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Bolt product interface, supplied by its publisher
Desktop app
Not listed
Browser
Yes
Phone
Phone browser
Command line
Not listed
Agents
No
Your subscription
Not listed
Agents run
On your computer
Laptop closed
Not listed
Isolation
Not listed
Parallel agents
Not listed
Scheduled runs
Not listed
Coordinator agent
Not listed
Built-in issues
Not listed
Pull requests
Not listed
Review screen
Not listed
Team
Shared sessions, roles and SSO
Self-hosting
Not listed
Licence
Custom terms
Price from
Free
How it charges
Free plan, subscription, per seat and usage-based
Paid plans from
$21–40/month

Receipts

Checked
· oldest answer 2026-11-08
Findings
39 published · 32 cross-checked by a second agent · read them all
Sources
44 public pages on 3 sites: support.bolt.new, bolt.new, stackblitz.com
Screenshot
support.bolt.new, retrieved · first party docs · shows appearance, not capability
Method
Same rules for all 103 researched ADEs. How we check · Report wrong data

What it does

Where you use it

Bolt works in Chromium desktop browsers and Safari. Phone browsers support prompting, preview, publishing, sharing and restore; Code view, visual edits and database tools are desktop-only. Home-screen installation is web access, not evidence of a native phone app.

Source and scope for Where you use it

Agents it runs

Bolt supplies Standard and Max agents, plus Forge for eligible accounts. Its complete documented agent picker does not offer external coding-agent CLIs.

Source and scope for Agents it runs

Accounts and subscriptions

Bolt subscriptions provide token allocations for builder usage; Free use refreshes daily and monthly and paid allocations follow the billing cycle.

Source and scope for Accounts and subscriptions

Where agents run

The development environment runs on WebContainers, which run Node.js in the browser. Hosted Bolt Cloud deployment is a separate output-service scope. Safari previews are hosted rather than running in the browser and must be regenerated after changes. This does not prove laptop-independent agent execution.

Source and scope for Where agents run

How work is kept apart

Bolt can create and switch GitHub branches and keeps branch-specific memory. A branch is not a documented worktree or hostile-code security sandbox.

Source and scope for How work is kept apart

Parallel work

A Bolt project has one shared chat and processes one prompt at a time; prompts sent during generation are queued. This explicitly limits one shared project, not all projects on an account.

Source and scope for Parallel work

Git and pull requests

Bolt creates and switches branches and automatically syncs project changes to GitHub. The guide recommends opening PRs in GitHub; it does not establish native PR creation inside Bolt. Merging branches in-app is explicitly unsupported.

Source and scope for Git and pull requests

Licence and source

Hosted Bolt is governed by StackBlitz vendor-authored service terms, which grant access and restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution. This finding does not license the public bolt.new starting repository.

Source and scope for Licence and source

Price

Bolt offers Free, USD 25/month Pro, USD 30/member/month Teams and custom Enterprise at monthly billing. Plans include token allowances, and eligible Pro subscribers can purchase additional non-expiring token reloads priced per 10M tokens. Hosting for generated apps is a separate scope.

Source and scope for Price

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Typed filters

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Typed filter values
FilterValue
Desktop OS: macOSUnknown
Desktop OS: WindowsUnknown
Desktop OS: LinuxUnknown
Web clientYes cross-checked
Phone access: Native iOSUnknown
Phone access: Native AndroidUnknown
Phone access: Phone browserYes cross-checked
CLIUnknown
Coding agents: Claude CodeNo
Coding agents: CodexNo
Coding agents: Cursor AgentNo
Coding agents: Gemini CLINo
Coding agents: OpenCodeNo
Coding agents: PiNo
Coding agents: GrokNo
Coding agents: AiderNo
Coding agents: AntigravityNo
Use my subscriptionUnknown
Where agents run: On your computerYes cross-checked
Where agents run: On your own serverUnknown
Where agents run: In the vendor's cloudUnknown
Workspace isolation: Git worktreeUnknown
Workspace isolation: ContainerUnknown
Workspace isolation: VM or microVMUnknown
Parallel runsUnknown
CoordinatorUnknown
Native issue trackingUnknown
Unattended triggersUnknown
Shared promptingYes cross-checked
Team rolesYes
SSOYes
Pull request workflowUnknown
Review interfaceUnknown
Product license: Apache-2.0No. Custom terms
Product license: MITNo. Custom terms
Product license: GPL-3.0No. Custom terms
Product license: GPL-3.0-or-laterNo. Custom terms
Product license: AGPL-3.0No. Custom terms
Product license: AGPL-3.0-or-laterNo. Custom terms
Product license: Elastic License 2.0No. Custom terms
Product license: Custom termsYes. Custom terms
Product license: ProprietaryNo. Custom terms
Self-hostingUnknown
Telemetry opt-outUnknown
Free accessYes cross-checked
Starting price: FreeYes. Free cross-checked
Starting price: Up to $20/monthNo. Free cross-checked
Starting price: $21–40/monthNo. Free cross-checked
Starting price: $41–100/monthNo. Free cross-checked
Starting price: Over $100/monthNo. Free cross-checked
Starting price: Contact for pricingNo. Free cross-checked
Pricing model: Free, no paid planNo
Pricing model: Free planYes cross-checked
Pricing model: SubscriptionYes
Pricing model: Per seatYes
Pricing model: Usage-basedYes
Pricing model: Per machine or computeNo
Pricing model: Bring your own keyNo
Pricing model: One-time purchaseNo
Paid plans from: No paid planNo. $21–40/month
Paid plans from: $10 or less/monthNo. $21–40/month
Paid plans from: $11–20/monthNo. $21–40/month
Paid plans from: $21–40/monthYes. $21–40/month
Paid plans from: $41–100/monthNo. $21–40/month
Paid plans from: Over $100/monthNo. $21–40/month
Paid plans from: Contact salesNo. $21–40/month
Lifecycle status: ActiveUnknown
Lifecycle status: SunsettingUnknown
Keeps going with laptop closedUnknown
Open-source licenseNo. Custom terms
Any desktop appUnknown
Paid plan up to $20/monthNo. $21–40/month
Paid plan up to $40/monthYes. $21–40/month
Any phone clientYes cross-checked

Filter receipts

Web client: Yes cross-checked

Web client

Typed value: Yes.

Bolt works in Chromium desktop browsers and Safari. Phone browsers support prompting, preview, publishing, sharing and restore; Code view, visual edits and database tools are desktop-only. Home-screen installation is web access, not evidence of a native phone app.

  • Browser: Bolt works in Chromium desktop browsers and Safari. Phone browsers support prompting, preview, publishing, sharing and restore; Code view, visual edits and database tools are desktop-only. Home-screen installation is web access, not evidence of a native phone app.
  • Mobile browser: Bolt works in Chromium desktop browsers and Safari. Phone browsers support prompting, preview, publishing, sharing and restore; Code view, visual edits and database tools are desktop-only. Home-screen installation is web access, not evidence of a native phone app.
  • Task actions: Bolt works in Chromium desktop browsers and Safari. Phone browsers support prompting, preview, publishing, sharing and restore; Code view, visual edits and database tools are desktop-only. Home-screen installation is web access, not evidence of a native phone app.
  • Cross device continuity: Bolt works in Chromium desktop browsers and Safari. Phone browsers support prompting, preview, publishing, sharing and restore; Code view, visual edits and database tools are desktop-only. Home-screen installation is web access, not evidence of a native phone app.
  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Supported browsers; Mobile

    Finding: Bolt works in Chromium desktop browsers and Safari. Phone browsers support prompting, preview, publishing, sharing and restore; Code view, visual edits and database tools are desktop-only. Home-screen installation is web access, not evidence of a native phone app.

Phone access: Phone browser: Yes cross-checked

Phone access: Phone browser

Typed value: Yes.

Bolt works in Chromium desktop browsers and Safari. Phone browsers support prompting, preview, publishing, sharing and restore; Code view, visual edits and database tools are desktop-only. Home-screen installation is web access, not evidence of a native phone app.

