Pay for Base44 with Crypto

Base44's self-serve plans move from Starter to Builder, Pro, and Elite with higher message and integration credit limits plus feature gates such as backend functions, custom domains, GitHub integration, model selection, beta access, and premium support. SolCard is useful when you are moving beyond the free tier and want to pay for the specific building workflow you actually need.

Base44 treats shared workspaces differently from a single personal account: anyone who needs to build, edit, or collaborate on apps must have an assigned paid seat. Each seat carries its own monthly credit allowance, so SolCard works well when you are funding a client workspace or a small team instead of just one login.

Base44's paid-plan message and integration credits reset every month on the day and time you originally subscribed, and the credits docs note that reset timing follows UTC. Even if you switch to yearly billing, Base44 does not refill your credits early, so the payment decision has to match your real build cycle.

If you run out of credits before the next reset, Base44 lets you upgrade immediately and charges only the prorated difference for the rest of the current billing period. That is a specific fit for SolCard when a Starter workspace suddenly needs Builder, Pro, or Elite limits without waiting for next month.

Base44 documents that self-serve billing accepts major credit and debit cards, while PayPal, bank transfers, wire transfers, virtual cards, and direct cryptocurrency payments are not supported. SolCard matches that requirement because Base44 still sees a standard card payment at checkout and renewal time.

Base44 also sells digital gift cards from the account menu, but they are meant for someone else and only add message credits, not integration credits. If you want to support a teammate or client without changing your own plan tier, SolCard can still cover that dedicated checkout flow.