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Paid plans start at $19/mo. There's also a free plan.
Mocha has a free plan, with paid plans starting at $20 per month for Bronze or $19 per month with annual billing. Silver costs $50 monthly or $46 per month annually. Paid plans include monthly credits, with accumulation caps, app-publishing limits and custom-domain limits listed for Bronze. Mocha lists a Bronze credit bundle but does not publish its price; one-time credit overage pricing is also not published. Check those limits against your expected usage before switching.
01Every plan, line by line
| Plan | Billed annually | Billed monthly | Built for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | — | $0 | Trying Mocha without paying |
| Bronze | $19 | $20 | Small projects needing more credits |
| Silver | $46 | $50 | Higher-credit projects |
Add-ons and overages
- Bronze credit bundle adds 1,500 credits/month; price not published
- One-time credit overage price not published
- Credit bundles cannot be added to Free
02What the plan grid doesn't tell you
Unpriced credit extras
A Bronze bundle adds 1,500 credits per month, but its price is not published; one-time credit overage pricing is also not published.
Free plan constraints
Free includes no custom domains, one published app and a Mocha watermark, despite allowing unlimited apps to be created.
Publishing and domain caps
Bronze allows up to five published apps and five custom domains. The published pricing details do not list Silver's caps.
Credit accumulation limits
Bronze credits can accumulate to 3,000; Silver's cap is twice its 4,500-credit monthly allowance.
03Which plan should you buy?
| If you are… | Get | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Testing before paying | Free | Includes 20–120 initial credits and unlimited apps created, but only one published app, no custom domains and a Mocha watermark. |
| Small projects needing more credits | Bronze | Costs $20 monthly or $19 annually; includes 1,500 credits per month and up to five published apps and custom domains. |
| Projects needing more credits | Silver | Costs $50 monthly or $46 annually and includes 4,500 credits per month; the published pricing details do not list its publishing or domain caps. |
04Is Mocha worth the money?
Mocha may suit teams that want a browser-based builder combining app generation, backend, database, authentication and hosting. Its Free plan gives you a way to start without paying, while Bronze and Silver add monthly credits. The catch is that credits, accumulation and publishing limits can shape what the listed price buys. We would compare those caps with your expected usage before replacing another tool; the published pricing does not establish whether Mocha costs less than alternatives.
Mocha pricing FAQ
How much does Mocha cost?
Mocha offers a Free plan at $0. Bronze is $20 per month on monthly billing or $19 per month with annual billing. Silver is $50 monthly or $46 per month annually. The listed paid-plan starting price is $19 per month with annual Bronze billing.
Does Mocha have a free plan?
Yes. Free includes 20–120 initial credits, unlimited apps created, one published app, no custom domains and a Mocha watermark. The published pricing details do not specify whether Free credits refresh or how the initial credit amount is determined, so confirm those points before relying on the plan.
What happens when Mocha credits run out?
Bronze includes 1,500 credits per month, with up to 3,000 able to accumulate. Silver includes 4,500 monthly credits and permits accumulation up to twice its monthly allowance. A Bronze credit bundle adds 1,500 monthly credits, but its price and one-time overage price are not published; bundles are unavailable on Free.
How many apps and domains do Mocha plans allow?
Free allows one published app and zero custom domains, though it permits unlimited apps to be created. Bronze allows up to five published apps and five custom domains. The published pricing details do not state Silver's publishing or custom-domain limits, so do not assume they are unlimited.