The short answer
- Moving from Bolt.new Pro to v0 by Vercel (free tier) saves $250 in the first year, after setup and upkeep time (Stackcut's model: modeled, not measured).
- v0 by Vercel's official migration guide moves 1 kind of data in full and 1 partly; 5 things stay behind. What moves
- 4 public accounts of making this switch: 3 evaluated, 1 switched. Read them
What Bolt.new and v0 by Vercel cost
List prices from each vendor's pricing page, as stored in the Stackcut catalog. Each price links its source.
| Plan | Billed monthly | Billed yearly (per month) | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bolt.new Pro | $25/mo | not shown | Starts at 10M tokens/mo, no daily limit, no branding, custom domain support |
| Bolt.new Teams | $30/user/mo | not shown | Per member per month; tokens are per member, not shared |
| v0 by Vercel Plus/Team | $30/user/mo | not shown | $30 of monthly credits per user + $2 daily login credits |
| v0 by Vercel Business | $100/user/mo | not shown | $30 monthly credits per user; training opt-out by default |
Moving from Bolt.new to v0 by Vercel
What v0 by Vercel's importer carries over, what it leaves behind, and any help it offers switchers.
To v0 by Vercel
Official guide v0.app · Tools: v0 Import from GitHub, Bolt GitHub integration
Moves: Project source code (full); Vercel project configuration (partial). v0.app
Doesn't move: Environment variables from Bolt; Bolt chat history and Bolt hosting; Bolt chat/prompt history; bolt.host published site and Bolt Cloud backend; Environment variables configured inside Bolt. v0.app
Watch out for:
- The import does not create another writable copy of the repository; it creates a chat, a sandbox checkout and a working branch. v0.app
- If the base branch powers production, v0 waits for an actual code change before creating a preview deployment. v0.app
- For monorepos, pick the directory containing the intended application's package.json or the wrong app starts. v0.app
From each destination's own migration docs and switching pages, plus community write-ups where no official guide exists, each checked against its page. Confirm terms on the linked page before you rely on an offer.
People who moved from Bolt.new to v0 by Vercel
4 public accounts of leaving Bolt.new: 3 evaluated, 1 switched. Summaries are ours; each links the original, and each was checked against its page before it appeared here.
The Inithouse studio evaluated v0 alongside Bolt, Lovable and Cursor, and settled on v0 as a complementary component-level tool rather than a Bolt replacement: they reach for it for individual UI elements, not whole-app migrations. DEV Community
Arteeva's workshop stack went Bolt, then v0, then Lovable after small annoyances piled up; she still calls v0 the second-best fit and a big fan, with Bolt now recommended only when a specific framework like Angular or React Native is needed. Substack (Anna Arteeva)
Hadil gave five tools the same outdated SaaS dashboard screenshot and prompt. v0 stayed closest to the original with strong code; Bolt gave a well-structured result needing another design pass. She picked Flowstep overall, v0 for React/shadcn work, Bolt for an in-browser dev environment. DEV Community
Emergent's author built an identical client portal in both tools: Bolt reached a clickable app fastest but its code frayed with growth; v0 produced cleaner, production-shaped React but no backend. Verdict: Bolt for momentum, v0 for code quality and workflow fit - with an acknowledged bias toward Emergent, which it pitches at the end. Emergent
FAQ
Is v0 by Vercel cheaper than Bolt.new?
Modeled, not measured: moving from Bolt.new Pro to v0 by Vercel (free tier) saves $250 in the first year, after setup and upkeep time at $50/hour. It depends on your plan, seats and usage. the math
Can I move my Bolt.new data to v0 by Vercel?
v0 by Vercel's official guide moves: Project source code; Vercel project configuration. It doesn't move: Environment variables from Bolt; Bolt chat history and Bolt hosting; Bolt chat/prompt history; bolt.host published site and Bolt Cloud backend. v0.app
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