Tempo Labs

Tempo Labs is a full-stack platform that streamlines development of React apps with AI tools.

Pricing Tiers

Tier	Price	Key Features
Free	$0/month	~30 prompts/month (max 5/day); error fixes don’t count against prompts.
Pro	$30/month	150 prompts; access to advanced “code & reasoning” agents; optional +250 prompts for $50; free error fixes.
Teams	—	No dedicated “Teams” tier; teams typically scale with higher prompt add-ons and GitHub workflows.
Enterprise (Agent+)	$4,000/month	Tempo’s team designs & ships 1–3 features/week with 48–72 hr turnaround and unlimited design/code reviews.

Text-to-UI for React: Describe a screen; Tempo generates working React components/layouts you can keep editing.
Visual editor: Drag-and-drop layout/styling that still writes real code underneath.
Bring your own code: Import an existing React project; edit locally in VS Code; push to GitHub.
Design system friendly: Import components (e.g., Storybook) or spin up a library to stay consistent.
Figma handoff: Start from designs via Figma import to speed up first drafts.
One-click “Fix it”: AI error fixes are free and don’t burn your monthly prompts—nice for beginners.

Beginner-friendly starts: Generate usable UIs from plain English, then refine visually.
Real code, real control: You own the React code and can work in VS Code/GitHub anytime.
Design-dev bridge: Great if you think in screens/flows and want a consistent design system.
Free error fixing reduces “credit anxiety” while learning.

React front-end only: No built-in backend generation; you’ll pair it with other services if you need databases/auth.
No dedicated Teams plan (self-serve); collaboration happens through your repo/PRs and prompt add-ons.
Compared to competitors: Lovable often feels faster for simple full-stack prototypes, while Vercel’s v0 is ultra-quick for components; Tempo leans into planning/design control, which can take a bit longer.

Category	Highlights
Ideal for	New builders who want to ship React UIs quickly and keep full code ownership.
Best features	Text-to-UI, visual editing, VS Code/GitHub flow, design-system support, and free AI error fixes.
Potential drawbacks	Front-end scope only (no backend generation), and no formal Teams tier; you’ll scale via higher prompt packs and standard Git workflows.