The AI programming startup Lovable has expanded its multi-year partnership with Google Cloud. While the financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed, TechCrunch, citing sources familiar with the matter, reported that the deal will increase Lovable’s usage on Google Cloud by five times, including AI computing resources.
Under this new arrangement, Lovable will also gain increased access to models, including Anthropic’s Claude and Google’s own Gemini. Claude is currently widely used for programming tasks, making this partnership not just an expansion of cloud resources, but also a strategic move in model supply and enterprise-grade distribution.
Regarding Claude and Gemini
The report highlights Anthropic in particular. Google has previously provided Anthropic with substantial cash and computing power support, along with performance targets. Lovable, one of Europe’s faster-growing AI startups, expanding its use of Claude could help improve Anthropic’s related business performance.
According to data previously disclosed by Lovable, the company’s annualized revenue had exceeded $400 million by February of this year. The company stated that it had only 146 employees at the time and added $100 million in annualized revenue within a single month. Lovable also noted that more than half of the Fortune 500 companies are using its products in some capacity.
Integrate with Google's enterprise sales system
This partnership further integrates Lovable into Google Cloud’s enterprise ecosystem. Lovable’s new agent product will be available in the Gemini Enterprise Agent Gallery, enabling enterprise customers to purchase the service directly through Google’s procurement and billing system.
For Lovable, this means a shorter path to acquiring enterprise clients. For Google Cloud, integrating third-party AI agents into its own enterprise marketplace helps expand revenue from cloud services and model calls.
Will also integrate Wiz security capabilities.
Another aspect of the collaboration is security. Lovable plans to integrate with Wiz to scan code generated by human developers and AI agents. The integration is expected to enable real-time identification and remediation of security issues.
Wiz is Google’s largest acquisition to date, valued at $32 billion, and the deal was completed in March this year. Integrating Wiz demonstrates Google’s strategy to bundle its cloud, model, agent distribution, and security capabilities to secure more enterprise AI contracts.
From Google’s perspective, such partnerships are also tied to its substantial capital expenditure plan. The report notes that Google plans to invest approximately $180 to $190 billion in capital expenditures this year to continuously expand its enterprise customer base and AI usage, with these partnerships viewed as a key revenue source supporting such investments.