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Continual vs Replit

Replit turns ideas into apps you build and publish yourself. Continual builds the software your business runs on every day, with agents doing the recurring work and people approving what matters.

Which fits

Different tools for different jobs.

Choose Replit if

  • You want to build web apps, mobile apps, dashboards or AI tools from plain language.
  • You want to choose how your app runs: autoscaling, a reserved VM, static hosting or on a schedule.
  • You want to bring an existing GitHub project in and keep building on it.

Choose Continual if

  • You want software for how your company runs: clients, invoices, deals and deadlines.
  • You want an agent to do the recurring work, like preparing a brief before every renewal.
  • You want a person to approve sensitive actions before they run.
  • You want everyone on the team to join without a collaborator cap.

Side by side

How Continual and Replit compare.

Continual and Replit compared
TopicReplitContinual
What you buildWeb apps, mobile apps, data dashboards and AI tools, plus slides and videosBusiness apps such as dashboards, client portals and internal tools, plus agents that do the recurring work
Who it's forFounders, product managers, designers, engineers and operations teamsBusiness teams who want software shaped to how their company actually works
Data and recordsBuilt-in PostgreSQL databases, with production databases billed by compute time and storageA managed PostgreSQL database for each branch that you can open in any database client
Recurring workScheduled Deployments run your app at times you chooseAutomations start the Continual agent on a schedule or when a connected service sends an event
ApprovalsYou approve Agent's plan before it builds, and checkpoints let you roll backTool permission rules can require a person to approve an action before it runs
Integrations100+ integrations, such as OpenAI, Stripe and Google WorkspaceConnections to tools like Gmail, Google Sheets, HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack, Stripe and Xero
Pricing modelCore is $20 a month, or $18 billed annually. Pro is $100 a month, or $90 billed annually, as of November 2026. Publishing and databases are billed by usageStart free, then pay for usage with credits shared across the workspace. No seats
Team membersPro includes up to 15 collaboratorsUnlimited collaborators on every plan
Code ownershipGit built in, with import from and push to GitHubApp source lives in your project repository, managed by Continual or connected to GitHub

Replit details come from Replit's own website as of November 2026: docs.replit.com/replitai/agent, docs.replit.com/cloud-services/deployments/about-deployments, docs.replit.com/learn/projects-and-artifacts/version-control, replit.com, docs.replit.com/billing/about-usage-based-billing, replit.com/pricing.

Questions

What people ask first.

Is Continual a coding workspace?

No. You work with the agent in a thread and it builds the app. The source lives in your project repository for when you or a developer want it.

What does the agent do after the app is built?

Automations start the agent on a schedule or when a connected service sends an event. It can check records, draft messages and update your tools, and you can require a person to approve an action before it runs.

How does pricing compare?

Replit Core is $20 a month and Pro is $100 a month with up to 15 collaborators, as of November 2026. Continual charges for usage through credits shared across your workspace, and collaborators never need a seat.

Can a person approve what an agent does?

Yes. Tool permission rules can require a person to approve an action before it runs, and requests that need a person show up as tasks.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You describe the work in plain language and the agent builds and changes the app.

Get started

Run your company on software that keeps up.

Describe how your business should work. Continual builds it, then connects to your tools.