Free tool · prices checked October 31, 2026What has this bug cost you in credits?
Stuck on one problem in Lovable or Bolt, prompting “fix it” again and again? Enter the credits or tokens you have already used on it and see what that cost in dollars, at your plan’s published rate.
Your plan and usage
Your Lovable account’s usage or billing page shows credits used. Count only what went into this problem, and leave out the free daily credits.
At your plan’s rate
$30.00
1.2 months of credits on this plan
$36.00 at the top-up rate ($15 per 50 credits)
Rather stop guessing? The AI App Launch Check is $450: a written report in 3 business days, each issue found ranked by severity, with evidence. The $1,950 Rescue Sprint, quoted in the report and started only with your yes, fixes up to 5 of the critical or high ones, with the $450 credited.
The plan rate is the plan’s monthly price divided by its monthly credits. It only converts what you have already used; it doesn’t predict what a fix will take, because Lovable doesn’t publish a cost per fix. Prices from Lovable plans and Lovable credit top-ups, checked October 31, 2026: monthly billing, in USD before tax. Yearly plans cost less per month.
Questions
How much does one Lovable fix cost in credits?
It varies. Lovable says build-mode cost depends on the request and the work done, and its own examples run from about half a credit for a small style change to about two credits for a new page. A bug that takes many tries costs many messages, which is why this tool starts from what you have already used.
Why do Bolt tokens run out faster on a bigger project?
Bolt says most token use comes from reading and syncing your project files, so larger projects use more tokens per message. The same prompt can cost more as the app grows.
Do unused credits or tokens carry over?
On paid plans, both vendors roll unused monthly credits or tokens over for about two months. Lovable’s daily credits and Bolt’s free plan allowance do not roll over. Check the linked vendor pages for the current rules.
When is it worth paying for a fix instead?
When you have spent days on the same error, or each try breaks something else. A written report that names each problem and where it is lets you stop paying for guesses, whoever fixes it.
Next: rescuing a Lovable app and rescuing a Bolt app. Before you spend more credits, paste your published app’s address into the free AI app security check to see whether keys or headers need fixing first.
Fixed-price help for Lovable and Bolt apps
Fixed scope, fixed price, paid upfront. The work happens in writing; no call needed.