Vibe coding — building applications conversationally using AI-powered interfaces — has surged among developers this year. But while it has gained traction among individuals, enterprises have been slower to adopt similar workflows at scale.

To bridge that gap, Replit and Google Cloud are formally deepening their collaboration to bring vibe coding into mainstream enterprise development through a new multi-year agreement designed to scale the technologies that underpin Replit’s platform, expand AI capabilities available to developers, and jointly promote enterprise adoption of vibe coding.

This announcement extends a long-standing relationship: Google Cloud was Replit’s first cloud partner, and Replit’s AI coding platform continues to operate on top of Google Cloud infrastructure and the Vertex AI ecosystem. Replit also recently integrated Gemini 3 into its new Design Mode, a rollout that has already received positive early feedback from users.

Under the expanded agreement, Google Cloud will continue as Replit’s primary cloud provider while significantly increasing the infrastructure that powers Replit’s applications. This includes scaling usage of:

Together, these services form the compute, orchestration, and analytics backbone Replit needs as enterprise adoption accelerates and AI-driven development workflows expand in scale and complexity.

A major component of the multi-year deal is the further integration of Google’s AI models into Replit’s system. Replit now supports a broad suite of Gemini and Imagen models, all delivered through Vertex AI, including:

These models enable a wide range of coding, multimodal, and design-oriented use cases, and they also contribute significant token usage to Google Cloud. This momentum is reflected in Replit’s recent rollout of Gemini 3 in Design Mode, which illustrates how these deeper integrations elevate the developer experience and has already received strong early feedback.

The expanded partnership includes a coordinated push to help enterprises adopt vibe coding:

This combined approach is designed to make conversational, AI-driven software creation accessible to large organizations — including Fortune 1000 teams — that rely on scalable cloud infrastructure and need faster, more streamlined paths to prototyping and development.

Users can explore additional examples of how developers are building with Gemini models via Vertex AI and how enterprises are incorporating AI coding assistants into daily workflows.

Thomas Kurian, CEO of Google Cloud, highlighted the significance of the collaboration:

“Our growing partnership will deliver more capabilities to Replit’s users through deeper integrations with our AI and cloud services, and will accelerate the adoption of vibe coding in the enterprise by bringing Replit's easy-to-use AI tools, powered by Google Cloud AI, to more organizations.”

Amjad Masad, co-founder and CEO of Replit, emphasized enterprise momentum and long-term vision:

“Our mission is to enable the next billion software creators — from hobbyists to entrepreneurs to enterprises. Over the last few months, we have seen fantastic adoption in businesses, especially in the Fortune 1000. Today’s expanded partnership with Google will enable us to scale faster and more deeply as we integrate Google’s offerings with ours – the work is just beginning.”

Q: What does this multi-year agreement include?
A: It expands Replit’s usage of Google Cloud infrastructure, deepens integration of Gemini and Imagen models, and establishes joint enterprise support for vibe coding.

Q: What is vibe coding, and why does it matter for enterprises?
A: Vibe coding describes building apps or websites using conversational instructions rather than manual coding. For enterprises, it offers faster prototyping, easier experimentation, and more accessible development workflows across teams of varying technical expertise.

Q: Why is Google Cloud the primary provider for Replit?
A: Replit has historically relied on Google Cloud’s infrastructure, including Cloud Run, GKE, and BigQuery, to maintain platform performance, scalability, and reliability as its user base — particularly enterprise teams — grows.

Q: Which Google AI models are now integrated with Replit?
A: Replit supports Gemini 3, Gemini 2.5 Flash, Gemini 2.5 Flash Lite, and Imagen 4, enabling both coding assistance and multimodal creative workflows.

Q: How will enterprises adopt vibe coding through this partnership?
A: Through the Google Cloud Marketplace, co-sell programs, and deeper integrations, enterprises can deploy Replit’s AI coding tools more easily across large teams and production environments.

The expanded partnership between Replit and Google Cloud shows how conversational, AI-assisted development is becoming a practical capability for large organizations — not just individual developers. While enterprises often employ sizable engineering teams, they still face persistent challenges: long development cycles, resource bottlenecks, and growing pressure to deliver software faster than traditional workflows allow.

Vibe coding gives enterprises a way to shorten that distance between an idea and a working prototype. By allowing teams to build and iterate through natural language instead of writing everything from scratch, organizations can reduce early friction in the development process, free up engineers for higher-value work, and enable more employees — not just professional developers — to participate in creating internal tools and experiments.

In this context, Replit’s deeper integrations with Gemini and Imagen models, combined with Google Cloud’s infrastructure and enterprise channels, provide a foundation for teams that need faster prototyping, more flexible experimentation, and scalable AI-driven workflows. For large organizations navigating complex demands, vibe coding represents a more accessible entry point into AI-first development — and a potential path to accelerating innovation across the business.

Editor’s Note: This article was created by Alicia Shapiro, CMO of AiNews.com, with writing, image, and idea-generation support from ChatGPT, an AI assistant. However, the final perspective and editorial choices are solely Alicia Shapiro’s. Special thanks to ChatGPT for assistance with research and editorial support in crafting this article.