  • Browser: Bolt works in Chromium desktop browsers and Safari. Phone browsers support prompting, preview, publishing, sharing and restore; Code view, visual edits and database tools are desktop-only. Home-screen installation is web access, not evidence of a native phone app.
  • Mobile browser: Bolt works in Chromium desktop browsers and Safari. Phone browsers support prompting, preview, publishing, sharing and restore; Code view, visual edits and database tools are desktop-only. Home-screen installation is web access, not evidence of a native phone app.
  • Task actions: Bolt works in Chromium desktop browsers and Safari. Phone browsers support prompting, preview, publishing, sharing and restore; Code view, visual edits and database tools are desktop-only. Home-screen installation is web access, not evidence of a native phone app.
  • Cross device continuity: Bolt works in Chromium desktop browsers and Safari. Phone browsers support prompting, preview, publishing, sharing and restore; Code view, visual edits and database tools are desktop-only. Home-screen installation is web access, not evidence of a native phone app.
  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Supported browsers; Mobile

    Finding: Bolt works in Chromium desktop browsers and Safari. Phone browsers support prompting, preview, publishing, sharing and restore; Code view, visual edits and database tools are desktop-only. Home-screen installation is web access, not evidence of a native phone app.

Coding agents: Claude Code: No

Coding agents: Claude Code

Typed value: No.

Bolt supplies Standard and Max agents, plus Forge for eligible accounts. Its complete documented agent picker does not offer external coding-agent CLIs.

  • Harnesses: The complete agent picker lists Standard, Max and eligible Forge, with no external Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Pi, Grok, Aider or Antigravity harness.
  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. Choose an agent

    Finding: The picker offers Standard and Max, with Forge for eligible accounts. Bolt controls model selection; the complete picker does not offer external coding-agent harnesses.

Coding agents: Codex: No

Coding agents: Codex

Typed value: No.

Bolt supplies Standard and Max agents, plus Forge for eligible accounts. Its complete documented agent picker does not offer external coding-agent CLIs.

  • Harnesses: The complete agent picker lists Standard, Max and eligible Forge, with no external Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Pi, Grok, Aider or Antigravity harness.
  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. Choose an agent

    Finding: The picker offers Standard and Max, with Forge for eligible accounts. Bolt controls model selection; the complete picker does not offer external coding-agent harnesses.

Coding agents: Cursor Agent: No

Coding agents: Cursor Agent

Typed value: No.

Bolt supplies Standard and Max agents, plus Forge for eligible accounts. Its complete documented agent picker does not offer external coding-agent CLIs.

  • Harnesses: The complete agent picker lists Standard, Max and eligible Forge, with no external Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Pi, Grok, Aider or Antigravity harness.
  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. Choose an agent

    Finding: The picker offers Standard and Max, with Forge for eligible accounts. Bolt controls model selection; the complete picker does not offer external coding-agent harnesses.

Coding agents: Gemini CLI: No

Coding agents: Gemini CLI

Typed value: No.

Bolt supplies Standard and Max agents, plus Forge for eligible accounts. Its complete documented agent picker does not offer external coding-agent CLIs.

  • Harnesses: The complete agent picker lists Standard, Max and eligible Forge, with no external Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Pi, Grok, Aider or Antigravity harness.
  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. Choose an agent

    Finding: The picker offers Standard and Max, with Forge for eligible accounts. Bolt controls model selection; the complete picker does not offer external coding-agent harnesses.

Coding agents: OpenCode: No

Coding agents: OpenCode

Typed value: No.

Bolt supplies Standard and Max agents, plus Forge for eligible accounts. Its complete documented agent picker does not offer external coding-agent CLIs.

  • Harnesses: The complete agent picker lists Standard, Max and eligible Forge, with no external Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Pi, Grok, Aider or Antigravity harness.
  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. Choose an agent

    Finding: The picker offers Standard and Max, with Forge for eligible accounts. Bolt controls model selection; the complete picker does not offer external coding-agent harnesses.

Coding agents: Pi: No

Coding agents: Pi

Typed value: No.

Bolt supplies Standard and Max agents, plus Forge for eligible accounts. Its complete documented agent picker does not offer external coding-agent CLIs.

  • Harnesses: The complete agent picker lists Standard, Max and eligible Forge, with no external Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Pi, Grok, Aider or Antigravity harness.
  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. Choose an agent

    Finding: The picker offers Standard and Max, with Forge for eligible accounts. Bolt controls model selection; the complete picker does not offer external coding-agent harnesses.

Coding agents: Grok: No

Coding agents: Grok

Typed value: No.

Bolt supplies Standard and Max agents, plus Forge for eligible accounts. Its complete documented agent picker does not offer external coding-agent CLIs.

  • Harnesses: The complete agent picker lists Standard, Max and eligible Forge, with no external Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Pi, Grok, Aider or Antigravity harness.
  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. Choose an agent

    Finding: The picker offers Standard and Max, with Forge for eligible accounts. Bolt controls model selection; the complete picker does not offer external coding-agent harnesses.

Coding agents: Aider: No

Coding agents: Aider

Typed value: No.

Bolt supplies Standard and Max agents, plus Forge for eligible accounts. Its complete documented agent picker does not offer external coding-agent CLIs.

  • Harnesses: The complete agent picker lists Standard, Max and eligible Forge, with no external Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Pi, Grok, Aider or Antigravity harness.
  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. Choose an agent

    Finding: The picker offers Standard and Max, with Forge for eligible accounts. Bolt controls model selection; the complete picker does not offer external coding-agent harnesses.

Coding agents: Antigravity: No

Coding agents: Antigravity

Typed value: No.

Bolt supplies Standard and Max agents, plus Forge for eligible accounts. Its complete documented agent picker does not offer external coding-agent CLIs.

  • Harnesses: The complete agent picker lists Standard, Max and eligible Forge, with no external Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Pi, Grok, Aider or Antigravity harness.
  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. Choose an agent

    Finding: The picker offers Standard and Max, with Forge for eligible accounts. Bolt controls model selection; the complete picker does not offer external coding-agent harnesses.

Where agents run: On your computer: Yes cross-checked

Where agents run: On your computer

Typed value: Yes.

The development environment runs on WebContainers, which run Node.js in the browser. Hosted Bolt Cloud deployment is a separate output-service scope. Safari previews are hosted rather than running in the browser and must be regenerated after changes. This does not prove laptop-independent agent execution.

  • Local: The development environment runs on WebContainers, which run Node.js in the browser. Hosted Bolt Cloud deployment is a separate output-service scope.
  • Hybrid: Safari previews are hosted rather than running in the browser and must be regenerated after changes. This does not prove laptop-independent agent execution.
  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Bolt and StackBlitz

    Finding: The development environment runs on WebContainers, which run Node.js in the browser. Hosted Bolt Cloud deployment is a separate output-service scope.

  2. Bolt: Safari

    Finding: Safari previews are hosted rather than running in the browser and must be regenerated after changes. This does not prove laptop-independent agent execution.

Shared prompting: Yes cross-checked

Shared prompting

Typed value: Yes.

Collaborators prompt and edit the same project in one shared chat. Bolt processes one prompt at a time; tokens come from the person prompting.

  • Visibility: Collaborators prompt and edit the same project in one shared chat. Bolt processes one prompt at a time; tokens come from the person prompting.
  • Coprompting: Collaborators prompt and edit the same project in one shared chat. Bolt processes one prompt at a time; tokens come from the person prompting.
  • Ordering: Collaborators prompt and edit the same project in one shared chat. Bolt processes one prompt at a time; tokens come from the person prompting.
  • Conflicts: Collaborators prompt and edit the same project in one shared chat. Bolt processes one prompt at a time; tokens come from the person prompting.
  • Permissions: Collaborators prompt and edit the same project in one shared chat. Bolt processes one prompt at a time; tokens come from the person prompting.
  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Work together in real time

    Finding: Collaborators prompt and edit the same project in one shared chat. Bolt processes one prompt at a time; tokens come from the person prompting.

