Blink
Describe a business app and Blink builds it with database, sign-in and hosting
Linked from blink.new · checked 29 Oct
- Tool type
- AI website and app builder
- Made for
- Founders, small teams, and developers building business software
- Runs on
- Web browser; iOS and Android apps built with Blink
- Blink builds apps that are published to web, iOS and Android; the builder itself runs in the browser.
What it does
Blink takes a natural-language description of a software need and produces a working app: it designs a SQL database from the prompt, adds email, Google and Apple sign-in, Stripe payments and hosting on a live URL with SSL, and can ship the same app to the web, iOS and Android. Users can connect a domain they own or buy one through Blink, and can edit the generated code.
People use Blink to build internal tools, CRMs, client portals, booking systems, dashboards and AI agents, with the builder handling much of the backend wiring. Its distinguishing features are the built-in database, sign-in and roles, and the ability to add AI models such as chat, image and voice to an app without managing API keys, with usage drawn from Blink credits.
Blink suits non-developers and small teams who want a functioning app quickly, and developers who want a fast starting point. Free access covers a limited daily and monthly credit allowance with public projects; paid plans add production hosting, custom domains and private projects. Credits limit how much you can build, and unused daily credits do not carry over on the free plan. Confirm which AI models and backend features your plan includes before relying on them.
What it can do
- Generates a full-stack app with a per-app SQL database designed from a prompt
- Built-in email, Google and Apple sign-in with staff and customer roles
- Stripe checkout, deposits, subscriptions and invoices set up through a prompt
- Live hosting with SSL and custom domain connection, or domain purchase in Blink
- Same app can ship to web, iOS and Android
- Access to 75 AI models for chat, images, voice and search without API keys
Works with
- Stripe
- Shopify
- Gmail
Before you choose
- Credits are consumed by build and AI work; paid plans add daily and monthly credits and top-ups.
- Free-tier projects are public and production hosting is a paid feature.
- Business pricing is quoted differently on different pages, so confirm current rates before purchasing.
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Get started
Sign-up page offers a free start; free plan includes 5 daily credits capped at 30 per month.
- Create a free account at blink.new/sign-up and open the project builder.
- Describe the app in a prompt; say 'mobile app' in the first prompt to create an iOS/Android project.
- Review the generated database and sign-in, then publish to the Blink live URL and optionally connect a custom domain.
Plans and prices
Prices in USDFree includes 5 daily credits capped at 30 per month; paid plans get 5 daily credits with no monthly cap plus plan credits. Annual billing is 50% off. Top-up credits never expire. Subscription fees are non-refundable and billed through Stripe.
- 5 daily credits, up to 30 per month
- Public projects and community support
- 100 plan credits per month plus 5 daily credits
- Production hosting and custom domains
- 200 plan credits per month plus 5 daily credits
- Advanced AI models and priority support
Source: blink.new/pricing, checked 29 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.
Sources for this overview
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