Lovable Gives Every App a Trust Center to Win Enterprise Deals
Lovable gives every published app an auto-generated, always-current security page — removing the biggest friction point in B2B sales for vibe-coded software

- Auto-generated trust centers: Every publicly published Lovable app now gets a security page at
YOURAPPURL/.well-known/trust.html, built automatically by the platform. - No setup required: The page reads security controls directly from the app — HTTPS, TLS, cookie flags, RLS, SBOMs, dependency scans — with nothing for the builder to fill in or maintain.
- Enterprise sales unblocked: Trust centers cut security review time by up to 90% and accelerate enterprise sales cycles by up to 42%, according to industry research.
- Vibe coding's security gap: A 2026 audit found 45% of AI-generated code contains high-risk security flaws; this feature is Lovable's platform-level answer to that credibility problem.
- Massive scale context: Lovable hit $400M ARR at a $6.6B valuation with 100,000+ new projects daily, meaning a large share of apps are now being sold into real enterprise deals.
- Coming soon: Backend service details, data residency info, AI gateway controls, and a full subprocessor list are on the roadmap for the trust center.
Selling software built with an AI app builder to a real business has always had an awkward moment: the security review. A customer's IT team asks for your compliance posture, your encryption details, your list of third-party services. Until now, the honest answer from most vibe-coded apps was a shrug and a reassuring email. Lovable is changing that with the launch of Trust Centers, automatically generated, always-current security pages baked into every publicly published app on the platform.
The gap nobody was filling
A trust center is a single public page that answers the security questions a buyer, investor, or IT reviewer would otherwise submit via a 200-question questionnaire: Is data encrypted in transit? What third-party services does this app rely on? How are known vulnerabilities handled? For businesses selling into the enterprise market, a trust center is a revenue enabler, not a compliance checkbox.
The catch has always been that building one required a security team, an audit budget, and someone to keep the page current. According to Orbiq's 2026 research, 87% of enterprise buyers check a vendor's security posture before they ever talk to procurement. That is a brutal filter for a two-person startup shipping their first SaaS product on a vibe-coding platform.
What Lovable actually ships
Every app published on Lovable now gets a dedicated security page at YOURAPPURL/.well-known/trust.html, generated entirely by the platform. Builders cannot edit or restyle it, which is the point: it reads directly from platform data rather than functioning as a marketing page.