ModelsSeptember 15, 2026

Bolt forge increases free ai usage for developers in exchange for build data

Bolt Forge has significantly increased free access to open-source models including GLM and DeepSeek. Developers can access 50 times more usage capacity by opting in to share their build data. This data will be utilised to train a new trillion-parameter model currently under development by Arcee AI.

Why it matters

This trade-off between compute access and data contribution highlights the evolving economics of model training. For enterprise teams, it presents a choice between reduced development costs and the protection of proprietary codebase intellectual property.

Key points

Free usage limits for open models increased by 50 times
Build data from participating developers fuels Arcee AI training
Focuses on large-scale models such as GLM and DeepSeek
Targeting a trillion-parameter milestone for future model performance

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