Rocket combines AI market research, app building and competitor tracking in one platform. Free plan available; paid plans start at $25/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Rocket (rocket.new) is an AI platform that describes itself as a Vibe Solutioning platform. Instead of only generating code, it covers the path from a business question to a live product to ongoing competitor tracking, using one shared context across all steps.
The company says 1.5 million people across 180 countries have tried it. Users include solo founders, product teams, engineering teams, sales leaders and consultants. Rocket USA Inc. operates the product.
Users start from the capability that matches their need. In Solve, they describe a market problem and can add a document, deck or link. Rocket returns a structured brief with research, evidence and a recommendation.
That brief can move straight into Build without re-explaining anything. Intelligence runs separately or alongside, watching competitors and turning their changes into briefs. Context added once is shared across tasks and teammates.
Solve covers market analysis, what to build, growth, GTM strategy, PRD and product direction, and regulatory research. Build produces web apps, mobile apps, landing pages, SaaS products, internal tools and dashboards, with staging and production environments and one-click deploy. Existing Next.js projects can be continued.
Intelligence tracks product signals, sales intel, social media, hiring signals and website changes, and delivers daily briefs. The platform also lists 25,000+ templates, connectors for internal systems and APIs, role-based access and audit logs.
Rocket is an AI platform that combines market research (Solve), app and website building (Build) and competitor monitoring (Intelligence) in one system. It describes itself as a Vibe Solutioning platform. All three capabilities share one context.
Rocket has a Free plan at $0 with 20 one-time credits. Paid plans are Pro at $25/month, Rocket at $50/month and Booster at $250/month. Yearly billing saves 20%.
Yes. The Free plan includes 20 one-time credits and requires no credit card. The site says it gives access to Build capabilities, public tasks and personalized business intelligence.
Credits pay for every Solve, every Build task and every competitor tracked. Paid plans include monthly credits, and extra credits can be bought on any plan. Unused credits carry forward while the subscription is active.
No. Users describe what they need in plain language. Developers can also bring an existing Next.js project and continue it in Rocket.
According to Rocket, users own everything generated in their projects, including code, research outputs, strategy briefs and intelligence reports.
Rocket lists SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, CCPA, SSO/SAML, role-based access and audit logs. It says Intelligence monitors only publicly available information.
The pricing suits small teams because every plan includes unlimited team members and there are no per-seat fees. The Pro plan at $25/month is positioned for regular builders, though costs depend on credit use.