Find where everything lives
We identify the database, sign-in provider, storage, server functions and environment variables your project uses.
Bolt.new lets you download a project or connect it to GitHub. What the move really involves depends on where your data, logins and server logic live: Bolt’s own cloud, Supabase, or something else.
Every Bolt.new web app is a flat $199, code and database included. Order online in a few minutes, and we’ll be in touch within 1 business day to get started. Most migrations are done in 3–5 business days once we have access. Scope & payment details.
Bolt describes its download as a zip of your project files. Its backups cover the project too, and restoring one doesn’t change your database.
Two Bolt apps can look identical and need very different migrations. That’s why we start by finding out where everything lives.
Bolt’s advanced settings document a way to claim a Bolt Database in your own Supabase account on Pro and Teams plans. Connecting a different database replaces the connection and can lose access to existing data. We check which route fits your project before moving anything.
A project zip gets you the files, not a working copy of your live app. Bolt’s docs don’t list a complete backend export, so we check what your project really depends on instead of assuming.
Bolt says a low-usage database in an unpublished project may pause automatically after six days or more. If your app isn’t live yet, we account for that before planning the export.
Once you’ve placed your order and paid, we agree a start date with you. Your current app keeps running until the new one is proven.
We identify the database, sign-in provider, storage, server functions and environment variables your project uses.
The project goes into a repository you control, and we confirm it builds with the settings your chosen host needs.
Data, users, files and functions move to your destination. Row counts and access rules get checked along the way.
We test the core workflows on the new host, then schedule the final data copy and domain change.
For a simple site with no backend, possibly. If your app has logins or stored data, the downloaded code still needs a database, sign-in and functions to talk to, and those are the parts that need moving.
Yes. If your project already uses your own Supabase account, the backend may be able to stay where it is while the app moves. For Bolt Database, we check whether you can claim it in your own Supabase account or need a separate export. Claiming the database and connecting a different one are different operations.
Every Bolt.new web app is a flat $199, including both the code and the database, whatever its size. You can add the AI builder workspace for $149 when you order. Mobile apps are quoted separately. See what’s included, or start your order.
Vendor documentation checked November 2026. Plans and export paths can change, and every app gets its own review. AppExit is not affiliated with Bolt.new. Brand names belong to their owners.
Order online in a few minutes. Every Bolt.new web app is a flat $199, code and database included.