Reviewed 15 Oct 2026 · Search: lovable vs bolt

Lovable vs Bolt: honest comparison with monthly costs

They are close. Both are chat builders with a free plan and a paid individual plan in the table. Choose Lovable if owning and downloading the code matters. Choose Bolt if token rollover and the StackBlitz editor underneath matter to you.

That verdict is Kritelo's judgement. The prices are not.

Bolt is built by StackBlitz. The individual paid plan and the Teams plan are both on Bolt's pricing page, and the figures are in the table. Lovable's smallest Pro credit tier is in their docs. Higher credit tiers cost more, so the table shows the tier we would actually start someone on.

Bolt's affiliate program is in dispute in secondary sources. We do not have a tracking link, and it would not change this page if we did.

US monthly searches, OpenSEO via DataForSEO, recorded 14 Oct 2026.

Prices in the database

Flat amounts a new customer pays month to month, when we could confirm them. A hidden row means the page was unclear or the check is stale.

Prices from the Kritelo database
ToolPlanPriceChecked
Lovable
App builders
Free
5 build credits a day, capped at 30 a month, plus 20 Cloud credits a month.
US$0/month
15 Oct 2026
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Lovable
App builders
Pro, 100 credits
100 credits a month, plus 5 build credits a day. Unlimited members. Code editing, download, and a custom domain.
The same 100-credit tier is US$250 a year (US$21 a month) if you pay annually. Higher credit tiers cost more. Business at 100 credits is US$50 a month.
US$25/month
15 Oct 2026
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Bolt
App builders
Free
300K tokens a day, 1M tokens a month, Bolt branding, website hosting.
US$0/month
15 Oct 2026
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Bolt
App builders
Pro
Starts at 10M tokens a month, no daily token limit, custom domain, unused tokens roll for one extra month.
Teams is US$30 per member per month, billed monthly.
US$25/month
15 Oct 2026
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Questions

If the subscription prices match, is the usage the same?

No. Lovable sells credits. Bolt sells tokens. The units are not comparable, so a matching subscription price is not a matching amount of work.

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