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Bolt vs Glaze by Raycast

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Bolt and Glaze by Raycast are both Coding tools. Pricing, free tiers and language support compared below.

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Has a free plan

300,000 tokens per day and 1,000,000 tokens per month, US$0 (both figures appear on the official plan card and in the FAQ on the same page: Free plans have a 300,000 token daily limit and 1 million token monthly limit). Public and private projects can both be created; sites carry Bolt branding watermark text; single-file uploads are capped at 10MB; hosting is included, with up to roughly 333,000 web requests; the number of databases is unlimited. On resets, the official help centre states plainly that free-plan tokens reset on the 1st of each calendar month and do not roll over to the next month (only paid plans can roll over for one month). What happens once the quota is exhausted is not published; the site only says that upgrading to a paid plan removes the daily cap. (Read from bolt.new/pricing and support.bolt.new on 2026-08-09)

Cheapest paid plan: US$25 / mo

Chinese support: Not supported

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Raycast

Has a free plan

120 credits once at sign-up, with no recurring free allowance: the free tier is a one-time launch welcome pack rather than a monthly quota. The official FAQ puts it bluntly, saying there is no recurring allowance on Free and that building stops once the balance reaches zero, and that this welcome pack is a one-time allocation which does not roll over or recur. Credits are deducted by actual workload, and the site says the more work a turn involves the more it costs, so small edits are cheap and building an app from scratch is dearer; it is not a flat per-message charge. The free plan can browse, install and run apps from the public store, which the site says is entirely free, and can also publish your own apps to the public store. The free plan cannot publish as unlisted, cannot prevent others from remixing, and cannot buy extra credits. Platform limit: currently macOS Tahoe with Apple Silicon only. There is also a 14-day Store Trial for testing Team's private team store. (Read from glaze.app/pricing on 2026-08-09)

Cheapest paid plan: US$10 / mo

Chinese support: Not supported

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Full paid plans compared

Bolt

PlanPriceWhat you get
ProUS$25 / moUS$25/month, the page explicitly states per month / billed monthly
TeamsUS$30 / user / mo(5 user ≈ US$150/mo)US$30/person/month, per month and member / billed monthly; annual-averaged monthly price US$27
EnterpriseOfficial quote (upon inquiry)Price not disclosed on the official site, contact for a quote

Glaze by Raycast

PlanPriceWhat you get
ProUS$10 / moUS$0/month (Checked on 2026-08-22 by directly accessing glaze.app/pricing, not through a two-pass automated process, but through manual verification). The current status of the Team plan on the official website is to be checked (the page displays text related to the Beta period, and it has not been confirmed whether it is still charged, so it has not been updated to avoid speculation).
TeamUS$35 / user / mo(5 user ≈ US$175/mo)List price US$35/seat/month, currently selling for US$30. 200 points/seat/month, private team store, centralized billing

Which one should you pick?

Both offer a free plan. Compare paid tiers against your needs.

On entry price, Glaze by Raycast starts at US$10 / mo, cheaper than Bolt (US$25 / mo).

FAQ

Is there a free version of Bolt?

Yes. 300,000 tokens per day and 1,000,000 tokens per month, US$0 (both figures appear on the official plan card and in the FAQ on the same page: Free plans have a 300,000 token daily limit and 1 million token monthly limit). Public and private projects can both be created; sites carry Bolt branding watermark text; single-file uploads are capped at 10MB; hosting is included, with up to roughly 333,000 web requests; the number of databases is unlimited. On resets, the official help centre states plainly that free-plan tokens reset on the 1st of each calendar month and do not roll over to the next month (only paid plans can roll over for one month). What happens once the quota is exhausted is not published; the site only says that upgrading to a paid plan removes the daily cap. (Read from bolt.new/pricing and support.bolt.new on 2026-08-09)

How much does Bolt cost?

The cheapest is the plan from Bolt named Pro, at about US$25 / mo.

Does Bolt support Chinese?

Bolt has no Chinese interface at this time.

Is there a free version of Glaze by Raycast?

Yes. 120 credits once at sign-up, with no recurring free allowance: the free tier is a one-time launch welcome pack rather than a monthly quota. The official FAQ puts it bluntly, saying there is no recurring allowance on Free and that building stops once the balance reaches zero, and that this welcome pack is a one-time allocation which does not roll over or recur. Credits are deducted by actual workload, and the site says the more work a turn involves the more it costs, so small edits are cheap and building an app from scratch is dearer; it is not a flat per-message charge. The free plan can browse, install and run apps from the public store, which the site says is entirely free, and can also publish your own apps to the public store. The free plan cannot publish as unlisted, cannot prevent others from remixing, and cannot buy extra credits. Platform limit: currently macOS Tahoe with Apple Silicon only. There is also a 14-day Store Trial for testing Team's private team store. (Read from glaze.app/pricing on 2026-08-09)

How much does Glaze by Raycast cost?

The cheapest is the plan from Glaze by Raycast named Pro, at about US$10 / mo.

Does Glaze by Raycast support Chinese?

Glaze by Raycast has no Chinese interface at this time.

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