Team roles: Yes

Team roles

Typed value: Yes.

Team Admins manage membership, roles, billing, project controls and integrations; Members build within those controls. Enterprise advertises SSO.

  • Organization roles: Team Admins manage membership, roles, billing, project controls and integrations; Members build within those controls. The owner has Admin permissions.
  • Membership: Team Admins manage membership, roles, billing, project controls and integrations; Members build within those controls. The owner has Admin permissions.
  • Plan scope: Team Admins manage membership, roles, billing, project controls and integrations; Members build within those controls. The owner has Admin permissions.
  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. Bolt: Team member roles

    Finding: Team Admins manage membership, roles, billing, project controls and integrations; Members build within those controls. The owner has Admin permissions.

SSO: Yes

SSO

Typed value: Yes.

Team Admins manage membership, roles, billing, project controls and integrations; Members build within those controls. Enterprise advertises SSO.

  • Sso: The Enterprise plan includes SSO.
  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. Bolt pricing

    Finding: The full plan list offers Free, Pro at USD 25 per month, Teams at USD 30 per member per month and custom Enterprise. Plans meter token allowances. Enterprise includes SSO. No API-key, one-time license or per-machine ADE plan appears.

Product license: Apache-2.0: No. Custom terms

Product license: Apache-2.0

Typed value: No. Custom terms.

Hosted Bolt is governed by StackBlitz vendor-authored service terms, which grant access and restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution. This finding does not license the public bolt.new starting repository.

  • Client license: The hosted Bolt access license is specified in StackBlitz vendor-authored terms.
  • Server license: The service terms cover Bolt and restrict redistribution and modification of the service.
  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. StackBlitz terms of service

    Finding: The terms expressly include hosted Bolt and grant a non-exclusive, non-transferable access license. They restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution of the service. The open-source starting repository is outside this hosted-service scope.

Product license: MIT: No. Custom terms

Product license: MIT

Typed value: No. Custom terms.

Hosted Bolt is governed by StackBlitz vendor-authored service terms, which grant access and restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution. This finding does not license the public bolt.new starting repository.

  • Client license: The hosted Bolt access license is specified in StackBlitz vendor-authored terms.
  • Server license: The service terms cover Bolt and restrict redistribution and modification of the service.
  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. StackBlitz terms of service

    Finding: The terms expressly include hosted Bolt and grant a non-exclusive, non-transferable access license. They restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution of the service. The open-source starting repository is outside this hosted-service scope.

Product license: GPL-3.0: No. Custom terms

Product license: GPL-3.0

Typed value: No. Custom terms.

Hosted Bolt is governed by StackBlitz vendor-authored service terms, which grant access and restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution. This finding does not license the public bolt.new starting repository.

  • Client license: The hosted Bolt access license is specified in StackBlitz vendor-authored terms.
  • Server license: The service terms cover Bolt and restrict redistribution and modification of the service.
  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. StackBlitz terms of service

    Finding: The terms expressly include hosted Bolt and grant a non-exclusive, non-transferable access license. They restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution of the service. The open-source starting repository is outside this hosted-service scope.

Product license: GPL-3.0-or-later: No. Custom terms

Product license: GPL-3.0-or-later

Typed value: No. Custom terms.

Hosted Bolt is governed by StackBlitz vendor-authored service terms, which grant access and restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution. This finding does not license the public bolt.new starting repository.

  • Client license: The hosted Bolt access license is specified in StackBlitz vendor-authored terms.
  • Server license: The service terms cover Bolt and restrict redistribution and modification of the service.
  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. StackBlitz terms of service

    Finding: The terms expressly include hosted Bolt and grant a non-exclusive, non-transferable access license. They restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution of the service. The open-source starting repository is outside this hosted-service scope.

Product license: AGPL-3.0: No. Custom terms

Product license: AGPL-3.0

Typed value: No. Custom terms.

Hosted Bolt is governed by StackBlitz vendor-authored service terms, which grant access and restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution. This finding does not license the public bolt.new starting repository.

  • Client license: The hosted Bolt access license is specified in StackBlitz vendor-authored terms.
  • Server license: The service terms cover Bolt and restrict redistribution and modification of the service.
  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. StackBlitz terms of service

    Finding: The terms expressly include hosted Bolt and grant a non-exclusive, non-transferable access license. They restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution of the service. The open-source starting repository is outside this hosted-service scope.

Product license: AGPL-3.0-or-later: No. Custom terms

Product license: AGPL-3.0-or-later

Typed value: No. Custom terms.

Hosted Bolt is governed by StackBlitz vendor-authored service terms, which grant access and restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution. This finding does not license the public bolt.new starting repository.

  • Client license: The hosted Bolt access license is specified in StackBlitz vendor-authored terms.
  • Server license: The service terms cover Bolt and restrict redistribution and modification of the service.
  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. StackBlitz terms of service

    Finding: The terms expressly include hosted Bolt and grant a non-exclusive, non-transferable access license. They restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution of the service. The open-source starting repository is outside this hosted-service scope.

Product license: Elastic License 2.0: No. Custom terms

Product license: Elastic License 2.0

Typed value: No. Custom terms.

Hosted Bolt is governed by StackBlitz vendor-authored service terms, which grant access and restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution. This finding does not license the public bolt.new starting repository.

  • Client license: The hosted Bolt access license is specified in StackBlitz vendor-authored terms.
  • Server license: The service terms cover Bolt and restrict redistribution and modification of the service.
  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. StackBlitz terms of service

    Finding: The terms expressly include hosted Bolt and grant a non-exclusive, non-transferable access license. They restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution of the service. The open-source starting repository is outside this hosted-service scope.

Product license: Custom terms: Yes. Custom terms

Product license: Custom terms

Typed value: Yes. Custom terms.

Hosted Bolt is governed by StackBlitz vendor-authored service terms, which grant access and restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution. This finding does not license the public bolt.new starting repository.

  • Client license: The hosted Bolt access license is specified in StackBlitz vendor-authored terms.
  • Server license: The service terms cover Bolt and restrict redistribution and modification of the service.
  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. StackBlitz terms of service

    Finding: The terms expressly include hosted Bolt and grant a non-exclusive, non-transferable access license. They restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution of the service. The open-source starting repository is outside this hosted-service scope.

Product license: Proprietary: No. Custom terms

Product license: Proprietary

Typed value: No. Custom terms.

Hosted Bolt is governed by StackBlitz vendor-authored service terms, which grant access and restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution. This finding does not license the public bolt.new starting repository.

  • Client license: The hosted Bolt access license is specified in StackBlitz vendor-authored terms.
  • Server license: The service terms cover Bolt and restrict redistribution and modification of the service.
  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. StackBlitz terms of service

    Finding: The terms expressly include hosted Bolt and grant a non-exclusive, non-transferable access license. They restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution of the service. The open-source starting repository is outside this hosted-service scope.

Free access: Yes cross-checked

Free access

Typed value: Yes.

The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.

  • Ongoing free: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Free scenarios: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Usage caps: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: What is included in the Free plan

    Finding: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.

Starting price: Free: Yes. Free cross-checked

Starting price: Free

Typed value: Yes. Free.

The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.

  • Ongoing free: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Free scenarios: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Usage caps: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: What is included in the Free plan

    Finding: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.

Starting price: Up to $20/month: No. Free cross-checked

Starting price: Up to $20/month

Typed value: No. Free.

The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.

  • Ongoing free: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Free scenarios: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Usage caps: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: What is included in the Free plan

    Finding: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.

Starting price: $21–40/month: No. Free cross-checked

Starting price: $21–40/month

Typed value: No. Free.

The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.

  • Ongoing free: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Free scenarios: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Usage caps: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: What is included in the Free plan

    Finding: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.

Starting price: $41–100/month: No. Free cross-checked

Starting price: $41–100/month

Typed value: No. Free.

