Pricing breakdown
Bolt.new Pricing (2026): Plans, Tokens & Which Plan to Choose
A clear-eyed look at Bolt.new pricing for 2026 — what the Free plan actually includes, how the Pro, Teams and Enterprise tiers stack up, how tokens are actually spent, and which plan fits your project. For the full feature verdict, read our Bolt.new overview and rating and see how it stacks up in Bolt vs Lovable.
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Pricing overview
Bolt.new runs on a token-based subscription model spanning four tiers — Free, Pro, Teams and Enterprise. Every plan draws from a token allowance spent on each generation, test and fix the Bolt Agent runs. The differences between tiers come down to token volume and rollover, branding removal, file upload limits, database capacity and team/enterprise features. Because pricing and promotions change, treat the figures below as a snapshot and confirm current numbers on the official Bolt.new pricing page.
Free plan
Bolt.new's Free plan is genuinely usable for evaluation: 300K tokens per day and 1M tokens per month, public and private projects, website hosting with up to 333K web requests, and unlimited databases. It's enough to test the builder and ship a small project, but generated sites carry Bolt branding and file uploads are capped at 10MB.
Plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | Best for | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0/month | Trying Bolt before committing | 300K tokens/day, 1M tokens/month. Public and private projects, website hosting (up to 333K web requests), unlimited databases, 10MB file upload limit — but Bolt branding stays on your site. |
| Pro | $25/month | Solo builders shipping real projects | No daily token cap, starting at 10M tokens/month (unused tokens roll over). No Bolt branding, private sharing, custom domains, SEO boosting, 100MB uploads, up to 1M web requests, expanded databases and AI image editing. |
| Teams | $30/month per member | Teams collaborating on Bolt projects | Everything in Pro, plus centralized billing, team-level access management, admin controls & user provisioning, org-wide sharing, private NPM registries and per-package design-system prompts. |
| Enterprise | Custom — request a quote | Large teams needing security and support | Everything in Teams, plus SSO, audit logs and compliance support, a dedicated account manager, 24/7 priority support, custom workflows/integrations/SLAs and flexible billing. |
Prices verified July 2026, billed monthly. Yearly billing is advertised at up to 28% off — always confirm the latest figures on the official Bolt.new pricing page.
How Bolt.new tokens work
Tokens are the currency of every Bolt.new plan, spent every time the Bolt Agent generates, tests or refactors code. Simple prompts and small edits cost relatively few tokens; large codebases and, especially, error-correction loops — where the agent repeatedly tries to fix the same bug — can burn through a disproportionate share of your monthly allowance. This is the single biggest driver of unexpectedly high bills, and it's worth reviewing generated diffs and stopping a loop early rather than letting the agent retry indefinitely. On Pro, unused tokens roll over to the next month, which helps smooth out uneven usage.
Which plan should you choose?
- • Free — testing the builder and shipping a small, low-traffic project.
- • Pro — solo builders who need custom domains, no branding and a larger, rolling token pool.
- • Teams — multiple people collaborating on Bolt projects with shared billing and admin controls.
- • Enterprise — organizations needing SSO, audit logs, custom SLAs or dedicated support.
Is Bolt.new worth it?
For fast, in-browser prototyping — going from an idea to a running, clickable build in an afternoon — Bolt.new is hard to beat, and the Free plan makes it easy to confirm that before paying anything. The value case weakens on large or bug-prone projects, where token consumption from error-correction loops can push real-world cost well above the Pro plan's sticker price. If you want a more opinionated, production-ready build out of the box, see our Bolt vs Lovable comparison for that trade-off.
Frequently asked questions
Is Bolt.new free to use?
Yes. The Free plan includes public and private projects, a 300K token daily limit and 1M tokens per month, website hosting and unlimited databases — but generated sites carry Bolt branding and uploads are capped at 10MB.
How much does Bolt.new cost per month?
Pro is $25/month with no daily token cap and 10M tokens/month that roll over. Teams is $30/month per member. Enterprise is custom-priced — request a quote directly from Bolt.
Does Bolt.new offer yearly billing?
Yes, Bolt.new's pricing page offers yearly billing advertised at up to 28% off versus paying monthly. Confirm the exact current annual rate on the official pricing page.
How do Bolt.new tokens work?
Every plan draws from a token allowance spent on each generation and iteration. More complex prompts, larger codebases and error-correction loops (where the AI repeatedly tries to fix its own bug) consume tokens fastest, which is the most common source of unexpectedly high usage.
Do unused Bolt.new tokens roll over?
On the Pro plan, unused tokens roll over to the next month. The Free plan's daily and monthly limits reset on their own schedule rather than accumulating.
Can I change or cancel my Bolt.new plan?
Yes. Bolt.new's official FAQ confirms you can change plans later and cancel your subscription; manage both from your account billing settings.
Does Bolt.new support custom domains?
Custom domain support is available from the Pro plan upward, along with SEO boosting for hosted sites — the Free plan can host a site but without a custom domain or those SEO features.
Is Bolt.new's real cost higher than the plan price?
It can be. The most common complaint from users is that error-correction loops — the AI repeatedly rewriting files to fix the same bug — can burn through millions of tokens in a single session, so real-world cost on large or bug-prone projects can run well above the advertised plan price.