Siteglade vs Rocket

Siteglade is an autonomous AI agent with its own computer in the cloud; Rocket is an AI builder for websites, landing pages, web apps and mobile apps, priced by credits. Where Rocket shares one credit pool across a team, Siteglade's plans each include monthly credits and cover apps, sites, decks and videos.

Siteglade Pro costs USD 14.99 a month before tax, less than Rocket Pro at USD 25 a month.

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

Siteglade and Rocket in one table

Every cell restates the product's own pages; where Rocket's pricing page says nothing about a result, the table says "Not listed".

Siteglade and Rocket at a glance (read October 27, 2026)
SitegladeRocket
Paid plansPro USD 14.99, Plus USD 34.99, Max USD 69.99 a month, before taxPro USD 25 a month; Rocket USD 50 a month; Booster USD 250 a month
Free planFree plan with 1,500 credits a month and 3 projectsA Free plan with 20 credits and unlimited team members
Credits a monthFree 1,500, Pro 12,000, Plus 30,000, Max 70,000100 credits a month
WebsitesYes, published to siteglade.page or your domainYes
Web appsYes, with sign-in, database and storage from ProYes
Mobile appsYes, Expo for iPhone and Android, on every planYes
ImagesYes, in Studio on every planNot listed on its site
VideosYes, script, voice-over, captions and timelineNot listed on its site
Desktop appsYes, for Windows, Mac and LinuxNot listed on its site
Where tasks runSandboxes on servers in the EUNot stated on its pricing page

Price: what you pay for Siteglade and Rocket

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.

Siteglade starts with a Free plan with 1,500 credits a month and 3 projects; paid plans cost Pro USD 14.99, Plus USD 34.99, Max USD 69.99 a month before tax. Credits are counted differently by every product, so the fair test is one of your own tasks in both.

What Rocket does well

There is no per-seat fee: the whole team shares one pool of credits. Additional credits can be bought as needed and do not expire. Booster costs USD 250 a month for 1,500 credits.

What Siteglade adds

Next to websites, web apps and mobile apps, Siteglade delivers images, videos, desktop apps, browser games and presentations.

Studio creates images, including cut-outs on a transparent background, on every plan including Free.

Which one to choose

Choose Rocket for teams that want to share one credit pool instead of paying per seat. Siteglade is the wrong choice if you want the largest template gallery or a builder whose whole product is one kind of web app.

Choose Siteglade when the same project also needs browser games, presentations and documents, when the result should be published or handed over as a file, or when the work should be processed in the EU.

Frequently asked questions

Should I use Siteglade or Rocket?

Rocket suits teams that want to share one credit pool instead of paying per seat. Siteglade suits people who want desktop apps, browser games and presentations from the same agent, with tasks processed in the EU.

Is Siteglade cheaper than Rocket?

On the entry plans, yes. Siteglade Pro costs USD 14.99 a month before tax; Rocket Pro costs USD 25 a month.

Can Siteglade do what Rocket does?

For websites, web apps and mobile apps, yes. It plans the pages, designs them, writes the copy and builds a real website you can edit by clicking, then publishes it to a free siteglade.page address or, from Pro, your own domain.

Can I take a Siteglade project elsewhere?

Yes. Projects are standard source code you can export to GitHub or download as a ZIP on every plan, and files such as decks, reports and spreadsheets download in common formats.

Sources and product guides

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