The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.

  • Ongoing free: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Free scenarios: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Usage caps: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: What is included in the Free plan

    Finding: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.

Starting price: Over $100/month: No. Free cross-checked

Starting price: Over $100/month

Typed value: No. Free.

The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.

  • Ongoing free: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Free scenarios: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Usage caps: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: What is included in the Free plan

    Finding: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.

Starting price: Contact for pricing: No. Free cross-checked

Starting price: Contact for pricing

Typed value: No. Free.

The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.

  • Ongoing free: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Free scenarios: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Usage caps: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: What is included in the Free plan

    Finding: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.

Pricing model: Free, no paid plan: No

Pricing model: Free, no paid plan

Typed value: No.

Bolt offers Free, USD 25/month Pro, USD 30/member/month Teams and custom Enterprise at monthly billing. Plans include token allowances, and eligible Pro subscribers can purchase additional non-expiring token reloads priced per 10M tokens. Hosting for generated apps is a separate scope.

  • Currency: The published monthly Pro price is USD 25; Teams is USD 30 per member.
  • Interval: Pro and Teams are billed monthly, with annual alternatives.
  • Seats: Teams costs USD 30 per member per month.
  • Included usage: Pro starts with 10M tokens each month; paid unused tokens can roll over.
  • Exact reload rates depend on the plan and appear in the purchase interface; no fixed universal reload price is asserted.
  1. Bolt pricing

    Finding: The full plan list offers Free, Pro at USD 25 per month, Teams at USD 30 per member per month and custom Enterprise. Plans meter token allowances. Enterprise includes SSO. No API-key, one-time license or per-machine ADE plan appears.

Pricing model: Free plan: Yes cross-checked

Pricing model: Free plan

Typed value: Yes.

The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.

  • Ongoing free: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Free scenarios: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Usage caps: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.
  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: What is included in the Free plan

    Finding: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.

Pricing model: Subscription: Yes

Pricing model: Subscription

Typed value: Yes.

Bolt offers Free, USD 25/month Pro, USD 30/member/month Teams and custom Enterprise at monthly billing. Plans include token allowances, and eligible Pro subscribers can purchase additional non-expiring token reloads priced per 10M tokens. Hosting for generated apps is a separate scope.

  • Exact reload rates depend on the plan and appear in the purchase interface; no fixed universal reload price is asserted.
  1. Bolt: Billing; Monthly plan example

    Finding: The documentation gives a USD 25 monthly Pro 10M example and monthly or annual billing, with token allocations and separate hosting limits. The live plan selector is authoritative for current paid tiers.

Pricing model: Per seat: Yes

Pricing model: Per seat

Typed value: Yes.

Bolt offers Free, USD 25/month Pro, USD 30/member/month Teams and custom Enterprise at monthly billing. Plans include token allowances, and eligible Pro subscribers can purchase additional non-expiring token reloads priced per 10M tokens. Hosting for generated apps is a separate scope.

  • Currency: The published monthly Pro price is USD 25; Teams is USD 30 per member.
  • Interval: Pro and Teams are billed monthly, with annual alternatives.
  • Seats: Teams costs USD 30 per member per month.
  • Included usage: Pro starts with 10M tokens each month; paid unused tokens can roll over.
  • Exact reload rates depend on the plan and appear in the purchase interface; no fixed universal reload price is asserted.
  1. Bolt pricing

    Finding: The full plan list offers Free, Pro at USD 25 per month, Teams at USD 30 per member per month and custom Enterprise. Plans meter token allowances. Enterprise includes SSO. No API-key, one-time license or per-machine ADE plan appears.

Pricing model: Usage-based: Yes

Pricing model: Usage-based

Typed value: Yes.

Bolt offers Free, USD 25/month Pro, USD 30/member/month Teams and custom Enterprise at monthly billing. Plans include token allowances, and eligible Pro subscribers can purchase additional non-expiring token reloads priced per 10M tokens. Hosting for generated apps is a separate scope.

  • Credits: Paid plans include a metered token allowance. Eligible Pro subscribers can purchase extra reload tokens; purchased reloads do not expire.
  • Overages: Extra consumption can be funded with token reload purchases on eligible Pro plans. This is an opt-in purchase; automatic overage billing is not asserted.
  • Exact reload rates depend on the plan and appear in the purchase interface; no fixed universal reload price is asserted.
  1. Bolt tokens and reload purchases

    Finding: Bolt measures agent work with consumed tokens. Eligible highest monthly Pro and annual Pro plans can buy token reloads; annual tier determines the price per 10M tokens, shown in the reload interface, and purchased reload tokens do not expire. This is token-consumption pricing alongside the recurring plan fee.

Pricing model: Per machine or compute: No

Pricing model: Per machine or compute

Typed value: No.

Bolt offers Free, USD 25/month Pro, USD 30/member/month Teams and custom Enterprise at monthly billing. Plans include token allowances, and eligible Pro subscribers can purchase additional non-expiring token reloads priced per 10M tokens. Hosting for generated apps is a separate scope.

  • Currency: The published monthly Pro price is USD 25; Teams is USD 30 per member.
  • Interval: Pro and Teams are billed monthly, with annual alternatives.
  • Seats: Teams costs USD 30 per member per month.
  • Included usage: Pro starts with 10M tokens each month; paid unused tokens can roll over.
  • Exact reload rates depend on the plan and appear in the purchase interface; no fixed universal reload price is asserted.
  1. Bolt pricing

    Finding: The full plan list offers Free, Pro at USD 25 per month, Teams at USD 30 per member per month and custom Enterprise. Plans meter token allowances. Enterprise includes SSO. No API-key, one-time license or per-machine ADE plan appears.

Pricing model: Bring your own key: No

Pricing model: Bring your own key

Typed value: No.

Bolt offers Free, USD 25/month Pro, USD 30/member/month Teams and custom Enterprise at monthly billing. Plans include token allowances, and eligible Pro subscribers can purchase additional non-expiring token reloads priced per 10M tokens. Hosting for generated apps is a separate scope.

  • Currency: The published monthly Pro price is USD 25; Teams is USD 30 per member.
  • Interval: Pro and Teams are billed monthly, with annual alternatives.
  • Seats: Teams costs USD 30 per member per month.
  • Included usage: Pro starts with 10M tokens each month; paid unused tokens can roll over.
  • Exact reload rates depend on the plan and appear in the purchase interface; no fixed universal reload price is asserted.
  1. Bolt pricing

    Finding: The full plan list offers Free, Pro at USD 25 per month, Teams at USD 30 per member per month and custom Enterprise. Plans meter token allowances. Enterprise includes SSO. No API-key, one-time license or per-machine ADE plan appears.

Pricing model: One-time purchase: No

Pricing model: One-time purchase

Typed value: No.

Bolt offers Free, USD 25/month Pro, USD 30/member/month Teams and custom Enterprise at monthly billing. Plans include token allowances, and eligible Pro subscribers can purchase additional non-expiring token reloads priced per 10M tokens. Hosting for generated apps is a separate scope.

  • Currency: The published monthly Pro price is USD 25; Teams is USD 30 per member.
  • Interval: Pro and Teams are billed monthly, with annual alternatives.
  • Seats: Teams costs USD 30 per member per month.
  • Included usage: Pro starts with 10M tokens each month; paid unused tokens can roll over.
  • Exact reload rates depend on the plan and appear in the purchase interface; no fixed universal reload price is asserted.
  1. Bolt pricing

    Finding: The full plan list offers Free, Pro at USD 25 per month, Teams at USD 30 per member per month and custom Enterprise. Plans meter token allowances. Enterprise includes SSO. No API-key, one-time license or per-machine ADE plan appears.

Paid plans from: No paid plan: No. $21–40/month

Paid plans from: No paid plan

Typed value: No. $21–40/month.

Bolt offers Free, USD 25/month Pro, USD 30/member/month Teams and custom Enterprise at monthly billing. Plans include token allowances, and eligible Pro subscribers can purchase additional non-expiring token reloads priced per 10M tokens. Hosting for generated apps is a separate scope.

