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AI Tool Comparison

Comparing as AI Code Editors & IDEs
Bolt.new vs Devin

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Detailed Comparison

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Pricing
FreemiumBolt.new uses a token-based Freemium model. The Free tier provides 1 million tokens per month (with a 300,000 token daily cap), unlimited databases, website hosting with up to 333K web requests/month, and supports both public and private projects. Bolt branding appears on Free-tier websites. Pro costs $25/month (or less with annual billing) and includes no daily token limit, starting at 10M tokens/month, no Bolt branding, custom domain support, private site sharing, 100MB file uploads, up to 1M web requests, SEO boosting, expanded database capacity, choice of database provider, AI image editing, and unused token rollover for up to one additional month. The Teams plan is $30/user/month and adds centralized billing, team-level access management, granular admin controls, design system knowledge with per-package prompts, and private NPM registry support. Enterprise pricing is custom and includes everything in Pro plus SSO (Okta, Azure AD, SAML), SOC 2 Type II compliance, BYOK deployment on AWS or Azure, HIPAA/FedRAMP-ready infrastructure, a dedicated customer success manager, private Slack support channel, custom SLAs, hands-on onboarding, and unlimited token allocations without overage surprises.
FreemiumDevin's Free plan costs $0/month with a light quota to code with agents, limited model availability, and unlimited inline edits and Tab completions. Pro costs $20/month and adds increased quotas, access to OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini frontier models, free use of SWE 1.7 and leading open-source models, Devin Cloud access, and the ability to purchase extra usage at API pricing. Max costs $200/month with everything in Pro plus significantly higher usage quotas for power users. Teams costs $80/month as a base team fee plus $40/month per full developer seat, and includes unlimited team members via flex seats, sharing and collaboration, centralized billing, an admin dashboard with analytics, and priority support. Enterprise is custom-priced ("let's talk") and adds highest-priority support, dedicated account management, SAML/OIDC SSO, centralized enterprise admin controls, and dedicated VPC deployment options. Usage allowances refresh daily and weekly, and extra usage beyond included quotas is billed at API pricing.
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Summary
Build and deploy full-stack apps by chatting with AI — in your browser
Autonomous AI software engineer that plans, codes, and ships end-to-end
Bolt.new

Bolt.new Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Second-fastest-growing software product in history after ChatGPT — proven at massive scale
  • WebContainers moat: only tool to run a full Node.js stack natively in the browser with zero setup
  • Full-stack by default — databases, auth, APIs, and hosting all included without third-party accounts
  • Broadest enterprise trust: 75% Fortune 500 adoption, SOC 2 Type II, BYOK AWS/Azure deployment
  • Free tier is genuinely useful — 1M tokens/month with unlimited databases and live hosting
  • Figma import and design system support makes it ideal for agency and product team workflows

Cons

  • Token-based pricing can be unpredictable — large projects consume tokens rapidly, pushing users to Pro or Teams quickly
  • Token limits reset monthly; unused Pro tokens roll over only one month
  • Bolt branding appears on websites built on the Free plan (removed on paid plans)
  • Strongly web-focused — not suitable for native mobile apps, desktop software, or backend-only services
  • Complex apps with intricate business logic may still require manual code review and iteration
  • Dependent on AI model providers (Anthropic, OpenAI) — model access disruptions can affect availability
Devin

Devin Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Handles full engineering workflows end-to-end, not just inline suggestions
  • Fleet-based parallel agents can tackle large-scale migrations across many repos
  • Deep integrations with GitHub, Linear, Jira, Slack, and Teams for real dev workflows
  • Free tier available to try core agent capabilities with no cost
  • Documented enterprise results, including major efficiency and cost gains at Nubank
  • VPC deployment and SSO support enterprise security requirements

Cons

  • Early benchmark and demo claims were criticized as overstated, so results should be evaluated against a team's own workflows
  • Best suited to well-scoped, reviewable tasks rather than fully unsupervised production work
  • Usage-based cost can climb quickly for teams running many parallel sessions
  • Full model availability and cloud agents require the $20/month Pro plan or higher
  • Quality of output still requires human review, especially on complex or ambiguous tasks