What Bolt changed

• Replaced the general homepage content with a detailed pricing and FAQ page.

• Introduced a new "Teams" plan at $30/month per member and an "Enterprise" tier.

• Set specific token limits: Free users get 300k daily/1M monthly; Pro users start at 10M monthly.

• Added a token rollover policy (valid for two months) starting July 2025.

• Added "Bolt Forge" as a limited-time inclusion for Pro users.

• Detailed new plan-specific features like SSO, audit logs, and private NPM registry support.

• Updated the placeholder text in the main AI prompt box from "Let's build a KP" to "Let's build a KPI dashb".

• Updated the secondary prompt box at the bottom of the page to match the new "KPI dashb" text.

Bolt is moving from a simple "Pro" model to a structured four-tier pricing system (Free, Pro, Teams, Enterprise). They are also introducing specific token limits and a rollover policy, which signals a shift toward monetization and managing high compute costs.

The change suggests Bolt is focusing on business intelligence and data visualization use cases to attract professional users.

• Added a detailed pricing table with Free ($0), Pro ($25), and Teams ($30) tiers.
• Introduced specific AI token limits (300K daily/1M monthly for free users).
• Added a "Teams" plan with centralized billing and admin controls.
• Added a "Pro" plan featuring 10M tokens, custom domains, and no branding.
• Included a new FAQ section explaining token usage and rollover rules.
• Removed general marketing sections about "superpowers" for different roles.

The product is moving from a simple "build for free" model to a structured subscription business. They are introducing specific limits on AI tokens and adding features for professional teams and enterprise security.

• Replaced the feature-rich homepage with a detailed pricing table.
• Introduced a new "Pro" feature called Bolt Forge (available until Oct 14).
• Defined specific token limits for the Free plan (300K daily / 1M monthly).
• Added a "Teams" plan at $30/month per member for centralized billing and admin controls.
• Listed specific Pro-only features: custom domains, SEO boosting, and AI image editing.
• Removed the extensive list of corporate logos (Google, Microsoft, etc.) and persona-based marketing sections.

Bolt has shifted from a marketing-heavy landing page to a direct pricing and plans page. This signals a move toward monetization and clear feature gating between free and paid users.