  • Currency: The published monthly Pro price is USD 25; Teams is USD 30 per member.
  • Interval: Pro and Teams are billed monthly, with annual alternatives.
  • Seats: Teams costs USD 30 per member per month.
  • Included usage: Pro starts with 10M tokens each month; paid unused tokens can roll over.
  • Exact reload rates depend on the plan and appear in the purchase interface; no fixed universal reload price is asserted.
  1. Bolt pricing

    Finding: The full plan list offers Free, Pro at USD 25 per month, Teams at USD 30 per member per month and custom Enterprise. Plans meter token allowances. Enterprise includes SSO. No API-key, one-time license or per-machine ADE plan appears.

Paid plans from: $10 or less/month: No. $21–40/month

Paid plans from: $10 or less/month

Typed value: No. $21–40/month.

Bolt offers Free, USD 25/month Pro, USD 30/member/month Teams and custom Enterprise at monthly billing. Plans include token allowances, and eligible Pro subscribers can purchase additional non-expiring token reloads priced per 10M tokens. Hosting for generated apps is a separate scope.

  • Currency: The published monthly Pro price is USD 25; Teams is USD 30 per member.
  • Interval: Pro and Teams are billed monthly, with annual alternatives.
  • Seats: Teams costs USD 30 per member per month.
  • Included usage: Pro starts with 10M tokens each month; paid unused tokens can roll over.
  • Exact reload rates depend on the plan and appear in the purchase interface; no fixed universal reload price is asserted.
  1. Bolt pricing

    Finding: The full plan list offers Free, Pro at USD 25 per month, Teams at USD 30 per member per month and custom Enterprise. Plans meter token allowances. Enterprise includes SSO. No API-key, one-time license or per-machine ADE plan appears.

Paid plans from: $11–20/month: No. $21–40/month

Paid plans from: $11–20/month

Typed value: No. $21–40/month.

Bolt offers Free, USD 25/month Pro, USD 30/member/month Teams and custom Enterprise at monthly billing. Plans include token allowances, and eligible Pro subscribers can purchase additional non-expiring token reloads priced per 10M tokens. Hosting for generated apps is a separate scope.

  • Currency: The published monthly Pro price is USD 25; Teams is USD 30 per member.
  • Interval: Pro and Teams are billed monthly, with annual alternatives.
  • Seats: Teams costs USD 30 per member per month.
  • Included usage: Pro starts with 10M tokens each month; paid unused tokens can roll over.
  • Exact reload rates depend on the plan and appear in the purchase interface; no fixed universal reload price is asserted.
  1. Bolt pricing

    Finding: The full plan list offers Free, Pro at USD 25 per month, Teams at USD 30 per member per month and custom Enterprise. Plans meter token allowances. Enterprise includes SSO. No API-key, one-time license or per-machine ADE plan appears.

Paid plans from: $21–40/month: Yes. $21–40/month

Paid plans from: $21–40/month

Typed value: Yes. $21–40/month.

Bolt offers Free, USD 25/month Pro, USD 30/member/month Teams and custom Enterprise at monthly billing. Plans include token allowances, and eligible Pro subscribers can purchase additional non-expiring token reloads priced per 10M tokens. Hosting for generated apps is a separate scope.

  • Currency: The published monthly Pro price is USD 25; Teams is USD 30 per member.
  • Interval: Pro and Teams are billed monthly, with annual alternatives.
  • Seats: Teams costs USD 30 per member per month.
  • Included usage: Pro starts with 10M tokens each month; paid unused tokens can roll over.
  • Exact reload rates depend on the plan and appear in the purchase interface; no fixed universal reload price is asserted.
  1. Bolt pricing

    Finding: The full plan list offers Free, Pro at USD 25 per month, Teams at USD 30 per member per month and custom Enterprise. Plans meter token allowances. Enterprise includes SSO. No API-key, one-time license or per-machine ADE plan appears.

Paid plans from: $41–100/month: No. $21–40/month

Paid plans from: $41–100/month

Typed value: No. $21–40/month.

Bolt offers Free, USD 25/month Pro, USD 30/member/month Teams and custom Enterprise at monthly billing. Plans include token allowances, and eligible Pro subscribers can purchase additional non-expiring token reloads priced per 10M tokens. Hosting for generated apps is a separate scope.

  • Currency: The published monthly Pro price is USD 25; Teams is USD 30 per member.
  • Interval: Pro and Teams are billed monthly, with annual alternatives.
  • Seats: Teams costs USD 30 per member per month.
  • Included usage: Pro starts with 10M tokens each month; paid unused tokens can roll over.
  • Exact reload rates depend on the plan and appear in the purchase interface; no fixed universal reload price is asserted.
  1. Bolt pricing

    Finding: The full plan list offers Free, Pro at USD 25 per month, Teams at USD 30 per member per month and custom Enterprise. Plans meter token allowances. Enterprise includes SSO. No API-key, one-time license or per-machine ADE plan appears.

Paid plans from: Over $100/month: No. $21–40/month

Paid plans from: Over $100/month

Typed value: No. $21–40/month.

Bolt offers Free, USD 25/month Pro, USD 30/member/month Teams and custom Enterprise at monthly billing. Plans include token allowances, and eligible Pro subscribers can purchase additional non-expiring token reloads priced per 10M tokens. Hosting for generated apps is a separate scope.

  • Currency: The published monthly Pro price is USD 25; Teams is USD 30 per member.
  • Interval: Pro and Teams are billed monthly, with annual alternatives.
  • Seats: Teams costs USD 30 per member per month.
  • Included usage: Pro starts with 10M tokens each month; paid unused tokens can roll over.
  • Exact reload rates depend on the plan and appear in the purchase interface; no fixed universal reload price is asserted.
  1. Bolt pricing

    Finding: The full plan list offers Free, Pro at USD 25 per month, Teams at USD 30 per member per month and custom Enterprise. Plans meter token allowances. Enterprise includes SSO. No API-key, one-time license or per-machine ADE plan appears.

Paid plans from: Contact sales: No. $21–40/month

Paid plans from: Contact sales

Typed value: No. $21–40/month.

Bolt offers Free, USD 25/month Pro, USD 30/member/month Teams and custom Enterprise at monthly billing. Plans include token allowances, and eligible Pro subscribers can purchase additional non-expiring token reloads priced per 10M tokens. Hosting for generated apps is a separate scope.

  • Currency: The published monthly Pro price is USD 25; Teams is USD 30 per member.
  • Interval: Pro and Teams are billed monthly, with annual alternatives.
  • Seats: Teams costs USD 30 per member per month.
  • Included usage: Pro starts with 10M tokens each month; paid unused tokens can roll over.
  • Exact reload rates depend on the plan and appear in the purchase interface; no fixed universal reload price is asserted.
  1. Bolt pricing

    Finding: The full plan list offers Free, Pro at USD 25 per month, Teams at USD 30 per member per month and custom Enterprise. Plans meter token allowances. Enterprise includes SSO. No API-key, one-time license or per-machine ADE plan appears.

Open-source license: No. Custom terms

Open-source license

Typed value: No. Custom terms.

Hosted Bolt is governed by StackBlitz vendor-authored service terms, which grant access and restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution. This finding does not license the public bolt.new starting repository.

  • Client license: The hosted Bolt access license is specified in StackBlitz vendor-authored terms.
  • Server license: The service terms cover Bolt and restrict redistribution and modification of the service.
  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. StackBlitz terms of service

    Finding: The terms expressly include hosted Bolt and grant a non-exclusive, non-transferable access license. They restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution of the service. The open-source starting repository is outside this hosted-service scope.

Paid plan up to $20/month: No. $21–40/month

Paid plan up to $20/month

Typed value: No. $21–40/month.

