Base44 vs Bolt.new

Base44 is an AI app builder with authentication, a database and analytics built in; Bolt.new is an AI app builder from StackBlitz that builds web apps in the browser from a prompt. The prices are not billed the same way: Base44 Starter costs USD 16 a month, billed yearly; Bolt.new Pro costs USD 25 a month.

Choose Base44 for internal tools and small business apps with users and data, and Bolt.new for developers who want a quick web app prototype they can open as code. If you need mobile apps, desktop apps and browser games as well, Siteglade, an autonomous AI agent with its own computer in the cloud, is a third option.

This comparison is published by Siteglade. Facts about other products come from their own pages, read on October 27, 2026 and linked under sources.

The comparison in one table

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Base44, Bolt.new and Siteglade (pricing pages read October 27, 2026)
Base44Bolt.newSiteglade
Paid plansStarter USD 16 a month, billed yearly; Builder USD 40 a month, billed yearly; Pro USD 80 a month, billed yearlyPro USD 25 a month; Teams USD 30 per seat a monthPro USD 14.99, Plus USD 34.99, Max USD 69.99 a month
Free planA Free plan with 25 message credits and 100 integration creditsA Free plan with 1M tokens a month and daily limitsFree plan with 1,500 credits a month and 3 projects
WebsitesYesYesYes
Web appsYesYesYes

What sets Base44 and Bolt.new apart

Base44 and Bolt.new are both AI app builders, so they compete for the same job. Both Base44 and Bolt.new list web apps and websites. Both can be tried for free: Base44 offers a Free plan with 25 message credits and 100 integration credits, Bolt.new a Free plan with 1M tokens a month and daily limits. Bolt.new prices some plans per seat, so its cost grows with the team, while every plan Base44 lists has one price.

Pricing: Base44 vs Bolt.new

Base44's paid plans: Starter USD 16 a month, billed yearly (100 message credits); Builder USD 40 a month, billed yearly (250 message credits); Pro USD 80 a month, billed yearly (500 message credits) and Elite USD 160 a month, billed yearly (1,200 message credits).

Bolt.new's paid plans: Pro USD 25 a month (10M tokens a month with rollover) and Teams USD 30 per seat a month. Bolt measures usage in tokens: 1M a month on Free and 10M on Pro.

Credits are counted differently by each product, so run one real task in both before you decide.

Where Base44 is stronger

Its pricing page says two-way GitHub sync exports the full source code to your own repository. The Free plan already includes authentication, a database and analytics.

Where Bolt.new is stronger

Pro includes your own domain without Bolt branding and unused tokens roll over. Public and private projects are available on the Free plan. Teams costs USD 30 per member a month.

A third option: Siteglade

Neither Base44 nor Bolt.new lists mobile apps, desktop apps, browser games and presentations on its pricing page. Siteglade does. Mobile apps for iPhone and Android are built with Expo, previewed in a phone frame and opened on your own phone by QR code, on every plan including Free.

Where Bolt builds web apps in the browser, Siteglade also delivers mobile apps, games, decks and videos, and runs every task in the EU. Every task runs in a sandbox on servers in the EU, and code can be exported on every plan.

Frequently asked questions

Is Base44 better than Bolt.new?

Neither is better for everything. Base44 suits internal tools and small business apps with users and data; Bolt.new suits developers who want a quick web app prototype they can open as code.

Which is cheaper, Base44 or Bolt.new?

The prices are not billed the same way: Base44 Starter costs USD 16 a month, billed yearly; Bolt.new Pro costs USD 25 a month.

Is there an alternative to both Base44 and Bolt.new?

Siteglade, an autonomous AI agent with its own computer in the cloud. It delivers mobile apps, desktop apps, browser games and presentations as well, with a Free plan with 1,500 credits a month and 3 projects.

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