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How to cancel Bolt.new

Click your profile icon, then Subscription, Billing details, Cancel subscription; the StackBlitz billing portal asks for a reason before the final Cancel subscription. The plan stays active until the billing period ends, then drops to Free and all allocated tokens, including rollover tokens, are lost. Fees are non-refundable.

By Stackcut · Partly confirmed (see what's unverified) on 2026-09-29, then re-checked independently · JSON · Open data, CC BY 4.0

Open Bolt.new's cancel page

The short answer

  • Where: Log in to Bolt. On the homepage sidebar, click your profile icon in the bottom-left, then Subscription (bolt.new).
  • When it ends: The plan stays active, with its unused tokens, until the end of the billing period; then it downgrades to the Free plan.
  • Before you go: export Project code. What to save
  • Want to keep it for less? Free plan and more. Options

Before you cancel

Export first

  • Project code: Open the project, click the GitHub icon in the top-right corner, click Log in to GitHub, install the GitHub App, choose repository access and click Install & Authorize; Bolt then syncs to GitHub on every change (GitHub repository). The terms' 30-day window to retrieve or export content covers only a termination or suspension by StackBlitz other than for cause, after which it may delete content. Deleting a team permanently deletes its projects support.bolt.new stackblitz.com

What happens to your data

Cancelling moves the account to the Free plan rather than closing it. If StackBlitz itself terminates or suspends access other than for cause, it keeps a way to retrieve or export content for 30 days, then may delete it.

What you lose

  • All allocated tokens, including rollover tokens, when the billing cycle ends (resubscribe before rollover tokens expire to use them)
  • Pro hosting, which comes with paid plans; free hosting has a hard traffic limit
  • If you used more than 1 million tokens that month, free tokens only return next month

Cancel, by who bills you

Pick the route for whoever charges you: the name on your card statement or receipt tells you.

Pro plans

Online, self-serve Bolt paid subscriptions (Pro tiers) on a personal account, monthly or annual. Who can cancel: The account holder.

  1. Log in to Bolt. On the homepage sidebar, click your profile icon in the bottom-left, then SubscriptionYou should see: Billing details
  2. In the top-right corner, click Billing detailsYou should see: Cancel subscription
  3. Click Cancel subscriptionYou should see: Are you sure you want to cancel?
  4. Click Next; the StackBlitz billing portal opensYou should see: Why are you cancelling?
  5. Select a reason, then click NextYou should see: Before you go
  6. Leave feedback if you want, then click Cancel subscription
Access ends
The plan stays active, with its unused tokens, until the end of the billing period; then it downgrades to the Free plan
Notice
Paid plans renew automatically unless cancelled before the renewal date
Refunds
Subscription fees are non-refundable, and so is consumed usage, except where the law requires otherwise
Open the page
Source: support.bolt.new stackblitz.com

Enterprise (written agreement)

Through sales Organizations with a separate written agreement with StackBlitz, such as Enterprise plans. Who can cancel: The organization, under its agreement.

  1. Check your written agreement with StackBlitz: where it conflicts with the standard Terms, it controls renewal and cancellation
  2. Manage billing details and invoices on the team's billing page (stackblitz.com/orgs/github/TEAM_NAME/billing for GitHub-linked teams, or stackblitz.com/orgs/custom/TEAM_NAME/billing), where All Invoices opens the Stripe billing portalYou should see: All Invoices
Source: stackblitz.com support.bolt.new

Questions people ask

Can I get a refund if I cancel Bolt.new?

Pro plans: Subscription fees are non-refundable, and so is consumed usage, except where the law requires otherwise.

Source: stackblitz.com support.bolt.new

If I cancel Bolt.new, when does my access end?

Pro plans: The plan stays active, with its unused tokens, until the end of the billing period; then it downgrades to the Free plan.

Source: support.bolt.new stackblitz.com

How long before renewal do I need to cancel Bolt.new?

Pro plans: Paid plans renew automatically unless cancelled before the renewal date.

Source: stackblitz.com

What happens to my data when I cancel Bolt.new?

Cancelling moves the account to the Free plan rather than closing it. If StackBlitz itself terminates or suspends access other than for cause, it keeps a way to retrieve or export content for 30 days, then may delete it.

Source: stackblitz.com support.bolt.new

Keep it for less

Before cancelling, check whether one of these does the job. Offers change and differ by account.