Bolt offers Free, USD 25/month Pro, USD 30/member/month Teams and custom Enterprise at monthly billing. Plans include token allowances, and eligible Pro subscribers can purchase additional non-expiring token reloads priced per 10M tokens. Hosting for generated apps is a separate scope.

  • Currency: The published monthly Pro price is USD 25; Teams is USD 30 per member.
  • Interval: Pro and Teams are billed monthly, with annual alternatives.
  • Seats: Teams costs USD 30 per member per month.
  • Included usage: Pro starts with 10M tokens each month; paid unused tokens can roll over.
  • Exact reload rates depend on the plan and appear in the purchase interface; no fixed universal reload price is asserted.
  1. Bolt pricing

    Finding: The full plan list offers Free, Pro at USD 25 per month, Teams at USD 30 per member per month and custom Enterprise. Plans meter token allowances. Enterprise includes SSO. No API-key, one-time license or per-machine ADE plan appears.

Paid plan up to $40/month: Yes. $21–40/month

Paid plan up to $40/month

Typed value: Yes. $21–40/month.

Bolt offers Free, USD 25/month Pro, USD 30/member/month Teams and custom Enterprise at monthly billing. Plans include token allowances, and eligible Pro subscribers can purchase additional non-expiring token reloads priced per 10M tokens. Hosting for generated apps is a separate scope.

  • Currency: The published monthly Pro price is USD 25; Teams is USD 30 per member.
  • Interval: Pro and Teams are billed monthly, with annual alternatives.
  • Seats: Teams costs USD 30 per member per month.
  • Included usage: Pro starts with 10M tokens each month; paid unused tokens can roll over.
  • Exact reload rates depend on the plan and appear in the purchase interface; no fixed universal reload price is asserted.
  1. Bolt pricing

    Finding: The full plan list offers Free, Pro at USD 25 per month, Teams at USD 30 per member per month and custom Enterprise. Plans meter token allowances. Enterprise includes SSO. No API-key, one-time license or per-machine ADE plan appears.

Any phone client: Yes cross-checked

Any phone client

Typed value: Yes.

Bolt works in Chromium desktop browsers and Safari. Phone browsers support prompting, preview, publishing, sharing and restore; Code view, visual edits and database tools are desktop-only. Home-screen installation is web access, not evidence of a native phone app.

  • Browser: Bolt works in Chromium desktop browsers and Safari. Phone browsers support prompting, preview, publishing, sharing and restore; Code view, visual edits and database tools are desktop-only. Home-screen installation is web access, not evidence of a native phone app.
  • Mobile browser: Bolt works in Chromium desktop browsers and Safari. Phone browsers support prompting, preview, publishing, sharing and restore; Code view, visual edits and database tools are desktop-only. Home-screen installation is web access, not evidence of a native phone app.
  • Task actions: Bolt works in Chromium desktop browsers and Safari. Phone browsers support prompting, preview, publishing, sharing and restore; Code view, visual edits and database tools are desktop-only. Home-screen installation is web access, not evidence of a native phone app.
  • Cross device continuity: Bolt works in Chromium desktop browsers and Safari. Phone browsers support prompting, preview, publishing, sharing and restore; Code view, visual edits and database tools are desktop-only. Home-screen installation is web access, not evidence of a native phone app.
  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Supported browsers; Mobile

    Finding: Bolt works in Chromium desktop browsers and Safari. Phone browsers support prompting, preview, publishing, sharing and restore; Code view, visual edits and database tools are desktop-only. Home-screen installation is web access, not evidence of a native phone app.

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bolt:ACC-01: Bolt works in Chromium desktop browsers and Safari. Phone browsers support prompting, preview, publishing, sharing and restore; Code view, visual edits and database tools are desktop-only. Home-screen installation is web access, not evidence of a native phone app. cross-checked

bolt:ACC-01

Bolt works in Chromium desktop browsers and Safari. Phone browsers support prompting, preview, publishing, sharing and restore; Code view, visual edits and database tools are desktop-only. Home-screen installation is web access, not evidence of a native phone app.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Supported browsers; Mobile

    Finding: Bolt works in Chromium desktop browsers and Safari. Phone browsers support prompting, preview, publishing, sharing and restore; Code view, visual edits and database tools are desktop-only. Home-screen installation is web access, not evidence of a native phone app.

bolt:ACC-02: Bolt supplies Standard and Max agents, plus Forge for eligible accounts. Its complete documented agent picker does not offer external coding-agent CLIs.

bolt:ACC-02

Bolt supplies Standard and Max agents, plus Forge for eligible accounts. Its complete documented agent picker does not offer external coding-agent CLIs.

  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. Bolt: Agents

    Finding: Bolt offers Standard and paid Max agents and selects their models internally. This is not evidence of Claude Code or other named external harness support.

  2. Choose an agent

    Finding: The picker offers Standard and Max, with Forge for eligible accounts. Bolt controls model selection; the complete picker does not offer external coding-agent harnesses.

bolt:ACC-03: Bolt subscriptions provide token allocations for builder usage; Free use refreshes daily and monthly and paid allocations follow the billing cycle. cross-checked

bolt:ACC-03

Bolt subscriptions provide token allocations for builder usage; Free use refreshes daily and monthly and paid allocations follow the billing cycle.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Billing

    Finding: Bolt subscriptions provide token allocations for builder usage; Free use refreshes daily and monthly and paid allocations follow the billing cycle.

bolt:ACC-04: Users start with prompts, Figma, Stitch, GitHub or a Lovable import. WebContainers provide a browser Node.js development environment without local installation. cross-checked

bolt:ACC-04

Users start with prompts, Figma, Stitch, GitHub or a Lovable import. WebContainers provide a browser Node.js development environment without local installation.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Ways to start a project; Bolt and StackBlitz

    Finding: Users start with prompts, Figma, Stitch, GitHub or a Lovable import. WebContainers provide a browser Node.js development environment without local installation.

bolt:ACC-06: A project owner can connect built-in or custom MCP servers to Bolt and authorize external tools and data. Collaborators cannot connect or prompt those connectors themselves.

bolt:ACC-06

A project owner can connect built-in or custom MCP servers to Bolt and authorize external tools and data. Collaborators cannot connect or prompt those connectors themselves.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Connect to an MCP server

    Finding: Users can connect built-in connectors such as Notion, Linear and GitHub, or a custom MCP server, so Bolt can read and interact with external tools and data.

  2. Bolt: Share integrations

    Finding: Only the project owner manages the GitHub connection. Collaborator edits sync when the owner next opens the project, and only the owner can connect or prompt MCP connectors.

bolt:PLAN-01: A natural-language prompt creates a project; GitHub and design imports bring an existing starting point. No persistent native issue tracker is established by this flow. cross-checked

bolt:PLAN-01

A natural-language prompt creates a project; GitHub and design imports bring an existing starting point. No persistent native issue tracker is established by this flow.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Ways to start a project

    Finding: A natural-language prompt creates a project; GitHub and design imports bring an existing starting point. No persistent native issue tracker is established by this flow.

bolt:PLAN-02: Plan Mode lets users discuss an approach before code changes, then switch to building after refining scope. cross-checked

bolt:PLAN-02

Plan Mode lets users discuss an approach before code changes, then switch to building after refining scope.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Plan before building

    Finding: Plan Mode lets users discuss an approach before code changes, then switch to building after refining scope.

bolt:PLAN-04: Project settings store project knowledge for the agent, separate from a single chat prompt. cross-checked

bolt:PLAN-04

Project settings store project knowledge for the agent, separate from a single chat prompt.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Project knowledge

    Finding: Project settings store project knowledge for the agent, separate from a single chat prompt.

bolt:PLAN-05: Code view permits browsing files and paths for references in prompts. Safari makes these files read-only and disables file search. cross-checked

bolt:PLAN-05

Code view permits browsing files and paths for references in prompts. Safari makes these files read-only and disables file search.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Search; Reference files

    Finding: Code view permits browsing files and paths for references in prompts. Safari makes these files read-only and disables file search.

