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Bolt.new review: plans, tokens, hosting and data boundaries

Builds, runs and publishes full-stack web applications from natural-language instructions in a browser.

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Bolt.new: workflow and access check

Build and iterate a small browser app from the beginner brief.

Scope
Bolt project, agent and hosting plan
Source check
Next review
Maintenance owner
Kingy AI editorial (Curtis Pyke)

Review due · Official-source review; no new hands-on test

This review covers the notes below. Earlier prices, tests and Product Facts retain their original dates.

Bolt’s documentation explains that tokens are consumed while reading, thinking about and building a project. A token allowance is not a fixed number of completed apps. Bolt token documentation

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Review scope and source notes

Earlier article text, prices, tests and Product Facts keep their original dates and scope. This check covers only the cited notes here; it does not refresh the whole profile or its machine-readable facts.

Checked by: Codex-assisted official-source review. Task fit is editorial guidance. Test the exact plan, model and route with your own fixture.

Commercial relationship: Not established by this source review. Existing article disclosures still apply.

Maintenance history

  • 2026-09-20 · source recheck · Source recheck
Detailed profileType not confirmedProfile source check: 2026-08-31

Coverage describes this profile, not a product score or a current price guarantee.

Kingy AI Product Facts

Bolt.new

Current statusGenerally available

Company
StackBlitz, Inc.
Primary job
Build, run and publish full-stack web applications from natural-language instructions in a browser.
Audience
product managers, entrepreneurs, marketers, agencies, students and builders, experienced developers
Free plan
Available
Evidence
Source-backed; review due
Latest source check
October 21, 2026
See all tracked product factsPricing, platforms, dependencies, data claims, regions, and timeline

Sources and checks

Coverage
5 of 87 tracked fields currently verified
Sources
9

Source-check dates apply to the tracked facts. Editorial updates elsewhere on this page may have a different date.

Plans and pricing units

  • Enterprise Custom pricing Enterprise account
  • Free Free Consumer account
  • Pro 10M annual 216 USD per year + usage · annual commitment Consumer account
  • Pro 10M monthly 25 USD per month + usage Consumer account
  • Pro 50 monthly (26M tokens) 50 USD per month + usage Consumer account
  • Teams 10M monthly 30 USD per user per month Team account

Where it runs

Web
AvailableOfficial sources: Bolt Cloud hosting plans · Introduction to Bolt
Web
AvailableOfficial sources: Introduction to Bolt · Choose an agent

Stack and integrations

Model / provider dependencies
Not yet reviewed
Integrations
Not yet reviewed

Data and regions

Vendor data-use claim
Claims: 10 due for review.
Vendor retention claim
Claims: 6 due for review.
Regions
Not yet reviewed
Read data-use and retention claims

Conditions differ by account and product surface. Each claim keeps its own review date.

