AppWizzy vs Bolt.new

Two fact sheets from our own research, side by side — pricing, platforms, API access and status re-checked by us rather than quoted from the vendors.

The short answer

Cheaper paid plan: AppWizzy — $20/mo vs $25/mo for Bolt.new
Free plan: Both have one
Best fit: AppWizzy: prototypes that need to survive into a real codebase · Bolt.new: Founders and designers who want a clickable prototype or landing page the same afternoon
Trust score: About even — AppWizzy 88, Bolt.new 85
Status: Both up at our last check (Sep 6, 2026)

From our own records as of each tool's last check. Anything we have not confirmed is left out rather than guessed. How we verify

AppWizzyPrompt-to-app builder that provisions a real server with Git, VS Code access and a Postgres or MySQL database.

Bolt.newIn-browser agent that builds and runs web apps

Side by side

Fact	AppWizzy	Bolt.new
Category	Vibe Coding & App Generators	Vibe Coding & App Generators
Pricing model	Freemium	Freemium
Starts at	$20/mo	$25/mo
Trust score	88 / 100	85 / 100
Platforms	Web	Web
Company	AppWizzy, Inc.	StackBlitz, Inc.
Last verified	Sep 6, 2026	Sep 6, 2026

What our research says

AppWizzy

The differentiator is the runtime: you get a real server, a real database and a Git repo instead of a preview sandbox you can never leave. That makes hand-off to a developer possible, which most prompt-to-app tools make painful. Credits are stingy at the entry tier, so plan on iterating carefully.

Pros

Apps run on a provisioned server with Postgres or MySQL, not a sandbox
Git-native output that opens in VS Code, so hand-off to a developer works
One-click deploy through a CI/CD pipeline with always-on hosting
Refund policy on credits burnt by bad AI edits

Cons

25 credits a month at $20 disappears fast on an iterative build
Free tier apps must be public — private projects need a paid plan
Web stacks only: no mobile targets
Company details are thin beyond the Flatlogic connection

Bolt.new

Bolt is the quickest way to get from a sentence to a running web app you can click, and Bolt Cloud now removes the usual 'where does this deploy' problem for small projects. Treat the token meter as the real price: a complex app burns through the entry allowance fast, and the free tier is for trying the product, not shipping from it.

Pros

Whole toolchain runs in the browser, so there is no environment to set up or keep alive
Starts from a prompt, Figma design, GitHub repo or template, and exports back to GitHub
Bolt Cloud bundles hosting, databases and auth, which most prompt-to-app tools leave to you
Unused Pro tokens roll over, unlike most rivals' monthly allowances

Cons

Token-based pricing is hard to forecast; one long debugging session can eat days of allowance
Free tier is throttled daily (300K tokens) and carries Bolt branding
Yearly discount is advertised without the actual yearly prices on the page
No public API found, so Bolt cannot be driven from a script or CI

Which one fits

Choose AppWizzy if you need

prototypes that need to survive into a real codebase
teams that want Git and VS Code access to generated code
internal tools needing a persistent database rather than mock data

Choose Bolt.new if you need

Founders and designers who want a clickable prototype or landing page the same afternoon
Developers scaffolding a front end or internal tool before taking it into their own editor
Teams turning a Figma mock into a working front end without hand-coding the first pass