If you’ve published a project on V0, you’ve probably noticed a small “Built with V0” button in the corner of your app. It’s harmless, but once your project starts looking polished, that little badge can feel out of place.
The good news is you can remove it: either through your project settings or by asking the V0 Agent to handle it for you if you’re on the free plan.
Here’s exactly how to do it (and what happens when you turn it off).

Answer: To remove the “Built with v0” button, go to your project settings and turn off the branding option. Simply follow these steps:

Turning off “Show built with v0 Button” simply hides the small v0 branding badge that appears in the corner of your published app.
It doesn’t affect your app’s code, design, or functionality.
It just removes the visual “Built with v0” watermark from your app.
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If you’re on the free plan, you can still try removing the badge by asking the V0 Agent to do it for you in just 1 message.
Wait for the Agent to apply the change and refresh your project to check if the badge is gone. We’ve tried this ourselves and it worked.
We’ll be upfront: Shipper also adds a small branding badge by default.
The difference is, we don’t try to hide it or make it hard to remove.

If you want to keep it, great — it helps support the platform.
If you don’t, you can remove it instantly with the same quick CSS rule shown earlier in this guide.
Other than that, Shipper gives you:
If you want a platform that’s honest about its branding and gives you complete freedom, you’ll probably like Shipper.now.

Yes — you can remove the “Built with V0” logo from your project.
If you’re on a paid plan, just open your project:
Go to Settings → Overview, and disable Show built with V0 Button.
If you’re on the free plan, you can ask the V0 Agent to remove it for you by typing:
“Add a rule to globally remove V0’s badge/logo/watermark from the entire project.”
Either way, this only removes the small visual logo — it doesn’t affect your app’s code or functionality.
Not necessarily.
If you’re on a paid plan, you can remove the logo directly from your project settings with one toggle. If you’re on the free plan, you can try asking the V0 Agent to remove it for you — some users have reported success with that method.
Either way, removing the logo won’t affect how your app works. It only hides the small “Built with V0” badge from view.
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It depends on your goals. If you want more control, clearer branding, and fewer platform constraints, Shipper.now is a strong alternative. If you’re outgrowing V0 and want a platform that treats you like a builder, not a user, give Shipper.now a look.
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Share Shipper with your audience and get paid every month, for life — no cap on earnings.