Week 35, 2026. 1 change tracked. 147 pricing pages read for the first time, with no effective date of their own.
Pages read for the first time (147)
147 pricing pages read for the first time during August 24–30, 2026. Each records terms that differ from what we had stored, on a page that does not say when they changed — so they are dated by discovery and are not counted as changes that took effect during August 24–30, 2026.
The Startup Program with $50,000 in credits is no longer listed. Instead, Segment offers a $120/month discount to non-profits.
The free tier now only allows for 1 Company and 1 Project. The free tier features manual data entry, product journal, and email insights.
Egress bandwidth for the free tier is now 20GiB, down from 100 GB. KV storage remains at 1 GiB, but the free tier now includes 1,000,000 KV read units and 500,000 KV write units. CPU time is now 10 hours, down from 15 hours. Revision storage is 10 GiB.
The free tier now includes 60 AI credits and scans up to 10 repositories with a maximum of 10 contributors. Previously 50 private repos (unlimited public).
The free tier now has a 1-day retention instead of 7, and is priced per host.
The free tier now has specific limits: 100,000 objects, 1 GB memory, 10 GB disk, 1 collection, up to 3 tenants, 2,000 embedding requests/day, and 1,000 Query Agent requests/month. The cloud offering is now structured into 'Free', 'Flex', and 'Premium' tiers.
The free tier details have changed. A free tier exists with Cloud Serverless, it now offers a $250 free credit and usage-based pricing ($0.0025/MB written, $0.012 per 100 query executions, $0.002/GB-hour storage, $0.09/GB transferred out). There is also a free open-source option, InfluxDB 3 Core, with no license required.
The free tier now offers a 14-day free trial with unlimited data ingestion, instead of a 'free forever' plan with specific limits. Previously 100 GB/month data, 1,000 RUM sessions/month, 20,000 synthetic checks/month, and 14-day data retention.
The free plan now has significantly reduced limits. Previously 2,000 build credits/month. The current page details limits for concurrent pipeline executions (up to 60), storage (250GB), and organizations (up to 1).
The free tier now has a limit of 500 daily requests, down from 1k.
While a free tier still exists, it is limited to 60 requests per minute. Paid tiers are now available with higher limits and additional features.
The page no longer lists specific partner perks ($5K AWS credits, $5K DigitalOcean credits, 1yr GitHub) and instead states over $50,000 in partner discounts, including Google, Xero and OAI. It states a $500 one-time setup fee and a $100 annual fee after the first year. The Stripe credit is stated at $2,500 in both states and is unchanged.
The description of credits has been updated. GPU Droplets are now explicitly excluded from core credits, and a separate application process is required for GPU credits. The program now has a $10,000 monthly credit limit.
The free tier information is no longer available. The pricing page details scalable performance tiers of 10, 30, or 50 requests per second, and mentions flat-rate subscriptions without any mention of a free plan or 300 requests per day.
The free tier now has a limit of 8 team members and 10GB of storage.
The page highlights open source and privacy-friendly aspects, it primarily focuses on paid plans starting at $9/month. A free trial is offered. It's not a permanently free open-source option.
The pricing now states documents can be created from $0.062 per PDF.
The free tier now has no stated request limit, but is described as 'Free forever for side projects, learning and non-profits'. A paid tier at $2.50/month lifts the cap and allows for business use.
The page now highlights a 14-day free trial and a starting plan at €19/month.
The free plan now includes unlimited clients, role based access control, realtime notifications, release calendar (beta), Google & GitHub SSO, and 2F authentication.
The free tier is being discontinued and users are directed to switch to ipstack. The page now offers paid plans starting at $10/month for 200k requests.
While free samples are available with no signup, the core offering is now paid. HD editions start at $4.99. The vendor is now called MeetBackdrops, not StreamBackdrops.
The 'Build' tier is no longer explicitly listed. The free tier now includes 10K search requests/month and 50K records. Previously 10K search requests/month and 1M records. The 'Grow' plan includes 10K search requests/month and 100K records.
The pricing has been restructured. While a free tier with $15 credits (~2,000 Ubuntu x64 2-vCPU minutes) and 20 concurrent jobs still exists, the pricing for compute is now tiered based on CPU and OS (Ubuntu ARM, Ubuntu x64, MacOS) and starts at $0.003/min.
Hypertune is shutting down and no longer accepting new sign ups. While a free tier is still listed, it's for testing/evaluation only and the service will be discontinued on August 10, 2026.
The free tier now has limits of 1000 MAU, 20 Tenants, No Limit Authorization Queries, 25 Roles, 50 Resource Types, 5 Role Assignments, 2,000 Groups, 2,000 Resource Instances, 2,000 Relationship Tuples. There is also a free tier for OSS projects, requiring contact for qualification.