bolt:COORD-01: A Bolt project has one shared chat and processes one prompt at a time; prompts sent during generation are queued. This explicitly limits one shared project, not all projects on an account. cross-checked

bolt:COORD-01

A Bolt project has one shared chat and processes one prompt at a time; prompts sent during generation are queued. This explicitly limits one shared project, not all projects on an account.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Work together in real time

    Finding: A Bolt project has one shared chat and processes one prompt at a time; prompts sent during generation are queued. This explicitly limits one shared project, not all projects on an account.

bolt:COORD-02: Bolt queues later prompts from collaborators until the current project prompt completes. cross-checked

bolt:COORD-02

Bolt queues later prompts from collaborators until the current project prompt completes.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Work together in real time

    Finding: Bolt queues later prompts from collaborators until the current project prompt completes.

bolt:COORD-05: Chat tools let users queue follow-up prompts while Bolt is busy and manage the queued requests. cross-checked

bolt:COORD-05

Chat tools let users queue follow-up prompts while Bolt is busy and manage the queued requests.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Queue prompts

    Finding: Chat tools let users queue follow-up prompts while Bolt is busy and manage the queued requests.

bolt:COORD-07: Users can build and refine with natural-language chat, change agent choice and optionally edit source directly. cross-checked

bolt:COORD-07

Users can build and refine with natural-language chat, change agent choice and optionally edit source directly.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Intro to Bolt

    Finding: Users can build and refine with natural-language chat, change agent choice and optionally edit source directly.

bolt:RUN-01: The development environment runs on WebContainers, which run Node.js in the browser. Hosted Bolt Cloud deployment is a separate output-service scope. Safari previews are hosted rather than running in the browser and must be regenerated after changes. This does not prove laptop-independent agent execution. cross-checked

bolt:RUN-01

The development environment runs on WebContainers, which run Node.js in the browser. Hosted Bolt Cloud deployment is a separate output-service scope. Safari previews are hosted rather than running in the browser and must be regenerated after changes. This does not prove laptop-independent agent execution.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Bolt and StackBlitz

    Finding: The development environment runs on WebContainers, which run Node.js in the browser. Hosted Bolt Cloud deployment is a separate output-service scope.

  2. Bolt: Safari

    Finding: Safari previews are hosted rather than running in the browser and must be regenerated after changes. This does not prove laptop-independent agent execution.

bolt:RUN-02: Bolt can create and switch GitHub branches and keeps branch-specific memory. A branch is not a documented worktree or hostile-code security sandbox. cross-checked

bolt:RUN-02

Bolt can create and switch GitHub branches and keeps branch-specific memory. A branch is not a documented worktree or hostile-code security sandbox.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Branching and merging

    Finding: Bolt can create and switch GitHub branches and keeps branch-specific memory. A branch is not a documented worktree or hostile-code security sandbox.

bolt:RUN-03: Built-in version history lets users restore earlier project versions. No server crash or process reconnection test was performed. cross-checked

bolt:RUN-03

Built-in version history lets users restore earlier project versions. No server crash or process reconnection test was performed.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Version history

    Finding: Built-in version history lets users restore earlier project versions. No server crash or process reconnection test was performed.

bolt:RUN-04: Chromium Code view exposes a terminal to run project commands; Safari does not expose the terminal. Automatic dependency, port and cache reliability remains untested. cross-checked

bolt:RUN-04

Chromium Code view exposes a terminal to run project commands; Safari does not expose the terminal. Automatic dependency, port and cache reliability remains untested.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Use the terminal

    Finding: Chromium Code view exposes a terminal to run project commands; Safari does not expose the terminal. Automatic dependency, port and cache reliability remains untested.

bolt:RUN-05: Free use has daily and monthly limits. Free hosting caps are ten GB bandwidth and 333,333 monthly requests; a site exceeding them goes offline for the rest of the month. These are hosting limits, not agent-runtime timeouts. cross-checked

bolt:RUN-05

Free use has daily and monthly limits. Free hosting caps are ten GB bandwidth and 333,333 monthly requests; a site exceeding them goes offline for the rest of the month. These are hosting limits, not agent-runtime timeouts.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: What is included in the Free plan

    Finding: Free use has daily and monthly limits. Free hosting caps are ten GB bandwidth and 333,333 monthly requests; a site exceeding them goes offline for the rest of the month. These are hosting limits, not agent-runtime timeouts.

bolt:RUN-06: The GitHub panel shows Syncing or Synced status, linked repository and active branch. A GitHub conflict message offers pull-and-resend or pull-and-discard choices. cross-checked

bolt:RUN-06

The GitHub panel shows Syncing or Synced status, linked repository and active branch. A GitHub conflict message offers pull-and-resend or pull-and-discard choices.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Check your sync status

    Finding: The GitHub panel shows Syncing or Synced status, linked repository and active branch. A GitHub conflict message offers pull-and-resend or pull-and-discard choices.

bolt:RUN-07: Builder usage is measured in tokens and visible in account usage. Model-provider invoices and per-task marginal charges were not reconciled. cross-checked

bolt:RUN-07

Builder usage is measured in tokens and visible in account usage. Model-provider invoices and per-task marginal charges were not reconciled.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Tokens

    Finding: Builder usage is measured in tokens and visible in account usage. Model-provider invoices and per-task marginal charges were not reconciled.

bolt:RUN-08: Shared-project prompts run serially and excess prompts queue. This does not establish compute-aware global concurrency scheduling. cross-checked

bolt:RUN-08

Shared-project prompts run serially and excess prompts queue. This does not establish compute-aware global concurrency scheduling.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Work together in real time

    Finding: Shared-project prompts run serially and excess prompts queue. This does not establish compute-aware global concurrency scheduling.

bolt:TEAM-01: Collaborators prompt and edit the same project in one shared chat. Bolt processes one prompt at a time; tokens come from the person prompting. cross-checked

bolt:TEAM-01

Collaborators prompt and edit the same project in one shared chat. Bolt processes one prompt at a time; tokens come from the person prompting.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Work together in real time

    Finding: Collaborators prompt and edit the same project in one shared chat. Bolt processes one prompt at a time; tokens come from the person prompting.

bolt:TEAM-02: Team Admins manage membership, roles, billing, project controls and integrations; Members build within those controls. Enterprise advertises SSO.

bolt:TEAM-02

Team Admins manage membership, roles, billing, project controls and integrations; Members build within those controls. Enterprise advertises SSO.

  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. Bolt: Team member roles

    Finding: Team Admins manage membership, roles, billing, project controls and integrations; Members build within those controls. The owner has Admin permissions.

  2. Bolt pricing

    Finding: The full plan list offers Free, Pro at USD 25 per month, Teams at USD 30 per member per month and custom Enterprise. Plans meter token allowances. Enterprise includes SSO. No API-key, one-time license or per-machine ADE plan appears.

bolt:TEAM-03: Only the project owner manages the GitHub connection. Collaborator edits sync when the owner next opens the project, and only the owner can connect or prompt MCP connectors. cross-checked

bolt:TEAM-03

Only the project owner manages the GitHub connection. Collaborator edits sync when the owner next opens the project, and only the owner can connect or prompt MCP connectors.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Share integrations

    Finding: Only the project owner manages the GitHub connection. Collaborator edits sync when the owner next opens the project, and only the owner can connect or prompt MCP connectors.

bolt:TEAM-04: Project version history and restore preserve prior code states. This is not evidence of an immutable audit log with a retention guarantee. cross-checked

bolt:TEAM-04

Project version history and restore preserve prior code states. This is not evidence of an immutable audit log with a retention guarantee.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Version history

    Finding: Project version history and restore preserve prior code states. This is not evidence of an immutable audit log with a retention guarantee.

bolt:TEAM-05: Users can leave threaded feedback on preview elements. Editors and co-owners send selected comments to Bolt as instructions. These are preview comments, not an established code-diff review UI. cross-checked

bolt:TEAM-05

Users can leave threaded feedback on preview elements. Editors and co-owners send selected comments to Bolt as instructions. These are preview comments, not an established code-diff review UI.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Add comments to your project and send them to Bolt

