Rork has simple, transparent pricing. There is a Free plan and two paid tiers (Rork Pro and Rork Max), and each paid tier has several credit options for heavier users. You only pay for the compute you use, and you can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel at any time.
Paid plans (Rork Pro and Rork Max) reset on the monthly anniversary of your first purchase. The Free plan resets at the start of each calendar month.
What is a credit?
A credit is a unit of AI compute, roughly one request where Rork builds or edits your app. Every plan includes a set number of credits per month. When you run out, you can upgrade your plan or wait for your monthly reset.
- Free plan: 5 credits per day. The monthly allowance depends on your region: 35 credits/month in major markets (US, UK, Canada, the EU, Japan, Korea, Australia, and other major countries) and 5 credits/month elsewhere.
- Paid plans (Pro and Max): no daily cap, so you can spend your full monthly allowance whenever you want.
Plans at a glance
| Feature | Free | Rork Pro | Rork Max |
|---|
| Price | $0 | from $20/mo | from $200/mo |
| Credits / month | 35 in major markets, else 5 (5/day) | 100 or 500 | 1,000 · 2,500 · 5,000 · 10,000 |
| Web apps | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Native Android (Kotlin + Compose) | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Cross-platform (Expo / React Native) | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Native iOS apps (SwiftUI) | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| iPad, Apple Watch, Vision Pro | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Native games & iOS widgets | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Private projects | Public only | ✓ | ✓ |
| Dev mode | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Support | None | Email ($20), Chat ($100) | Priority chat |
| Free trial of Rork Max | ✓ (5 uses/week) | ✓ (5 uses/week) | ✗ |
Free ($0/mo)
Get started building, no card required.
- Web apps: build and ship a web app
- Public projects: your projects are public on the Free plan
- Free trial of Rork Max: 5 uses per week, so you can try native iOS, iPad, Apple Watch, Vision Pro, Android, and Expo builds
- 5 credits/day, with up to 35 credits/month in major markets (5 credits/month in other regions)
Rork Pro (from $20/mo)
Build native Android apps with Kotlin + Compose, plus cross-platform apps with Expo (React Native) and the web. A good fit for native Android, cross-platform apps, and prototypes.
Platforms: Android (Kotlin + Compose), Expo (React Native), Web
Included:
- Native Android apps with Kotlin + Compose
- Cross-platform apps with Expo (React Native)
- Web apps
- Private projects
- Dev mode (edit the underlying code)
- Try Rork Max (5 uses/week)
- Good for native Android, cross-platform apps, and prototypes
- Support: Email on the $20 plan, Chat on the $100 plan
Credit options:
| Price | Credits / month |
|---|
| $20/mo | 100 credits |
| $100/mo | 500 credits |
Rork Max (from $200/mo)
For native Apple apps and power users. Everything in Rork Pro, plus native iOS and the rest of the Apple devices.
Platforms: iPhone (SwiftUI), Android, Web, iPad, Apple Watch, Vision Pro
Included:
- Everything in Rork Pro
- iOS apps with SwiftUI
- iPad, Apple Watch, and Vision Pro
- Games with native performance
- iOS widgets
- Priority chat support
Credit options (Scale):
| Price | Credits / month |
|---|
| $200/mo | 1,000 credits |
| $500/mo | 2,500 credits |
| $900/mo | 5,000 credits |
| $1,800/mo | 10,000 credits |
What the icons mean
Each plan shows a Platforms strip (the devices you can build for) plus feature icons in the list below it.
Android (Kotlin + Compose): native Android apps
Expo (React Native): cross-platform apps from one codebase
iPhone (SwiftUI): native iOS apps (Rork Max)
Web: web apps
iPad: iPad apps with adaptive layouts
Apple Watch: Apple Watch apps
Vision Pro: visionOS spatial experiencesFeature icons
A capability included in the plan
Private projects: your code stays private
Dev mode: edit the underlying code
Email support
Chat / priority chat support
Games: native performance
iOS widgetsCustom & Scale plans
Need more than 10,000 credits/month, or enterprise terms? If you need a Custom Plan, please contact us.
FAQ
What is a credit?
A credit is a unit of AI compute, roughly one request where Rork builds or edits your app. Each plan includes a set number of credits per month (see the reset schedule below).
What’s the difference between Rork Pro and Rork Max?
Rork Pro builds native Android apps (Kotlin + Compose), cross-platform apps with Expo (React Native), and web apps. It fits native Android, cross-platform, and prototyping. Rork Max adds native iOS (SwiftUI) plus iPad, Apple Watch, and Vision Pro, along with native games, iOS widgets, and priority chat support. Pick Max if you need native Apple apps, or Pro for native Android, cross-platform, and web.
When do my credits reset?
Paid plans (Rork Pro and Rork Max) reset every month on the anniversary of your first purchase. The Free plan resets at the start of each calendar month.
How do I upgrade my subscription?
On desktop, click your profile in the top right. If you’re on the Free plan, click Upgrade Plan; if you already have a plan, click Manage Subscription. The full set of plans is available on desktop. In the mobile app, your subscription is managed through the App Store.
How do I downgrade my subscription?
On desktop, click your profile in the top right, then press Manage Subscription and choose a lower plan. On mobile, manage your subscription through the App Store.
How do I cancel my subscription?
On desktop, open Account Settings → Manage Subscription from your profile menu. You’ll be taken to the Stripe billing portal to manage or cancel. On mobile, cancel through the App Store.
Can I get free credits?
Yes, in several ways:
- Connect RevenueCat: connect your RevenueCat account to earn up to 1,000 free credits based on your app revenue.
- Builder community: active members of our Discord community earn credits.
- Write with us: share useful guides drawn from your own hands-on experience with Rork. We want genuine, first-hand write-ups, not AI-generated content.
- Run a community event: host something for the builder community. Pitch your idea to Dora (@acooldora) in Discord.
- Share your story: if you’ve built something great with Rork, we’ll interview you and feature it on Rork Founders and the Rork Blog.
