Bolt.new vs Wegic

A side-by-side look at Bolt.new and Wegic — pricing, features and where each one wins. Both are reviewed independently on Curata AI.

Bolt.newWegic
SummaryAI-powered full-stack app builder that turns a prompt into a live website, app or mobile prototype in the browser.Conversational AI website builder for people building their first website — landing pages, portfolios and small-business intro sites.
PricingFreemiumPaid
CategoryCodingDesign
PlatformsWebWeb
Key features
  • In-Browser Node.js Runtime (WebContainers)
  • Bolt Agent (auto model routing: Standard / Max)
  • Full-Stack App, Website & Mobile Generation
  • Bolt Cloud (databases, auth, hosting, SEO)
  • Figma & GitHub Import
  • One-Click Netlify Deployment
  • Mobile Preview via Expo (iOS/Android, QR code)
  • Design System-Aware Generation
  • Conversational AI Website Builder
  • Code Export (Starter plan and up)
  • Custom Domain (Premium)
  • AI Logo/Image/Video Generation
  • Built-in SEO Toolkit
  • Wegic Cloud Hosting
Pros
  • Genuine in-browser Node.js runtime (WebContainers) — zero local setup to start building
  • Multi-framework flexibility: React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, Astro, Angular and more
  • Full, exportable code control rather than a black-box generator
  • Bolt Cloud bundles databases, auth, hosting and SEO instead of requiring separate services
  • Strong for fast, early-stage prototyping and sharing runnable demos
  • Mobile app generation via Expo extends it past web-only building
  • Conversational, chat-based building is genuinely approachable for someone making their first website
  • Code export is included from the Starter plan, so the site isn't locked into Wegic's own editor
  • Built-in SEO toolkit and AI logo/image/video generation are bundled in rather than sold separately
Cons
  • Token consumption is the most common complaint — error-correction loops can burn through millions of tokens in a single session
  • The free plan's daily token cap can run out before a complex first build even finishes
  • Real-world cost on large or bug-prone projects can run well above the advertised plan price
  • Less production-hardened out of the box than a more opinionated builder like Lovable
  • No free plan — the cheapest entry is a low-cost one-time trial
  • The official pricing page states most generations cost more than the trial's small credit allowance, so the one-time trial is very unlikely to finish a full site — it's a preview, not a cheap way to get a website
  • Watermark removal requires the Starter plan or above — not included on the trial
  • A fully custom domain is Premium-only; the trial and Starter are limited to a .wegic.net subdomain

Which one should you choose?

Bolt.new

Best for: Founders, product managers, agencies and developers who want to go from idea to a running, deployable product fast.

Wegic

Best for: People building their first website — freelancers, small businesses and portfolio owners — not developers building an app with logins or payments.

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Read the full Bolt.new review

Bolt.new (by StackBlitz) runs a full Node.js environment directly in the browser via WebContainers, and its Bolt Agent builds, tests and iterates on a website, web app or mobile prototype from a natural-language prompt. Bolt automatically routes each request to the best-fit model — a Standard tier for general development and a Pro-only Max tier for harder tasks — instead of locking you into one LLM, and claims 98% fewer errors thanks to automatic testing, refactoring and iteration. Generated projects can use React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, Astro, Angular, SvelteKit, Remix and the wider npm ecosystem, with mobile builds via Expo (instant QR-code preview for iOS/Android). Bolt Cloud bundles the backend — unlimited databases, enterprise-grade auth and user management, SEO optimization and hosting with analytics — plus native integrations with Supabase, GitHub, Stripe and Figma import, and one-click deployment to Netlify. It's used by teams at Google, Microsoft, Salesforce, AWS, Meta, Shopify and others to go from idea to a running, deployable product without local setup.

Read the full Wegic review

Wegic is a conversational AI website builder built for people making a website themselves for the first time — landing pages, portfolios and small business intro sites. Sites are built by chatting with the AI rather than dragging blocks onto a canvas. There is no free plan; the cheapest entry is a low-cost one-time trial, and the official pricing page notes most generations cost more than the trial's small credit allowance, so the trial is best treated as a preview rather than a way to finish a real site.