    Finding: Users can leave threaded feedback on preview elements. Editors and co-owners send selected comments to Bolt as instructions. These are preview comments, not an established code-diff review UI.

bolt:TEAM-06: Collaborators share a single chat and project, while GitHub sync waits for the original project owner to return. Full runtime takeover after owner disconnect remains unverified. cross-checked

bolt:TEAM-06

Collaborators share a single chat and project, while GitHub sync waits for the original project owner to return. Full runtime takeover after owner disconnect remains unverified.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Work together in real time; Share integrations

    Finding: Collaborators share a single chat and project, while GitHub sync waits for the original project owner to return. Full runtime takeover after owner disconnect remains unverified.

bolt:SHIP-01: Bolt exposes a live app preview and source through Code view. A persistent cross-task reviewer-output gallery was not found in the checked pages. cross-checked

bolt:SHIP-01

Bolt exposes a live app preview and source through Code view. A persistent cross-task reviewer-output gallery was not found in the checked pages.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Intro to Bolt

    Finding: Bolt exposes a live app preview and source through Code view. A persistent cross-task reviewer-output gallery was not found in the checked pages.

bolt:SHIP-02: Users can run a project security audit on paid plans or a database security check on all plans, review the findings and have Bolt fix them before publishing. The source does not establish enforced mandatory checks or independent review.

bolt:SHIP-02

Users can run a project security audit on paid plans or a database security check on all plans, review the findings and have Bolt fix them before publishing. The source does not establish enforced mandatory checks or independent review.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Security audit

    Finding: Users can run a project security audit (paid plans) or a database security check (all plans), review the findings and have Bolt fix them; a check before publishing is recommended. The source does not establish enforced mandatory checks or independent review.

bolt:SHIP-03: Bolt creates and switches branches and automatically syncs project changes to GitHub. The guide recommends opening PRs in GitHub; it does not establish native PR creation inside Bolt. Merging branches in-app is explicitly unsupported. cross-checked

bolt:SHIP-03

Bolt creates and switches branches and automatically syncs project changes to GitHub. The guide recommends opening PRs in GitHub; it does not establish native PR creation inside Bolt. Merging branches in-app is explicitly unsupported.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Branching and merging; GitHub sync

    Finding: Bolt creates and switches branches and automatically syncs project changes to GitHub. The guide recommends opening PRs in GitHub; it does not establish native PR creation inside Bolt. Merging branches in-app is explicitly unsupported.

bolt:SHIP-04: Bolt does not currently merge branches in-app; users merge through GitHub. This restriction is scoped to the Bolt interface. Publish creates a hosted site and later project edits require another explicit Publish update to reach the live site. cross-checked

bolt:SHIP-04

Bolt does not currently merge branches in-app; users merge through GitHub. This restriction is scoped to the Bolt interface. Publish creates a hosted site and later project edits require another explicit Publish update to reach the live site.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Change branches in Bolt

    Finding: Bolt does not currently merge branches in-app; users merge through GitHub. This restriction is scoped to the Bolt interface.

  2. Bolt: Project and Site

    Finding: Publish creates a hosted site and later project edits require another explicit Publish update to reach the live site.

bolt:SHIP-05: Users can restore prior project versions and export project backups. Restore does not establish stale approval invalidation. cross-checked

bolt:SHIP-05

Users can restore prior project versions and export project backups. Restore does not establish stale approval invalidation.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Backups, restore and version history

    Finding: Users can restore prior project versions and export project backups. Restore does not establish stale approval invalidation.

bolt:OWN-01: Hosted Bolt is governed by StackBlitz vendor-authored service terms, which grant access and restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution. This finding does not license the public bolt.new starting repository.

bolt:OWN-01

Hosted Bolt is governed by StackBlitz vendor-authored service terms, which grant access and restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution. This finding does not license the public bolt.new starting repository.

  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. StackBlitz terms of service

    Finding: The terms expressly include hosted Bolt and grant a non-exclusive, non-transferable access license. They restrict reverse engineering, modification and redistribution of the service. The open-source starting repository is outside this hosted-service scope.

bolt:OWN-02: Project code can be downloaded as a backup and synced to GitHub. App code export does not establish self-hosting of the core Bolt service or full chat history portability. cross-checked

bolt:OWN-02

Project code can be downloaded as a backup and synced to GitHub. App code export does not establish self-hosting of the core Bolt service or full chat history portability.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Export your project

    Finding: Project code can be downloaded as a backup and synced to GitHub. App code export does not establish self-hosting of the core Bolt service or full chat history portability.

bolt:OWN-03: Account settings provide a Model training switch for projects and chats. The documentation and privacy policy do not establish a control that disables all ADE telemetry.

bolt:OWN-03

Account settings provide a Model training switch for projects and chats. The documentation and privacy policy do not establish a control that disables all ADE telemetry.

  • Only the named documented or inspected parts are established; other atomic questions retain their recorded gaps.
  1. Account settings

    Finding: A Model training switch controls use of projects and chats for training. It is not documented as a switch disabling product telemetry.

bolt:OWN-04: Bolt offers Free, USD 25/month Pro, USD 30/member/month Teams and custom Enterprise at monthly billing. Plans include token allowances, and eligible Pro subscribers can purchase additional non-expiring token reloads priced per 10M tokens. Hosting for generated apps is a separate scope.

bolt:OWN-04

Bolt offers Free, USD 25/month Pro, USD 30/member/month Teams and custom Enterprise at monthly billing. Plans include token allowances, and eligible Pro subscribers can purchase additional non-expiring token reloads priced per 10M tokens. Hosting for generated apps is a separate scope.

  • Exact reload rates depend on the plan and appear in the purchase interface; no fixed universal reload price is asserted.
  1. Bolt: Billing; Monthly plan example

    Finding: The documentation gives a USD 25 monthly Pro 10M example and monthly or annual billing, with token allocations and separate hosting limits. The live plan selector is authoritative for current paid tiers.

  2. Bolt pricing

    Finding: The full plan list offers Free, Pro at USD 25 per month, Teams at USD 30 per member per month and custom Enterprise. Plans meter token allowances. Enterprise includes SSO. No API-key, one-time license or per-machine ADE plan appears.

  3. Bolt tokens and reload purchases

    Finding: Bolt measures agent work with consumed tokens. Eligible highest monthly Pro and annual Pro plans can buy token reloads; annual tier determines the price per 10M tokens, shown in the reload interface, and purchased reload tokens do not expire. This is token-consumption pricing alongside the recurring plan fee.

bolt:OWN-06: Release notes document database tables becoming private by default starting October 30 and expanded phone browser workflows in October. No shutdown notice was identified. cross-checked

bolt:OWN-06

Release notes document database tables becoming private by default starting October 30 and expanded phone browser workflows in October. No shutdown notice was identified.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: October 26 to November 1

    Finding: Release notes document database tables becoming private by default starting October 30 and expanded phone browser workflows in October. No shutdown notice was identified.

bolt:OWN-08: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding. cross-checked

bolt:OWN-08

The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: What is included in the Free plan

    Finding: The ongoing Free plan supports build, publish, viewer/editor/co-owner project sharing and recurring daily/monthly use. Custom domains are excluded and published sites retain Made in Bolt branding.

bolt:OWN-09: Plans disclose token allocation, monthly or annual billing and a downgrade to Free when paid cancellation takes effect. Public task-level monetary cost is not fixed. cross-checked

bolt:OWN-09

Plans disclose token allocation, monthly or annual billing and a downgrade to Free when paid cancellation takes effect. Public task-level monetary cost is not fixed.

  • Documentation evidence only. Remaining atomic questions and enforcement under failure have not been established by a bounded workflow test.
  1. Bolt: Billing; Cancel your subscription

    Finding: Plans disclose token allocation, monthly or annual billing and a downgrade to Free when paid cancellation takes effect. Public task-level monetary cost is not fixed.