Bolt.new Pricing 2026: Free, Pro, and Teams Plans Explained

Bolt.new uses a token-based pricing model across four tiers: Free, Pro, Teams, and Enterprise. This guide breaks down what each plan includes, how the token system works, and which tier makes sense depending on how you use the platform.

Bolt.new has established itself as one of the fastest ways to go from a prompt to a deployed web application. Unlike traditional development platforms that charge based on seats or projects, Bolt uses a token system where every action — generating code, running previews, deploying — consumes tokens from your monthly allowance. Understanding how this works is critical to avoiding unexpected limits.

Bolt.new Pricing Overview

Here is a quick comparison of all four plans:

Feature	Free	Pro ($25/mo)	Teams ($30/user/mo)	Enterprise
Monthly tokens	1M	10M	10M per user	Custom
Daily token limit	300K	None	None	None
Public projects	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Private projects	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Website hosting	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Unlimited databases	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
File upload limit	10 MB	100 MB	100 MB	Custom
Custom domains	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
SEO features	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
Bolt branding on sites	Yes	No	No	No
Private site sharing	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
Token rollover	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
Team management	No	No	Yes	Yes
SSO / Audit logs	No	No	No	Yes

All paid plans are billed monthly. Annual billing is available at a discount.

Free Plan: Enough to Experiment

The Free plan gives you 1 million tokens per month with a 300,000 daily cap. That is enough to build a few small projects, test out the AI code generation, and deploy basic sites. You get access to public and private projects, website hosting, and unlimited databases — which is generous compared to many competing platforms.

The limitations are practical rather than crippling. The 10 MB file upload cap restricts what you can work with, and all hosted sites carry Bolt branding. There are no custom domains, no SEO controls, and no ability to share sites privately. The daily token limit is the real bottleneck — 300K tokens can run out mid-session if you are iterating on a complex project, forcing you to wait until the next day.

Best for: Developers and non-technical users evaluating Bolt, building small personal projects, or prototyping ideas before committing to a paid plan.

Pro Plan ($25/month): The Core Offering

Pro is where Bolt becomes viable for real work. You get 10 million tokens per month with no daily limit, which means you can burn through a large generation session without being throttled. The file upload limit increases to 100 MB, and you unlock the features that matter for production use: custom domains, SEO controls, private site sharing, and the removal of Bolt branding.

Key features at this tier:

• No daily token cap: Use your monthly allowance however you want — burst through a full project in one sitting or spread it across the month
• Custom domains: Point your own domain at Bolt-hosted sites
• SEO features: Meta tags, sitemap generation, and other basics for search visibility
• Private site sharing: Share deployed sites with specific people rather than making them public
• 100 MB file uploads: Work with larger assets, datasets, and media files
• Token rollover: Unused tokens carry forward to the next month (details below)

At $25/month, Pro competes directly with platforms like Lovable and similar AI app builders. The value depends entirely on how many tokens you actually consume. If you regularly use 5-10M tokens per month, the plan pays for itself compared to what you would spend on developer time. If you barely touch it some months, the rollover feature softens the blow.

Best for: Solo developers, freelancers, and indie makers who use Bolt regularly for client projects or personal products. If you are building more than one or two projects a month, this is the tier you need.

Teams Plan ($30/user/month): Collaboration Layer

The Teams plan adds $5 per user on top of Pro pricing and layers in everything a team needs to work together in Bolt. Each team member gets their own 10M token allocation, plus:

• Centralized billing: One invoice for the entire team instead of individual subscriptions
• Team access management: Invite members, assign roles, control who can access which projects
• Admin controls: Manage permissions and monitor usage across the organization
• Organization-wide sharing: Share projects and templates within the team without making them public
• Private NPM registries: Use internal packages in your Bolt projects

The per-user pricing means costs scale linearly. A team of 5 pays $150/month, a team of 10 pays $300/month. This is competitive for an AI development platform, but you should evaluate whether everyone on the team actually needs a Bolt seat or if a few Pro accounts would cover your needs.

Best for: Small-to-medium development teams (3-15 people) that use Bolt as part of their regular workflow and need shared access, centralized billing, and admin oversight.

Enterprise Plan: Custom Everything

Enterprise pricing is negotiated directly with Bolt’s sales team. The plan includes everything in Teams plus:

• SSO (Single Sign-On): SAML-based authentication for corporate identity management
• Audit logs: Track who did what, when — required for compliance in regulated industries
• Compliance controls: Data residency, retention policies, and security certifications
• Dedicated account manager: Direct support contact instead of standard channels
• Custom SLAs: Guaranteed uptime and response times tailored to your contract

Best for: Large organizations with security, compliance, and procurement requirements that prevent using standard SaaS billing.

How the Token System Works

Every interaction with Bolt’s AI consumes tokens — generating code, modifying files, running previews, debugging. The cost scales with complexity:

• Simple prompt (landing page): ~50K-100K tokens
• Complex generation (multi-page app with database): ~200K-500K tokens
• Iterative refinement (multiple “fix this” rounds): Each round consumes tokens independently

Tokens cover both input (your prompt plus project context) and output (generated code). Larger projects consume more per interaction because Bolt processes the full codebase context with each request.

Token Rollover

Paid plans include token rollover. Unused tokens carry forward one month, then expire. If you use 6M of your 10M in Month 1, you get 14M in Month 2 (10M new + 4M rollover). Maximum available at any point is 20M. It is better than the hard monthly resets most AI platforms use, though not as generous as indefinite accumulation.

Is Bolt.new Worth the Price?

The value depends on what you are comparing it to. Against hiring a developer for $50-150/hour, even the Pro plan at $25/month is a fraction of the cost for simple projects. Against other AI app builders, Bolt’s pricing is in the middle of the pack — not the cheapest, not the most expensive.

If you are deciding between Bolt and competitors, our comparison of V0 vs Bolt vs Lovable breaks down the differences in capabilities. For a broader look at the category, see our guide to the best AI app builders in 2026.

The Free plan is generous enough to give Bolt a real test. If you find yourself hitting the daily token limit regularly, that is a clear signal to upgrade to Pro.

Bottom Line

Bolt.new’s token-based pricing is straightforward once you understand how tokens are consumed. The Free plan works for experimentation, Pro at $25/month covers most individual and freelance use cases, and Teams at $30/user/month adds the collaboration features that small teams need. Enterprise is there for organizations that require SSO, compliance, and custom terms.

Start with the Free plan, track how many tokens you actually use, and upgrade when the daily limit becomes a bottleneck. For a detailed look at Bolt’s capabilities beyond pricing, read our full Bolt.new review.