipped. Ours is a tab that says Soon.
- Certification and enterprise plumbing: SOC 2 Type 2, SSO, SCIM, audit logs, single tenancy, a compliance API.
- Depth. It is a full development environment with a very large user base, and it will take you further into the code than we will.
- A partner directory, so there is somewhere to send work that needs a human.
Pick one
Which one to use.
Pick AskCodi if
You want to know what it costs before you hand over a card, and you want the work to land in your own GitHub repository.
Pick Replit if
You need a phone app now, or you need the compliance paperwork for a procurement process.
Or skip the reading
Describe the thing and see what comes back.
A million tokens a month, no card, and nine templates you can open right now without an account.