Bolt.new pricing, plans and what tokens buy

Bolt.new pricing starts with a free plan, then Pro at $25 a month, then Teams at $30 a month for each member, with Enterprise priced through a sales call. Every plan spends a monthly allowance of tokens, the units Bolt counts each time it reads your prompt, syncs your project’s files and writes back the change. We read every figure on Bolt’s pricing page and its token and hosting docs on 27 September 2026.

Deacon is ours. It’s an AI customer support agent for founders who answer support themselves, and it answers your Bolt app’s visitors in seconds from your own docs, which no Bolt plan does. The same script shows you where they came from, with ranges up to all time. It spends none of your Bolt tokens, and there’s a free plan that needs no card.

Bolt.new pricing plans

The plans differ in tokens, in what happens once you hit a cap, and in a handful of features.

Bolt bills Teams per member, so two of you pay $60 a month, on one invoice. Billed yearly, Pro is $18 a month, which is the 28% saving in Bolt’s “save up to 28%” banner, and Teams is $27 a member, a 10% saving. Enterprise has no published price.

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What a Bolt token buys

Most of your tokens go on your project, not your prompt. Bolt’s own token docs say most of what you spend comes from syncing your project to the AI on every message, so a bigger project uses more tokens per message than a small one, whatever you typed that time. Bolt says making its token use more efficient is its top priority.

Free plan tokens reset on the 1st of the month and don’t carry over, and the 300K daily cap resets each day without banking what you didn’t use. Hit the daily cap and you can still edit your project’s existing code by hand in Code view, which uses no tokens. Otherwise you wait for the reset or upgrade.

Paid tokens roll over. Since 1 July 2025, unused tokens from a paid plan roll over for one extra month, so they’re valid for up to two months in total, but only while the subscription stays active. Cancel, and you lose them when the billing cycle ends, unless you resubscribe before they expire.

If you’re on Bolt’s highest individual monthly Pro tier, or on any annual Pro plan, you can also buy a one-off token reload that never expires. The price depends on your plan, and on an annual plan Bolt says it’s lower per 10M tokens on the higher tiers. Bolt shows the exact cost when you go to reload.

What hosting a Bolt.new app includes

Every Bolt plan hosts what it builds, up to limits counted in requests and bandwidth. Free covers up to 333k web requests a month, and Pro raises that to 1M and adds a custom domain and SEO boosting. Bolt’s hosting docs give the bandwidth as 10GB a month on Free and 30GB on Pro. Both plans include unlimited databases, and Pro adds expanded capacity and a choice of database provider.

A Free site goes offline once it hits either limit and stays offline until usage resets. Pro can pay as you go for more traffic instead, up to a spending cap you set. Paid plans also show analytics for a published site, with visitors, top pages and traffic sources over the last 30 days.

What a real Bolt.new app costs

These are three stages in the life of one app, from a first prototype to a team building together. The plan each one needs follows straight from Bolt’s own token caps and web request limits above.

A launch that pulls real traffic can also outgrow Free’s hosting before its tokens, since Bolt says Free typically supports around 10,000 to 15,000 visits a month and Pro often 100,000 or more.

What a launched Bolt.new app still needs

Once the app is live, Bolt’s paid plans show you where visitors came from, but no Bolt plan answers the people who land on it.

Deacon is an AI chatbot for your website that sits beside your Bolt app rather than inside it. It answers your visitors in seconds from your own docs, at any hour and in the language they write in, and nobody has to sign in first. It isn’t something Bolt builds, so it spends no tokens, however big your project grows. When your docs don’t cover a question, it says it doesn’t know instead of guessing and asks for the visitor’s email. You get an email when they leave one or ask for a person, and your reply from Deacon’s dashboard appears in their chat while it’s open.

Bolt’s analytics show your top pages, and Deacon shows what people asked on them. Every conversation shows the page it was asked from, and once one page’s questions go unanswered more often than anywhere else, Analytics › Widget names it. Topics group the questions, count the people asking and label most of them, so you know what to fix and what to build next. Each question your docs didn’t cover gets an Answer this button, and every answer you write becomes part of what Deacon knows, so it needs you less over time.

The same script counts your visitors, where they came from, your goals and your funnels, on every Deacon plan, the free one included, with ranges up to all time rather than Bolt’s 30 days.

It goes into your Bolt project’s index.html, just before the closing body tag. Paste it in yourself in Code view and it costs no tokens. Deacon and Bolt has the exact file and the rest of the steps.

Every feature is on every Deacon plan. Free is 50 answers a month and 1 seat, with no card and no end date. Starter is $50 a month, or $40 a month billed yearly, for 1,000 answers a month and 3 seats. Growth is $150 a month, or $120 a month billed yearly, for 4,000 answers a month and 10 seats. Nothing is billed past a plan’s answers, no plan upgrades itself, and there’s no “powered by” line to pay to remove.

If you built with something else, Deacon and Lovable and Deacon and v0 cover those builders, how to add a chatbot to your website covers any other site, and what to do after you launch covers the rest of the first few weeks.

Questions about Bolt.new pricing

Is Bolt.new free?

Yes. The Free plan costs nothing and gives you 300K tokens a day up to 1M a month, website hosting for up to 333k web requests, and unlimited databases. It carries Bolt’s branding on your site and caps uploads at 10MB.

How much does Bolt.new cost a month?

Free is $0. Pro is $25 a month billed monthly, or $18 a month billed yearly. Teams is $30 a month for each member, or $27 a month billed yearly. Enterprise is priced by a sales call.

Do Bolt.new tokens roll over?

On a paid plan, yes. Unused tokens roll over for one extra month, so they’re valid for up to two months in total, as long as the subscription stays active. Free plan tokens don’t roll over at all.

Can I buy more Bolt.new tokens?

Only if you’re on the highest individual monthly Pro tier or any annual Pro plan. You can then buy a token reload that never expires, at a price that depends on your plan and, on an annual plan, is lower per 10M tokens on higher tiers.

What happens when I run out of Bolt.new tokens?

On Free, you wait for the next daily or monthly reset, or make direct edits to your existing code in Code view for free, since that doesn’t use tokens. Upgrading to Pro removes the daily cap entirely. On a paid plan, Bolt says moving up a tier is the most cost-effective way to get more tokens.

Who makes Bolt.new?

StackBlitz. Bolt.new’s terms of service and privacy policy are published on stackblitz.com.

Does Deacon use my Bolt.new tokens?

No. Deacon counts only its own answers, and a page view never uses one. Its free plan has 50 answers a month with no card, and it runs on any domain you add to its allowed list, whatever Bolt plan you’re on.