How this site is built
gamalabs.ai/en/plans is CaseFactory’s subscription comparator, from GamaLabs. The sibling site gamalabs.ai/en/models says which model exists. This one says what it costs to use inside a plan.
The data lives in content/plans.json. Each plan has a price, limits, included models when the page names them, the source URL, and the review date. This pass is October 14, 2026.
The private models repository was not reachable from the build environment. The pattern followed is the one that was requested: a Next.js static export, /en and /es routes, hreflang, schema.org, sitemap, robots, llms.txt, and OG images.
Surfaces (editor, terminal, app builder, chat, cloud agent) are CaseFactory labels, applied only when the official page names that client. If it does not, the field stays empty or to verify.
Forum reports are not pros and cons in this pass: they were not re-read as primary sources. A “real” limit that is not on the vendor page is not published.
Lovable has no page. lovable.dev/pricing is client-rendered, and the HTML that came back had no dollar price. A number from a search result was not copied in.
Questions
- Where does a price come from?
- From an official page that could be opened on 14 October 2026. The plan page stores the URL and the date. Blogs and third-party comparators are not sources.
- What does “to verify” mean?
- The field exists, but the official page did not publish that number, or the fetch did not show it unambiguously. It stays null. It is not filled with an estimate.
- What does “best” mean on the budget pages?
- The lowest published monthly USD price, inside the cap, per surface. It is not a model-quality ranking.
- Why does the quiz sometimes tie?
- If two plans cost the same under that rule, both are shown. Breaking the tie would mean inventing a fact.
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