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Figma Make should now be budgeted as a managed AI surface rather than a fuzzy bundled perk. Teams doing heavy prototype generation need to model per-seat credits and possible add-on spend.
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Figma Make should now be budgeted as a managed AI surface rather than a fuzzy bundled perk. Teams doing heavy prototype generation need to model per-seat credits and possible add-on spend.
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Figma's December 9, 2025 update made AI credit usage more explicit and introduced clearer additional-credit purchasing paths ahead of full-seat credit enforcement.
Buyer impact: Figma Make should now be budgeted as a managed AI surface rather than a fuzzy bundled perk. Teams doing heavy prototype generation need to model per-seat credits and possible add-on spend.
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Figma Make has become more buying-relevant as it moved into general availability, added embeds and stronger MCP-context plumbing, and formalized AI-credit purchasing. Lovable still wins when shared workspace economics and internal publish are the real decision drivers.
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