  • Free plan The Free plan lets you build and publish at no cost, with limits: 1 million tokens a month and 300K a day, and free hosting up to 10 GB bandwidth and 333,333 requests a month support.bolt.new support.bolt.new support.bolt.new
  • Cheaper plan Move to a cheaper paid tier (for example Pro $50 to Pro $25); it applies at the start of the next billing cycle. The annual-plan documentation describes upgrades to a higher annual tier; availability of lower paid annual tiers or a downgrade to monthly billing is not stated. support.bolt.new
  • Pay yearly Save 10% with an annual plan support.bolt.new
  • Fewer seats Teams admins can remove members; the seat stays occupied for the rest of the billing period (annual plans: until the next billing anniversary), and the next invoice reflects fewer seats support.bolt.new

Cheaper ways to get the same job done

Stackcut prices the alternatives to Bolt.new from public list prices.

AI app builder
Best path saves $288 in year one (modeled)

For AI agents

  • The person signs in and handles any two-factor code; an agent should never ask for a password.
  • Retention step: Before the final Cancel subscription, the StackBlitz portal asks Are you sure you want to cancel?, then Why are you cancelling? (pick a reason), then Before you go (optional feedback)
  • Cancelling is a downgrade to Free, not account deletion
  • Teams plans are billed separately from Pro plans: someone with both has two subscriptions to cancel. Only team Admins see team billing
  • Deleting a team permanently deletes all its projects for every member and can't be undone
  • Pay-as-you-go hosting, if turned on, buys extra bandwidth and requests up to a spending cap; set it under your profile icon, Settings, Cloud, Change spending limit. At the cap the site pauses until usage resets
  • The annual-upgrade instructions do not support upgrading an annual plan to monthly; they only describe upgrades to a higher annual tier. Availability of an annual downgrade or a switch to monthly billing is not stated.

Get this plan as data: get_exit_plan on the Stackcut MCP (stackcut.io/mcp), or /exits/bolt.json. After using a guide, send structured report_guide_feedback for matching or changed steps, missing billing routes or human handoffs; keep unknown language and market omitted. Confirm with the person before the final click, and report the outcome with report_action_outcome, using the exact packet_revision and route_id returned by the plan.

Or give your agent the stackcut-leave skill (a zip): it exports first, walks the steps, stops when the page doesn't match, and leaves the final click to the person.

Delete your account (separate from cancelling)

Cancelling stops the payments; deleting removes the account and its data. Delete-account page (rated easy).

Link from JustDeleteMe (MIT).