Telemetry — Account type: account_and_usage
Categories: account details; billing information; IP address; approximate location; browser and device data; usage interactions; Purposes: provide service; billing; security; analytics; product improvement Review overdue; do not assume this still applies.Claim reviewed: 2026-09-02Sources: Bolt Privacy Policy
Deletion exceptions — Account type: account_closure
Exceptions: backup retention; legal obligations; security requirements; fraud prevention Review overdue; do not assume this still applies.Claim reviewed: 2026-09-02Sources: Bolt Privacy Policy
Deletion window — Account type: account_closure
P30D Review overdue; do not assume this still applies.Claim reviewed: 2026-09-02Sources: Bolt Privacy Policy
Retention criterion — Account type: active_account
Criterion: Personal information and user content are retained while an account remains active and as needed for service, legal, dispute and enforcement purposes. Review overdue; do not assume this still applies.Claim reviewed: 2026-09-02Sources: Bolt Privacy Policy
Inputs — Account type: ai_content
Categories: prompts; code; configuration files; uploaded files; project context; Conditions: Relevant attached content can be sent to contracted third-party AI providers to generate responses Review overdue; do not assume this still applies.Claim reviewed: 2026-09-02Sources: Bolt Privacy Policy
Service delivery — Account type: commercial_use
Conditions: Current StackBlitz Terms grant commercial service use to active Teams or Enterprise plans; The terms do not supply universal clearance for generated code or third-party dependencies Review overdue; do not assume this still applies.Claim reviewed: 2026-09-02Sources: StackBlitz Terms of Service
Analytics — Account type: deidentified_ai_content
Applies: Yes; Categories: AI Inputs; AI Outputs; Conditions: Privacy policy permits aggregated, anonymized or de-identified use to operate, maintain and improve the service Review overdue; do not assume this still applies.Claim reviewed: 2026-09-02Sources: Bolt Privacy Policy
Retention criterion — Account type: free_tokens
Criterion: Free-plan tokens do not roll over. Review overdue; do not assume this still applies.Claim reviewed: 2026-09-02Sources: Tokens
Service delivery — Account type: hosting
Conditions: Free hosting includes up to 10 GB bandwidth and 333,333 requests monthly; Pro hosting includes up to 30 GB bandwidth and one million requests monthly; Free sites stop serving after limits are reached until reset; Pro supports pay-as-you-go traffic subject to a user-set spending cap Review overdue; do not assume this still applies.Claim reviewed: 2026-09-02Sources: Bolt Cloud hosting plans
Processing region — Account type: international_processing
Conditions: Appropriate safeguards apply where required by law; Regions: United States; other countries used by subprocessors Review overdue; do not assume this still applies.Claim reviewed: 2026-09-02Sources: Bolt Privacy Policy
Service delivery — Account type: model_choice
Conditions: Bolt exposes Standard and Max agents; Only Standard is available on the Free plan; Max requires a paid plan; Bolt handles underlying model selection behind the scenes; Agent choice affects speed, token efficiency and reasoning depth Review overdue; do not assume this still applies.Claim reviewed: 2026-09-02Sources: Choose an agent
Retention criterion — Account type: paid_tokens
Criterion: Rolled-over paid subscription tokens remain accessible only while an active paid subscription is maintained. Review overdue; do not assume this still applies.Claim reviewed: 2026-09-02Sources: Tokens
Retention duration — Account type: paid_tokens
P2M Review overdue; do not assume this still applies.Claim reviewed: 2026-09-02Sources: Tokens
Model training — Account type: project_data
Applies: No; Categories: project data; Conditions: Bolt documentation states project data is not used to train AI agents Review overdue; do not assume this still applies.Claim reviewed: 2026-09-02Sources: Introduction to LLMs
Service delivery — Account type: published_projects
Conditions: Published or shared projects may be accessible to third parties; Users are responsible for privacy compliance of published apps; Secrets and confidential information should not be placed in prompts or public code Review overdue; do not assume this still applies.Claim reviewed: 2026-09-02Sources: Bolt Privacy Policy
Service delivery — Account type: token_meter
Conditions: Token use is dominated by reading, understanding and synchronizing project files; Larger projects can use more tokens per message; Free tokens reset on the first of the month; Paid tokens reset on the subscription renewal date Review overdue; do not assume this still applies.Claim reviewed: 2026-09-02Sources: Tokens
Outputs — Account type: user_content
Categories: generated code; applications; published projects; Conditions: StackBlitz does not claim ownership rights in user-submitted data; Users remain responsible for legality, ownership and third-party rights; AI output can be inaccurate or outdated and applications require testing Review overdue; do not assume this still applies.Claim reviewed: 2026-09-02Sources: StackBlitz Terms of Service

Launch and latest material update

Launch
Not yet reviewed
Latest material update
Not yet reviewed
Review history
  1. Bolt.new — Verification refreshed

    Kingy reconfirmed the published facts against the cited sources.

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  2. Bolt.new — Verification refreshed

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  3. Bolt.new — Verification refreshed

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  4. Bolt.new — Correction published

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  5. Bolt.new — Verification refreshed

    Kingy reconfirmed the published facts against the cited sources.

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  6. Bolt.new — Correction published

    Kingy published an approved correction to this Product Facts record.

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  7. Bolt.new — Verification refreshed

    Kingy reconfirmed the published facts against the cited sources.

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  8. Bolt.new — Verification refreshed

    Kingy reconfirmed the published facts against the cited sources.

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Technical evidence and revision history
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Living Product Passport · Current first-party buyer analysis

Bolt.new review: plans, tokens, hosting and data boundaries

Bolt.new is StackBlitz’s browser-based AI builder for creating, running and publishing full-stack web applications from natural-language instructions.

Kingy verdict

Bolt combines an unusually fast browser build loop with integrated hosting, but token use grows with project context. Buyers should compare the selected token tier, hosting limits and team-member count—not just the headline plan name.

Bolt.new is the product; StackBlitz is the operator

StackBlitz, Inc. operates Bolt.new. StackBlitz’s WebContainers runtime powers the browser development environment. Bolt Cloud, agents, hosting, databases and generated apps are product components or outputs, not alternate company or product identities.

Published prices are entry configurations

Official USD references are time-bound and can vary with the selected token tier, annual billing, taxes and promotions.

Configuration Official reference Buyer boundary
Free $0 1M monthly tokens; 300K daily limit
Pro 10M $25/month Personal plan; token-based
Pro 50 (26M tokens) $50/month Current billing example
Pro 10M annual $216/year Monthly 10M refill
Teams 10M $30/member/month Per-member tokens; not pooled
Enterprise Custom Security, governance and support

Project context drives token cost

Most token use comes from Bolt reading and synchronizing project files, so larger projects can consume more per message. Free includes one million monthly tokens with a 300,000 daily limit. Free tokens do not roll over. Paid subscription tokens can remain valid for up to two months while an active paid subscription continues.

The paid-plan price changes with the selected monthly token amount. A plan name without its token tier is not a complete cost comparison.

Hosting limits can stop a live site

Free hosting

Up to 10 GB bandwidth and 333,333 requests monthly. Sites stop serving after the hard limit until reset.

Pro hosting

Up to 30 GB and one million requests monthly, with pay-as-you-go capacity controlled by a spending cap.

