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Plain answers about the product, your page and the plans. If yours is not here, the docs go deeper.
What Bolt Claw is and how you start.
A link-in-bio service and a social media manager in one. You get a link-in-bio page at boltclaw.ai/your-name carrying your links and your branding, and a dashboard that publishes and schedules to your social accounts, answers comments and DMs from one inbox, and runs comment-to-DM automations that capture leads.
Not yet. Bolt Claw opens soon: join the waitlist and we will email you the day it does. Then you sign in with Google, or with an email address and a password, and your dashboard is there — no invitation, no approval step, no card.
Yes. There is a hosted MCP server on every plan, authenticated with the same API keys as the REST API. An assistant that speaks MCP and accepts a bearer key can edit your pages, list your accounts, draft and schedule posts, read and answer your inbox and manage automations on your behalf, within the same rate limit and key scopes you set.
Yes, on every plan. Everything the dashboard does is available over a JSON REST API at /api/v1, authenticated with keys you create and revoke yourself, with webhooks for events. Keys are shown once at creation; we store a hash, not the key. Your plan sets the request rate and how many keys you can hold, not which endpoints you can call.
Instagram, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky, X, TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube and Pinterest. Free connects every one except X. Every paid plan connects all nine. What you can do on each depends on what the network's own API allows — comment-to-DM automations, for example, work where the network permits a private reply.
Your link-in-bio page, who sees it and what we record.
No, and that is deliberate. Every page sends noindex to crawlers, no page slug appears in our sitemap or robots.txt, and there is no directory, no explore feed and no search across pages. Your address is the only way to your page. Our marketing pages are indexed; yours are not.
No third-party script of any kind runs on a page — not Google Analytics, not Plausible, not a Meta pixel, not ours. Views and clicks are recorded by our own endpoint into our own database, as counts. A shared measurement id across pages would identify their owner, which is exactly what this design exists to prevent.
A timestamp, the referring site's origin, and a two-letter country code. No IP address, no user agent, no cookie, no session, no fingerprint. There is no way to recognise a returning visitor, so there is no unique-visitor count and no per-person breakdown.
Yes, from the editor. Be careful: the old address stops working the moment you save, and anything already printed or posted with it will break. Slugs are also first-come, first-served across the whole service.
Turn it on and visitors can message you from your page once they sign in. The conversation lives in the Messages view of your dashboard for both of you, you reply there, and each side gets an email when there is something new. Your replies reach the sender under your page's title, never your account's name or address.
Background, surface, text, muted text, accent, on-accent and border colours, plus button style, corner radius and a choice of two typefaces. Start from a preset and override anything. Leave a colour blank and it follows the visitor's own light or dark setting.
A page-specific webfont is a render-blocking request on the one page people open from a phone on a bad connection. Two faces are already loaded by the time a page renders, and a third would cost every visitor a round trip.
What the plans change, and what they never do.
Only in how much you can run. Free is $0. Creator is $19 a month for 20 link-in-bio pages, 75 connected accounts, 5 seats and unlimited posts. Pro is $49 a month for 100 link-in-bio pages, 250 connected accounts, 15 seats and unlimited posts. Business is $149 a month for 500 link-in-bio pages, 1,000 connected accounts, 50 seats and unlimited posts. Automated DMs, AI credits and API rate grow with each plan. Paying yearly is ten months for twelve. A plan belongs to your organisation, whether that is just you or a team. A seat is one person who can sign in, you included, and an open invitation holds a seat until it is accepted, revoked or expires. Every plan has every feature. Approval flows and white-label reports are not built on any plan today, so we do not sell them.
No feature — only volume, and one network. Free is 5 link-in-bio pages with unlimited links and no Bolt Claw badge, 30 connected accounts, 1,000 automations and 50 referral programs, with 1,000 posts, 1,000 automated DMs and 100 leads a month, 3,000 AI credits a day (about 40 AI-drafted replies; they reset at midnight UTC), and 30 days of analytics. Scheduling, the inbox, automations, lead capture, AI replies, analytics, the REST API (5 keys) and the MCP server all work from the first day. Free is for one person, with 1 seat, so adding a teammate needs a paid plan. What Free cannot connect is X: it charges us for every post and message, so it needs a paid plan behind it. Instagram, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky, TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube and Pinterest are free.
Some networks bill us for every API call — today that is X, which charges around $0.015 for a post, $0.20 for a post containing a link and $0.015 for a DM. We pass that through at cost plus 20% (so $0.018, $0.24 and $0.018), itemised on your billing page and added to your invoice. Nothing else is metered: every other network's posts, DMs and AI drafts come out of your plan's allowance. X sets its prices and has changed them before; the rate you are charged is always the one shown in your dashboard.
Nothing is deleted and nothing goes offline. Every link-in-bio page you had live stays live, stays editable, and keeps collecting views, clicks and messages, connected accounts stay connected, and nobody in your organisation loses their seat. What stops is growth: you cannot add a link-in-bio page, connect another account, create another automation or invite another person beyond the smaller plan's allowance until you are back within it. Moving down to a smaller paid plan works the same way. Deleting a link-in-bio page is always your own decision — and it does remove the page, its links, its view and click history and every message it received, and frees the address for anyone else to take.
Social, Link in bio and Referrals in one account. Every feature is on the free plan, and you pay nothing until you choose a plan.