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acoco vs. Base44
acoco is a company you own. acoco staffs it with five roles: a CEO, a CTO, an engineer, growth, and a COO. You type one sentence, acoco builds the company, then those five roles keep working on it every night: shipping code, running ads, emailing prospects, and reporting back each morning.
You work it yourself. Base44 says it "doesn't stop when you publish your creation" and includes an SEO/GEO dashboard, a social content generator, and app analytics, but you run the scan, review the fixes, and post the content. acoco's growth role runs ads and sends outreach email on its own, every night, without you operating any of it.
Base44's SEO/GEO dashboard scans a live app against Google, ChatGPT, and Gemini and hands back a prioritized fix list , which is a form of visibility work acoco does not surface as a tool you can run yourself; acoco's growth role decides what to do and does it, not you.
Yes. Base44 "builds the full thing: frontend, backend, database, user auth, payments, all of it," hosted and live the moment it's ready with "no deployment process, no setup." acoco builds the same kind of full application, then keeps five roles working on it every night after: shipping code, running ads, emailing prospects, and reporting back each morning.
Base44 builds the backend, database, authentication, and payments into the very first build, on production infrastructure rather than a sandbox. acoco's first build is a starting point its growth and engineering roles keep working from afterward; Base44's is meant to be the finished product from day one.
Each of the three builds a working app. None of them operates it afterward; acoco does, as five roles inside the company you own.
| row | acoco | Base44 | Bolt | Lovable | Replit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it builds | a company: a site or app, plus a staff of five that keeps operating it | a full application: frontend, backend, database, auth, payments | a working web app or site | a working web app or website | an app, site, or agent |
| After it's built | five roles keep working every night: code, ads, outreach | it runs on production infrastructure immediately; operating it from there is yours | hosting and a custom domain are included; running the business from there is yours | the build is delivered; you host and run it from there | the app deploys; operating the business from there is yours |
| Who markets it | acoco's growth role, nightly | you do, with Base44's SEO/GEO dashboard and social content generator | not described on bolt.new/pricing | not described on lovable.dev/pricing | not described on replit.com/pricing |
| Who finds customers | acoco's growth role: ads and outreach email | not described on base44.com/pricing | not described on bolt.new/pricing | not described on lovable.dev/pricing | not described on replit.com/pricing |
| Funds the business | yes, via runway; acoco matches manual top-ups (see pricing) | not described on base44.com/pricing | not described on bolt.new/pricing | not described on lovable.dev/pricing | not described on replit.com/pricing |
| What you own | the company; cancel any time from the dashboard | your code, your data, your users | not stated on bolt.new/pricing | your code | not stated on replit.com/pricing |
| What it costs | first company free, no card; $49/mo per company after (see pricing) | free, then $16 to $160/mo across four tiers, billed annually | $0 free, $25/mo Pro, $30/member/mo Teams | $0 free, $25/mo Pro, $50/mo Business, both paid tiers include 100 monthly credits (prices checked 2026-09-07) | free Starter, $17/mo Core ($20 billed monthly), $95/mo Pro ($100 billed monthly), billed annually |
Competitor prices as published on their own pricing pages, checked 7 September 2026.
Rows without a source comment reflect what each provider's own pricing page states or omits as of this writing; see /vs for the other comparisons.
acoco keeps working after your company is built.
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