Same

1. Requirement for immediate enterprise compliance

   • If SOC 2, ISO certifications, formal DPAs, or trust-center artifacts are mandatory, Same’s publicly available materials (as reviewed) do not provide sufficient assurance.

2. Low tolerance for potential data loss or corruption

   • Public reviews include claims of lost work and corrupted projects. For business-critical systems, this reported risk should be evaluated and mitigated with robust backup and export processes.

3. Dependence on full backend support today

   • The official roadmap lists full-stack support as upcoming; current capabilities may not meet requirements for production backend features such as OAuth or custom APIs.

4. Tight budget with high or unpredictable usage

   • The token-based model can lead to escalating costs if prompts loop or require many retries.

5. Need for flexible, enterprise deployment targets

   • Documentation indicates a specific deployment pathway; if private networking, on-premise, or specialized cloud configurations are required, plan to export code and manage deployment separately.

• Gartner Peer Insights: No Same.new product page or reviews were found via accessible sources during this research. Same reviews may not exist there or may not be easily discoverable.
• G2 / TrustRadius / Capterra: No clear Same.new product listing with reviews was found on these major B2B review platforms in accessible results. This can occur for early-stage tools or tools marketed primarily to individual builders rather than enterprises.
• Trustpilot: A Trustpilot page for same.new exists with multiple strongly negative reviews.
• Hacker News: Same.new is mentioned in community discussions.

Trustpilot contains repeated complaints about instability, missing features, and billing or token burn.

1. Project loss / destruction

"Spent a substantial amount developing a website which was destroyed. I deployed it fine several days ago, but now going back to update it and everything is gone." — Trustpilot reviewer (recent)

2. Quality + support dissatisfaction

"One of the worst, AI tool i have came across… no proper support, waste of time and money." — Trustpilot reviewer (recent)

3. Repetitive errors + potential security concern (user-reported)

"Would validate all of the above as it keeps repeating the same errors over and over. Also my antivirus is saying it now has malicious code on the site and has blocked it 🤷‍♂️." — Trustpilot reviewer (recent)

4. High spend, missing capabilities, low refund

"Same.new is a big big joke." — Trustpilot reviewer (describing spending through multiple tiers and still failing to build a full-stack app)

"They only offered a minimal refund relative to the total spend." — same Trustpilot review (recent)

5. General instability / cost frustration

"It’s a complete mess — a symphony of errors, constant issues, and huge bills… I wouldn’t recommend this to anyone." — Trustpilot reviewer (updated review)

Same (Same.new) is a prompt-driven, cloud IDE-style platform for generating and iterating on web applications. The vendor positions the product as offering a no-code option while also providing downloadable code for developers on paid plans. Key capabilities described in public documentation include:

• Prompt-to-app generation for websites/web apps
• UI cloning from a URL or image (generate a similar UI in code)
• Built-in iteration and version history (checkpoints/revert)
• Deploy-to-web workflow via an integrated hosting path
• Integrations (e.g., GitHub sync; databases/auth tooling referenced in docs)

Documentation indicates projects default to Next.js (implying a React/TypeScript-oriented full-stack web framework foundation). The docs also indicate the platform uses bun as the default runtime in projects, which may affect compatibility and developer expectations.

• Primary users: indie hackers, startups, builders, and product teams seeking rapid prototyping and web app generation.
• Positioning: vendor messaging states that users can "build AI apps for free and launch using just a prompt" and that a no-code option is available; the platform also supports developer workflows via code download and GitHub syncing.
• Typical buying trigger: rapid MVP building, design replication, landing pages, internal tools, and early product prototypes.