Blink is an AI builder for websites, web apps and mobile apps with database, auth and hosting built in. Free plan; paid from $13/month billed annually.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Blink is an AI builder for websites, full-stack web apps and native mobile apps. A user describes the software a business needs in plain language, and Blink builds it with the database, logins and hosting included, then puts it live on a custom domain or a Blink address.
The company says it has more than 1 million builders and more than 3 million apps built. It targets small businesses, agencies, founders and operations teams, with examples such as client portals, CRMs, booking tools, online stores and AI workflows.
Users start from a prompt or one of more than 40 templates. Blink designs the database tables from the description, links them, and writes the code that saves and loads data. Changes are requested in chat, for example asking it to add a microchip number to a pet record.
A preview shows the result, and users iterate with the AI until it is right. Publishing puts the app on a live URL with SSL, and every published version is saved so users can return to an earlier one.
Each project gets a SQL database with a spreadsheet-style editor, CSV import and export, and optional row-level security so each customer sees only their own records. Sign-in supports email, Google and Apple, with roles for staff and customers. Stripe handles checkout, deposits, subscriptions and invoices.
Beyond the core build, Blink adds 75 AI models usable without API keys, and Blink Claw, a hosted agent that answers customers and runs tasks. Paid tiers add code editing, GitHub sync, backend jobs and scheduled tasks, and Max can publish to the App Store and Google Play.
Blink is an AI app and website builder that creates web apps, websites and native mobile apps from natural-language prompts. It includes a database, sign-in, payments and hosting, so a project can go live without extra services.
Blink has a free plan with 5 credits a day, up to 30 a month. Paid plans start at $25/month for Starter, or $13/month billed annually. Pro is $50/month ($25 annually), Max is from $200/month (from $100 annually) and Business is from $40/month (from $20 annually).
Yes. The Free plan needs no credit card and includes 5 credits per day, up to 30 a month, with public projects, unlimited members and community support. Every project still gets a database and sign-in.
Yes. You can connect a domain you own or buy one in Blink, with SSL and DNS set up for you. Custom domains cost 5 credits each on Starter and Pro and are free on Max.
Yes. Blink builds native iOS and Android apps from the same prompt, using the same database and SDK as web apps. Publishing to the App Store and Google Play is included on Max.
Blink offers 63 connectors, including Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Microsoft Teams, HubSpot, Salesforce, Notion, Airtable, Google Sheets, Stripe and Supabase. An admin connects each tool once, and any app in the workspace can use it.
Blink positions itself for small businesses that need bookings, quotes and payments on their own domain. Its built-in hosting, sign-in and Stripe payments mean one tool covers a site or client app, though usage is billed in credits.
No. Every plan, including Free, allows unlimited team members, and viewers never use credits. Costs come from credits used for building, not from seats.