Publishing

All users can publish to a free .bolt.host domain. Paid plans add custom-domain and private-sharing features.

Security responsibility

Bolt scans published projects, but buyers still need to review database permissions, dependencies, secrets and application logic.

Project data is excluded from agent training; de-identified improvement use remains

Bolt documentation says project data is not used to train AI agents. The Privacy Policy separately permits aggregated, anonymized or de-identified AI Inputs and Outputs to operate, maintain and improve the service. Relevant prompt attachments may be sent to contracted AI providers to generate responses.

Retention is category-specific

  • Active-account information and content remain while the account is active and as needed for service and legal purposes.
  • After voluntary closure, deletion or anonymization is promised within 30 days, subject to backups, legal duties, security and fraud controls.
  • Residual backup and log copies may persist for a limited period.

Your content remains yours; generated code still needs review

The StackBlitz Terms do not claim ownership of user-submitted data, but users remain responsible for legality, ownership and third-party rights. The current Terms expressly grant commercial service use to Teams and Enterprise customers; they do not promise that every dependency or generated output is universally cleared.

Bolt warns that underlying models can produce inaccurate or outdated results. Test the application, inspect dependencies and review security before production use.

How Kingy verified this record

Reviewer: Curtis Pyke. Nine current first-party Bolt and StackBlitz sources were reviewed signed out on August 31, 2026 and normalized into 101 Product Facts with 101/101 direct evidence bindings.

Evidence disclosure

Curtis Pyke, CEO, attested on September 1, 2026 that Kingy had no sponsorship, affiliate, supplied-access, client, compensated, in-kind or other commercial relationship with Bolt.new, StackBlitz or their agents for this artifact cluster, and that Kingy retained independent editorial control. All related Kingy records remain excluded from Product Facts evidence, independent-test claims, rankings and performance conclusions.

Official sources

Buyer questions

Is Bolt.new free?

Yes. Free includes one million monthly tokens with a 300,000 daily limit and free hosting, subject to traffic limits.

Why can Bolt token use vary?

Bolt reads and synchronizes project files for context, so larger projects can use more tokens per message.

Does Bolt train agents on project data?

Bolt documentation says it does not use project data to train AI agents. The Privacy Policy still permits aggregated, anonymized or de-identified data for service improvement.

Can Bolt apps be used commercially?

The reviewed Terms expressly grant commercial service use to active Teams and Enterprise customers. Buyers must still clear third-party dependencies and output rights.

Launch History

AI Coding Tools

Bolt.new AI-powered full-stack web development in the browser

StackBlitz launched Bolt.new, a browser-based AI app builder that can generate, run, edit, and deploy full-stack web apps using WebContainers.

Recheck due Free: Yes API: No Open: No
Video demoBeginner-friendlyCreator-friendlyBusiness-friendly
Launch readiness
7.5 / 10
Demo evidence
Not scored yet
Creator-story fit
Not scored yet
Score definitions and rubric

These are launch-record readiness heuristics, not product ratings.

Launch readiness

How complete and reviewable the launch record is, not the quality of the product.

Inputs and weights: Launch date 15%; qualifying source 10%; what launched 10%; demo 15%; category 10%; audience 10%; editorial assessment 10%; traction evidence 10%; creator or audience fit 10%.

Evidence inputs: Reviewed launch metadata, public source links, demo links, taxonomy, audience, editorial notes, and recorded traction signals.

Demo evidence

Whether the record contains useful, reviewable demonstration evidence; it is not a rating of product output quality.

Inputs and weights: Working demo URL 45%; video walkthrough 25%; clear description of what launched 10%; audience 10%; editorial assessment 10%.

Evidence inputs: Demo and video URLs plus the reviewed launch description, audience, and editorial notes.

Creator-story fit

Whether a launch has enough demonstrable evidence and audience relevance for a useful creator story; it does not predict views or guarantee coverage.

Inputs and weights: Demo evidence 25%; visual creator category 15%; audience 15%; editorial assessment 15%; traction evidence 10%; pricing clarity 10%; API or open-weight evidence 10%.

Evidence inputs: Reviewed demo, category, audience, editorial, traction, pricing, API, and open-weight fields.

Scale
0.0–10.0. A present qualifying input receives its published weight; a missing input receives zero. Scores are rounded to one decimal.
Assigned by
Suggested by the deterministic field-completeness helper and assigned or approved by a Kingy editorial reviewer.
Rubric and check date
Rubric version P0-2026-08-10. The record’s “Last verified” date is the score check date. Checked: 2026-06-08.
Confidence and missing data
Confidence depends on source completeness. “Not scored yet” means no reviewed value; “Needs review” means the value or score set failed validation.
Freshness
Recalculate after a material launch, source, demo, pricing, audience, or traction change and during the record freshness review.
Disputes
Use “Suggest a correction” on the record and cite the relevant evidence. Commercial relationships cannot buy or alter a score.

StackBlitz launched Bolt.new, a browser-based AI app builder that generates, runs, edits, and deploys full-stack web apps using WebContainers — with a public repository…