Rocket.new alternative

Rocket.new builds, researches and watches competitors. Soloop runs the next project task.

Rocket.new generates Next.js web apps and Flutter mobile apps, and the same credit balance also pays for research reports (Solve) and competitor monitoring (Intelligence). Soloop accepts an idea or existing work and runs research, growth and coding tasks around one project. Both research and build, so compare the channels, controls and credit cost you need.

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Decision shortcut

Which operating model fits?

Choose Rocket.new if

You want a Next.js web app or Flutter phone app generated from a prompt, a template, a Figma design or an existing Next.js repo.
You want hosted deployment with one click, plus Supabase, Stripe and other connectors set up inside the builder.
You want research reports and continuous competitor monitoring billed from the same credits as the build.

Choose Soloop if

You already have an idea, URL, GitHub repo, ZIP, deck or research and are deciding what to do next with it.
You need distribution work as well as research: X posts and replies, Gmail outreach, Reddit posts you publish, or Google Ads after setup and payment.
You want each task's status, output, failures and credit use recorded in one place.

Evidence ledger

Soloop vs Rocket.new, dimension by dimension.

Read each row as an operating choice, not a feature score.

Starting point

Rocket.new

A prompt, a template, an image or Figma design, or a Next.js TypeScript repo cloned from GitHub.

Soloop

An idea or URL, a GitHub repo or ZIP, or a deck, brief, screenshot or research you already have.

Research

Rocket.new

Solve takes a business question and returns findings, evidence and a recommendation; Pro lists essential research, Rocket and Booster consultant-grade solutions.

Soloop

Market and competitor research from public sources, returned as a task result.

Competitor tracking

Rocket.new

Intelligence monitors competitors' public channels continuously, such as website, pricing, launch, hiring and ad changes. Each tracked competitor draws credits.

Soloop

Research runs when you request it; continuous competitor monitoring is not documented in the manual.

Build and deploy

Rocket.new

Next.js web apps and Flutter phone apps; the framework is locked when a task is created. Web apps launch on Rocket's Vercel account or your Netlify account.

Soloop

Builds from an idea or changes existing code in a sandbox and returns changes, checks and deployment results.

Growth and sales

Rocket.new

Connectors include analytics, AdSense, forms and Instagram. Running outreach, posting or ad campaigns for you was not documented in the reviewed pages.

Soloop

X posts and replies, Gmail outreach, Reddit posts you publish, and Google Ads after setup and payment.

Privacy on free use

Rocket.new

Free-plan Build tasks are always public, may appear in Rocket's showcase and may be used to improve its AI. Paid-plan apps are never used for training.

Soloop

Not covered by the manual; check Soloop's terms and privacy policy for data use.

Ownership

Rocket.new

The FAQ says you keep full ownership of everything you create, including source code. ZIP download, GitHub push and custom domains need Pro or above.

Soloop

Works with the code, documents and accounts the founder connects; no managed-company transfer is claimed.

Packaging

Rocket.new

Free $0 with 20 one-time credits; Pro $25/month with 100; Rocket $50/month with 250; Booster $250/month with 1,500. Unused credits roll over while subscribed.

Soloop

1 credit = 1 task, per the manual. No like-for-like total is computed because Rocket does not publish credits per task.

Operating loop

The interface determines where judgment sits.

Rocket.new

1Prompt, template or repo
2Rocket generates the app
3Edit in chat or Code View
4Launch on Vercel or Netlify
5Push to GitHub

Soloop

1Bring existing work
2Describe the outcome
3Run the task
4Review output in Tasks
5Use the result next

Evidence boundary

What the sources establish—and what they do not.

Established

Rocket.new describes three capabilities on one platform: Solve for market research, idea validation and PRDs; Build for web apps, mobile apps, SaaS, e-commerce and landing pages; and Intelligence for continuous competitive monitoring.
Its pricing page lists Free at $0 with 20 one-time credits, Pro at $25 per month with 100 monthly credits, Rocket at $50 per month with 250, and Booster at $250 per month with 1,500. Every plan includes unlimited team members, extra credits can be bought on any plan, and annual billing saves 20%.
Included credits work out to $0.25 each on Pro ($25 / 100), $0.20 on Rocket ($50 / 250) and about $0.17 on Booster ($250 / 1,500). One balance covers Build, Solve and every tracked competitor, so research and monitoring reduce the credits left for building.
Web apps use Next.js and mobile apps use Flutter for phones; the framework cannot be changed after a task is created. Web apps are hosted on Rocket's Vercel account with a public URL, or on your own connected Netlify account.
The FAQ says you keep full ownership and rights to everything you create, including source code. ZIP download, GitHub push and custom domains require Pro or above. GitHub sync is two-way for Next.js TypeScript projects and one-way, manual pushes for other frameworks.

Needs verification

Rocket does not publish how many credits a build, a Solve report or a tracked competitor uses, so the cost of a specific outcome cannot be computed from plan prices.
The pricing page calls subscription credits recurring monthly credits that roll over while subscribed and also says credits never expire. What happens to unused credits after cancellation was not established.
This review did not run Rocket or Soloop workflows or compare output quality. It relies on official pages accessed October 9, 2026; prices and plans can change.

Source ledger

Check the primary material.

Links open the official source used for the statement. Product details can change after the evidence date.

Soloop product manual

Starting points, research, build, channel and credit claims for Soloop

Rocket homepage

Build, Solve and Intelligence descriptions; Next.js project import

Rocket pricing

Plan prices, credits, rollover, team members and annual discount

Rocket FAQs

Credits, ownership, paid download, hosting, frameworks, custom domains and free-task visibility

Rocket GitHub integration

Two-way sync for Next.js TypeScript and one-way pushes for other frameworks

FAQ

Questions founders ask before switching.

Is Soloop a Rocket.new alternative?

Partly. Both research and build, but Rocket centers on generating and hosting an app and adds research reports and competitor monitoring. Soloop runs research, outreach, posting, ads and code tasks around an existing project. Some founders could build in Rocket and use Soloop for distribution or a later code change.

How much does Rocket.new cost?

As listed on October 9, 2026: Free at $0 with 20 one-time credits, Pro at $25 per month with 100 monthly credits, Rocket at $50 per month with 250, and Booster at $250 per month with 1,500, with 20% off on annual billing. Extra credits can be bought on any plan. Rocket does not publish credits per task.

Do you own the code Rocket.new builds?

Rocket's FAQ says you keep full ownership and rights to everything you create, including all source code. Downloading code, pushing to GitHub and connecting a custom domain require Pro or above, and Free-plan Build tasks are public and may be used to improve Rocket's AI.

Make the next move reviewable

Bring the product you already have.

Soloop reads the current state, proposes one move, waits for approval, and returns the result.

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This is an independent comparison based on public information checked October 9, 2026. Rocket.new and related marks belong to their respective owners. Soloop is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.