This page covers everything you need to manage billing with Bolt. Here you’ll find how to upgrade or downgrade, cancel your subscription, apply coupon codes, request a refund, update your billing details, and download invoices.If it’s related to payments or subscriptions, you’ll find the answers here.
Unused and unexpired tokens in your account always roll over when you upgrade. You never lose existing tokens by upgrading. Learn more about Token rollover.
Bolt gives you the flexibility to scale your plan up right away if you need more tokens. And if things change, don’t worry, you can always downgrade later without any hassle.To upgrade your Bolt plan, follow the steps below:
Log in to Bolt.
Hover over the left side of the screen, then click My Subscription.
Click See all available plans.
Select the plan you want.
Review options:
Toggle annual on or off for yearly pricing at 10% off.
When you upgrade, you’re charged right away for the new plan.All current unused tokens from your current plan roll over, and you immediately get the full token amount from your new plan.Example monthly to monthly upgradeYou signed up for the Pro 10M monthly plan on January 1 for $25.
You used 8M tokens, leaving 2M unused.
On January 20, you upgraded to the Pro 26M monthly plan for $50.
At the time of your upgrade, you got 26M new tokens plus your 2M rollover, for a total of 28M.
Your plan will now renew on February 20 at $50, when you’ll receive 26M new tokens.
Tokens that roll over are used first and remain valid until their original expiry. Learn more about Token rollover.
When you switch from a monthly plan to an annual plan, you’re charged immediately for the annual price of your new plan. Any unused tokens from your monthly plan roll over into your new annual plan.Your annual plan starts on the upgrade date, and your renewal date resets to that same day each year.Example monthly to annual upgradeYou’re on the $25 Pro 10M monthly plan that started January 1. On January 20, you’ve used 8M tokens and have 2M left. You upgrade to the $540 Pro 26M annual plan.
You pay $540 at the time of upgrade.
You receive 26M new tokens.
Your 2M unused monthly tokens roll over, giving you 28M total.
Your new renewal date is January 20 each year, at $540.
Note that you cannot “upgrade” an annual plan to a monthly plan, you can only upgrade an annual plan to a higher annual plan.
When you upgrade from one annual plan to another, we credit you for the unused portion of your current plan and apply it toward the cost of your new plan.Your new plan starts on the upgrade date. Your renewal date resets to that day, but the length of your new subscription matches the number of months you had left on your old plan.All current unused tokens from your current plan roll over, and you immediately get the full monthly token amount from your new plan.Example annual to annual plan upgradeYou signed up for the Pro 10M annual $216/year plan on January 1 and on June 15, you upgrade to the $540/year plan with 4M tokens in your account at that time.
You still have 6 months left on your old plan.
The unused portion ($108) becomes a credit.
The new plan for the remaining 6 months costs $270.
Your credit ($108) is applied to that amount, so you pay $162 at the time of upgrade.
At the time of your upgrade, you received 26M new tokens plus your 4M rollover, for a total of 30M.
Your subscription now renews on January 15 each year, at the new annual price of $540.
Tokens that roll over are used first and remain valid for two months. Learn more about Token rollover.
Downgrading your Bolt plan will take effect at the beginning of the next billing cycle.
You cannot downgrade if you’ve already upgraded in the current billing cycle. You must either wait until the next billing cycle to downgrade or cancel.
To downgrade your Bolt plan, follow the steps below:
Log in to Bolt.
Hover over the left side of the screen, then click My Subscription.
Click See all available plans.
Select the plan you want.
Click Downgrade.
Review the details of the downgrade.
Click the confirmation message.
Downgrades take effect at the beginning of your next billing cycle.For example: if you downgrade from Pro $50 to Pro $25 on the 1st, and your billing renews on the 10th, the change will show on your account starting the 10th.
Note that any tokens you receive during mid-cycle upgrades roll over as normal, as long as you maintain a paid subscription. For more information, see Token rollover.
Between the time you choose to cancel and when the cancellation takes effect, you have the option of cancelling the downgrade. To cancel a downgrade, follow these steps:
Log in to Bolt.
Hover over the left side of the screen, then click My Subscription.
Click See all available plans.
Find the plan you were downgrading to, then click the Cancel downgrade text that appears below the drop-down.
Coupon codes can come from different sources. Sometimes Bolt shares them directly through social media or email, and other times they come from our authorized partners.How you enter your promo code will depend on if you’re signing up for a new subscription from a Free plan or upgrading an existing subscription.
Click Manage billing in the top-right (this opens the Billing portal).
Click Cancel subscription on the right side of the page.
Click Cancel subscription again to confirm.
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. At the end of the billing period, your cancellation comes into effect, and your token limit drops to the free tier level.If you’ve already upgraded to a higher-tier paid plan during your current billing cycle, you’ll need to wait until the subscription renews to downgrade to a lower-tier plan. You can still cancel your subscription at any time.Note that any tokens you receive during mid-cycle upgrades roll over as normal, as long as you maintain a paid subscription. For more information, check out the Token rollover section.
We understand that sometimes plans change. Our subscriptions are non-refundable per our Terms of Service, but if you’re facing special circumstances, reach out to [email protected] and we’ll see how we can help.
Bolt supports adding business billing details on Teams and Enterprise plans.For Teams and Enterprise plans:
Go to the relevant GitHub or StackBlitz team URL:For a Github linked team: https://stackblitz.com/orgs/github/TEAM_NAME_HERE/billingFor a StackBlitz only team: https://stackblitz.com/orgs/custom/TEAM_NAME_HERE/billing
Click All Invoices to go to the Stripe billing portal.
Click Update Information in the Billing Information section.