Bolt.new vs Rocket
Bolt.new is an AI app builder from StackBlitz that builds web apps in the browser from a prompt; Rocket is an AI builder for websites, landing pages, web apps and mobile apps, priced by credits. Both start at the same price: Bolt.new Pro and Rocket Pro cost USD 25 a month.
Choose Bolt.new for developers who want a quick web app prototype they can open as code, and Rocket for teams that want to share one credit pool instead of paying per seat. If you need charts and dashboards, desktop apps and browser games as well, Siteglade, an autonomous AI agent with its own computer in the cloud, is a third option.
A note on who wrote this: Siteglade publishes this comparison, and every fact about another product is taken from that product's pages as they read on October 27, 2026.
Bolt.new and Rocket side by side
The table compares without ranking: each cell comes from the product's own pages, and "Not listed" means the pricing page is silent on it.
| Bolt.new | Rocket | Siteglade | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paid plans | Pro USD 25 a month; Teams USD 30 per seat a month | Pro USD 25 a month; Rocket USD 50 a month; Booster USD 250 a month | Pro USD 14.99, Plus USD 34.99, Max USD 69.99 a month |
| Free plan | A Free plan with 1M tokens a month and daily limits | A Free plan with 20 credits and unlimited team members | Free plan with 1,500 credits a month and 3 projects |
| Websites | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Web apps | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Mobile apps | Not listed | Yes | Yes |
Bolt.new or Rocket: the differences that decide
Bolt.new and Rocket are both AI app builders, so they compete for the same job. Both Bolt.new and Rocket list websites and web apps. Only Rocket lists mobile apps. Both can be tried for free: Bolt.new offers a Free plan with 1M tokens a month and daily limits, Rocket a Free plan with 20 credits and unlimited team members. Bolt.new prices some plans per seat, so its cost grows with the team, while every plan Rocket lists has one price.
Pricing: Bolt.new vs Rocket
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.
Rocket's paid plans: Pro USD 25 a month (100 credits a month); Rocket USD 50 a month (250 credits a month) and Booster USD 250 a month (1,500 credits a month). Rocket's Free plan comes with 20 credits, and Pro adds 100 credits a month for USD 25.
Credits are counted differently by each product, so run one real task in both before you decide.
Where Bolt.new is stronger
Public and private projects are available on the Free plan. Pro includes your own domain without Bolt branding and unused tokens roll over.
Where Rocket is stronger
Additional credits can be bought as needed and do not expire. There is no per-seat fee: the whole team shares one pool of credits.
A third option: Siteglade
Neither Bolt.new nor Rocket lists charts and dashboards, desktop apps, browser games and presentations on its pricing page. Siteglade does. Charts, dashboards and infographics are built from your own data, as images, interactive pages or slides.
Where Rocket shares one credit pool across a team, Siteglade's plans each include monthly credits and cover apps, sites, decks and videos. Tasks are processed in the EU on every plan, including Free.
Frequently asked questions
Is Bolt.new better than Rocket?
Neither is better for everything. Bolt.new suits developers who want a quick web app prototype they can open as code; Rocket suits teams that want to share one credit pool instead of paying per seat.
Which is cheaper, Bolt.new or Rocket?
Both start at the same price: Bolt.new Pro and Rocket Pro cost USD 25 a month.
Is there an alternative to both Bolt.new and Rocket?
Siteglade, an autonomous AI agent with its own computer in the cloud. It delivers charts and dashboards, desktop apps, browser games and presentations as well, with a Free plan with 1,500 credits a month and 3 projects.