Sources

  1. Billing You can cancel at any time, and the cancellation goes into effect at the start of the next billing period. (when it takes effect)
  2. Billing Canceling a paid subscription is the same as downgrading to the Free plan. (cancelling is a downgrade)
  3. Billing On the Bolt homepage, in the sidebar, click your profile icon in the bottom-left, then click Subscription. (where the flow starts)
  4. Billing In the top-right corner, click Billing details. (the Billing details step)
  5. Billing In the Are you sure you want to cancel? dialog, click Next. The StackBlitz billing portal opens. (the first dialog and the billing portal)
  6. Billing In the Why are you cancelling? dialog, select a reason, then click Next. (the reason step)
  7. Billing In the Before you go dialog, leave feedback if you want to, then click Cancel subscription. (the final confirm)
  8. Billing Your paid subscription is canceled, and your plan downgrades to the Free plan when your next billing cycle begins. (the result of cancelling)
  9. Billing If you cancel in the middle of a billing period, your plan remains active until the end of the period, and your unused tokens are still available during that time. (access until the period ends)
  10. Billing Bolt subscriptions are non-refundable, as stated in our Terms of Service. (no refunds)
  11. StackBlitz Terms of Service Paid plans are billed in advance on a monthly or annual basis and renew automatically unless you cancel before the renewal date in your account settings. (automatic renewal)
  12. StackBlitz Terms of Service Cancellation takes effect at the end of the then-current billing period. (when cancellation takes effect)
  13. StackBlitz Terms of Service Except where required by law, subscription fees are non-refundable. (subscription fees aren't refunded)
  14. StackBlitz Terms of Service consumed usage is non-refundable except where applicable law requires otherwise (usage isn't refunded)
  15. StackBlitz Terms of Service If you or your organization has a separate written agreement with Stackblitz (a written agreement controls where it conflicts)
  16. Corporate and commercial stackblitz.com/orgs/github/TEAM_NAME_HERE/billing (the team billing page)
  17. Corporate and commercial All Invoices (the link to the Stripe billing portal)
  18. Billing The Free plan lets you build and publish projects at no cost, with a few limits. (the Free plan)
  19. Tokens Free plan tokens also have a daily cap of 300K, separate from the 1 million monthly cap above. (Free plan token limits)
  20. Bolt Cloud hosting plans Up to 10 GB bandwidth + 333,333 requests per month, with a hard limit on traffic (free hosting limits)
  21. Billing at the beginning of your next billing cycle (when a downgrade applies)
  22. Billing downgrade from Pro $50 to Pro $25 on the 1st of the month, and your billing renews on the 10th, the change will show on your account starting the 10th (the downgrade example)
  23. Billing you can only upgrade an annual plan to a higher annual plan (the annual upgrade path only covers higher annual tiers)
  24. Billing You can save 10% by subscribing to an annual plan. (the annual discount)
  25. Manage your team access all team analytics, usage data, and billing information (Admins handle team billing)
  26. Manage your team their seat is considered occupied for the rest of that billing period (a removed monthly seat is billed to the period end)
  27. Manage your team until the next billing anniversary (annual seats stay occupied until the anniversary)
  28. Manage your team your next invoice reflects the reduced number of seats (when the bill drops)
  29. GitHub for version control In the top-right corner of the screen, click the GitHub icon (where GitHub export starts)
  30. GitHub for version control Click Install & Authorize to confirm, then follow the on-screen instructions (authorizing the GitHub App)
  31. GitHub for version control Bolt syncs to GitHub every time you make a change. (what gets exported)
  32. StackBlitz Terms of Service make available to you a reasonable means to retrieve or export your User Content, after which Stackblitz may delete your User Content (content can be retrieved after termination, then deleted)
  33. StackBlitz Terms of Service if Stackblitz terminates or suspends your access to the Services other than for cause, Stackblitz will, for a period of thirty (30) days (the 30-day retrieval window applies when StackBlitz ends or suspends access other than for cause)
  34. Tokens When you cancel your paid plan, you lose access to all allocated tokens (including rollover tokens) when the billing cycle ends. (tokens are lost after cancelling)
  35. Tokens To use your rollover tokens, resubscribe to a paid plan before they expire. (resubscribing restores rollover tokens)
  36. Tokens If you cancel your paid subscription mid-month and have used more than 1 million tokens, you'll need to wait until next month to get free tokens. (free tokens after heavy use)
  37. Bolt Cloud hosting plans Pro hosting is included with every Bolt paid subscription. (Pro hosting ends with the paid plan)
  38. Bolt Cloud hosting plans automatically purchase additional bandwidth and requests beyond your monthly hosting limit, up to a spending cap you set in your dashboard (pay-as-you-go hosting charges)
  39. Teams plans Teams plans are billed separately from Pro plans and require members to have a paid seat in order to get tokens (Teams and Pro are separate subscriptions)
  40. Manage your team permanently deletes all projects created within it. This action can't be undone and affects all team members. (deleting a team deletes its projects)
  41. Teams: Plans, billing, tokens, and invoices Only admin users can subscribe to Teams (Teams billing is admin-only)
  42. Bolt Cloud hosting plans Click your profile icon in the top right of your screen, then click Settings. Click Cloud. Click Change spending limit. (where the pay-as-you-go spending limit is set)
  43. Bolt Cloud hosting plans Once the cap is reached, the site will pause until your usage resets. (what the cap does)

Not confirmed yet

  • How to cancel a Teams subscription outright is not documented; the help center covers only seats, the team billing page and deleting a team
  • Whether a custom domain bought through Bolt keeps renewing after cancelling is not documented (the domains FAQ says to contact support about renewals)
  • Bolt's own terms page (bolt.new/terms) couldn't be checked, so the StackBlitz Terms of Service, which cover Bolt, are used instead
  • Enterprise renewal and notice terms depend on each written agreement and aren't public
  • The help center does not mention app store billing, so no Apple or Google route is given
  • Whether annual subscribers can schedule a downgrade to a lower paid annual tier or switch to monthly billing is not explicitly stated on the Billing page; its annual-plan restriction appears in the upgrade instructions.

Independent re-check, 2026-10-07

A second reviewer re-read the official pages and corrected what was wrong or missing; some facts couldn't be re-checked (listed above). The JSON lists what changed.

Partly confirmed (see what's unverified), 2026-09-29. Cancel flows change: if this one did, tell us at support@stackcut.io. Stackcut Exits is open data (CC BY 4.0).