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)
Development purposes are almost free with rate limits, and the exact RPM/TPM/RPD depends on the account level as stated on aistudio.google.com/rate-limit. For the Gemini 2.5 series, Search grounding is free for 1,500 times/day, and then US$35/1,000 times, while Maps grounding is also free for 1,500 times/day, but then US$25/1,000 times (confirmed on the official website on 2026-07-27 that the excess fee rates for the two are different). Other Search/Maps models are free for 500 times/day. For the Gemini 3 series models, the first 5,000 prompts per month are free (both Search and Maps), and then US$14/1,000 times for queries.
US$25/month, the page explicitly states per month / billed monthly
Teams
US$30 / user / mo（5 user ≈ US$150/mo）
US$30/person/month, per month and member / billed monthly; annual-averaged monthly price US$27
Enterprise
Official quote (upon inquiry)
Price not disclosed on the official site, contact for a quote
Google AI Studio
Plan
Price
What you get
Pay-as-you-go API
Official quote (upon inquiry)
Billed by token after exceeding the limit
Which one should you pick?
Both offer a free plan. Compare paid tiers against your needs.
Google AI Studio has no public paid plan; Bolt starts at about 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 Google AI Studio?
Yes. Development purposes are almost free with rate limits, and the exact RPM/TPM/RPD depends on the account level as stated on aistudio.google.com/rate-limit. For the Gemini 2.5 series, Search grounding is free for 1,500 times/day, and then US$35/1,000 times, while Maps grounding is also free for 1,500 times/day, but then US$25/1,000 times (confirmed on the official website on 2026-07-27 that the excess fee rates for the two are different). Other Search/Maps models are free for 500 times/day. For the Gemini 3 series models, the first 5,000 prompts per month are free (both Search and Maps), and then US$14/1,000 times for queries.
How much does Google AI Studio cost?
The cheapest is the plan from Google AI Studio named Pay-as-you-go API, at about Official quote (upon inquiry).
Does Google AI Studio support Chinese?
Google AI Studio only partially supports Chinese.
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