Lovable vs Bolt.new: which signs a HIPAA BAA?
Neither has a BAA you can rely on. Lovable doesn't offer a BAA. We couldn't confirm a BAA for Bolt.new from StackBlitz's own pages.
- Business associate
- Lovable
- Tool
- Lovable
- Plans with a BAA
- None
- Checked
No BAA
- Business associate
- StackBlitz
- Tool
- Bolt.new
- Plans with a BAA
- Not stated
- Checked
Not confirmed
Side by side
| LovableLovable | Bolt.newStackBlitz | |
|---|---|---|
| BAA | No BAA | Not confirmed |
| Plans with a BAA | None | Not stated |
| How to get it | — | — |
| AI features outside the BAA | None listed | None listed |
| Sources | 4 sources | 4 sources |
| Last checked | Oct 11, 2026 | Oct 11, 2026 |
Every plan
Lovable
- All plans (Free / Pro / Business / Enterprise)The DPA (section 3.8) bars customers from providing HIPAA PHI. The Terms (updated August 28, 2026) forbid HIPAA PHI unless a plan or separate written agreement permits it, and make the customer indemnify Lovable if it uploads such data. No BAA appears on any official page, including the Enterprise terms.No BAA
Bolt.new
- Free / Pro / TeamsThe pricing page lists no security or compliance features for these plans and does not mention HIPAA.Not confirmed
- EnterpriseEnterprise lists 'compliance support' and data governance and retention policies, but no page mentions a BAA or HIPAA.Not confirmed
If you handle patient data
Don’t use either for protected health information unless the vendor signs a BAA with you in writing. See Lovable alternatives and Bolt.new alternatives that do.
A signed BAA is necessary but not sufficient for HIPAA compliance, which also depends on configuration, access controls, and your own policies. Verdicts summarize the vendor's own published terms as of the date checked; confirm with the vendor and your counsel before sending protected health information. Not legal advice.