Plans and billing
Bool has three plans: Free, Plus, and Team.
Free
- Up to 5 published (live) Bools, and 5 subdomains
- A built-in database for every project
- Invite collaborators to edit with you (their usage bills your workspace’s credits, not theirs — this isn’t a paid-only feature)
- Uploads via Drop: up to 10MB per drop, 10MB per file, 1,000 files
- Projects are public only — no private live-access option
- Published apps show the “Built with Bool” badge
Plus
Everything in Free, plus:
- Unlimited published Bools and subdomains
- Private projects — restrict live access to people you invite
- Custom domains — use a domain you own instead of
<slug>.bool.so - Remove the “Built with Bool” badge
- Larger uploads via Drop: up to 100MB per drop, 30MB per file, 1,000 files
Team
Everything in Plus, plus:
- A shared team workspace with member roles and permissions
- Workspace-wide sharing — grant editor or live access to the whole workspace at once, instead of person by person
- Workspace-managed custom domains
- Centralized, seat-based billing and credits across the team
Managing your subscription
Go to Settings → Billing to upgrade, downgrade, or manage payment details through the Stripe customer portal.
Credits
Separately from what your plan tier unlocks, Bool meters your usage in credits. Every message you send Bool costs credits — longer, more complex work costs more than a small tweak.
Credits pay for your work in the editor and for the built-in features your published apps use at runtime. One balance covers both — see What your published apps spend.
| Plan | Credits |
|---|---|
| Free | 30 per month |
| Plus | 100–2,000 per month, by tier |
| Team | 150 per seat, pooled |
Credits reset every 30 days from the day you subscribed, not on the first of the month. An unused balance carries into the next period once, on every plan — so credits last at most about 60 days if you don’t spend them. Settings → Usage shows your balance and the current period’s dates.
Collaborators you invite spend the credits of the workspace they’re building in, not their own — inviting someone doesn’t require them to have a paid plan.
On Free there’s also a daily limit, so a single day can’t drain the month. Plus and Team have no daily limit.
If you run out or hit the daily limit, Bool tells you in chat. Upgrading your plan, or waiting for the next reset, resolves it.
What your published apps spend
The built-in features your published apps use at runtime — AI in your app and calls to APIs you’ve stored a key for, with more coming — spend the same credits as your own chats. There is one balance, not two. Your visitors don’t pay for anything; the workspace that owns the app does.
An AI call is charged for what it costs to run, so a long prompt or a long answer costs more than a short one. A typical AI message costs well under a hundredth of a credit, so a published app’s ordinary traffic barely moves the number — the credits on your plan are sized for your own building, and runtime use rounds off against them.
Settings → Usage shows the balance and the current period.
Each published app can also spend at most a quarter of your period’s credits per day (one credit minimum), so one busy app can’t drain the balance and take your other apps — or your own chats — down with it. This daily limit applies on every plan, including Plus and Team.
If a published app runs out
The app keeps working; only the built-in feature that ran out stops, and it says so in place. You’ll get an email when it happens, so you don’t hear it from your users first.
To get more, upgrade or move up a Plus tier — the extra credits land immediately, not at the next reset — or wait for the reset.
If your app needs more than a paid plan allots, get in touch before you build on it.