The free tier now has a limit of 30 requests/minute. The page explicitly states a limit of 30 req/min. The number of supported currencies has increased to 870+ from 590+.
The free tier now includes access to 60+ data layers, historical data, and various APIs (Weather Forecast, Historical Weather, Weather Maps, Weather Monitoring).
The free tier exists but has limits: 1 product, 1 product board, 1 team member. There are also paid lifetime deals available.
The free tier now offers a $40 credit.
The free tier is still offered, but the pricing beyond the free tier is $0.02/month per user beyond 250 users.
The free plan is now a 10-day trial with limited features (25 responses, 100 data points, 25+ integrations). The original free plan with 25 responses/month, 1000 stored responses, and 3 collaborators is no longer available.
The free tier now offers 300 requests/month, up from 10,000. The free tier also has a daily limit of 100 requests and a rate limit of 10 requests per minute.
Doesn't confirm the original unlimited usage claim.
The free tier still exists. The details have changed. The free tier now includes unlimited pages and blocks. The free tier now includes unlimited file uploads. It was previously limited to 5MB. The free tier now includes unlimited guest collaborators. It was previously limited to 10. The page history is now unlimited on the free tier. It was previously 7 days.
The free tier now has a 5 GB transfer limit and files are available for 7 days. There are now paid tiers with increased limits and features.
The free tier still exists with 2,000 completions/month and access to Haiku 4.5, GPT-5 mini, and more. Pro is now $10/month with unlimited code completion and access to Claude Code and Codex. Pro+ is $39/month with access to premium models including Opus. Max is a new tier at $100/month. Business is $19/user/month and Enterprise is $39/user/month. Corrected 2026-09-02: this row previously opened by stating that Pro, Pro+ and Copilot Student signups were paused. GitHub's plans documentation offers all three to new users and the changelog post announcing that pause is marked Retired.
The free tier now allows unlimited personas and pages, with a limit of 3 persona reviews per month and 10 context sources. Previously 3 personas and 2 collaborators.
The Hobby plan now has a build timeout of 210 minutes, up from 90. The Hobby plan also includes 2GB of dependency cache storage. The Hobby plan is now explicitly free forever.
The free plan still exists. The details have changed. The page states the free plan is for individual users, very small teams, or those with lightweight needs. It also mentions paid plans start at $20/user/month.
The free tier now has different features and options. While a free tier for up to 100 pages still exists, it now offers monthly scans with email reports, while previously it was described as 'completely free' for small websites and open-source projects. There are also paid tiers for weekly and daily scans.
The free tier now has restrictions: limited to accounts with 1 category and less than 5 uptime monitors. SMS/voice notification, scheduling and recovery actions are excluded from the free tier.
Pricing starts at $3/month.
The free tier now offers 20 uptime monitors, 20 domain & SSL checks, and 10 servers. Previously 10 of each.
The free tier still exists, but the description of the limits has changed. The free tier now includes 10MB monthly bandwidth, and 1 recipient.
The free tier now offers 'Free Dynamic DNS, Free Remote Access, Free SSL Certificates' and 'Starts with Free plans' for Business Email and Outgoing Mail Relay.
The free tier now includes a dashboard and AI template editor, 5K tracked events, 1 workflow, and unlimited contacts.
The free tier is now called the 'Hobby plan' and still offers unlimited team members, unlimited projects, and all core features with no credit card required.
The page highlights a 14-day free trial, and then lists paid plans starting at $4.99/mo.
The free tier now offers 1,000 credits per month (equivalent to 1 request per second) instead of 120 requests/hour.
The free tier now offers 500 emails/month. It's presented as part of a 14-day professional trial.
The free tier is still offered. It's now called "Verified Pro $0 with Verification" and includes a private domain and API access.
The free tier now has limits of up to 25 disposable addresses, and includes an encrypted mailbox and calendar & contacts. There are also paid tiers available now.
Flightcontrol has been rebranded to Ravion. The free tier still exists, but has specific limits: 1 user, up to 50 modules, and 2,000 pipeline minutes.
The free tier still exists. The description is more detailed. The free tier now explicitly states 5GB bandwidth and 1000MB Disk Space. The page also mentions a free website builder, 99.9% Uptime, and 24/7 support as part of the free tier.
The pricing page states Leiga is "Free forever. No credit card required.".
Burner Mail is removing its free plan. Explicitly states the free plan is being removed.
The free tier now includes a $5.40/mo usage credit instead of a fixed amount of bandwidth and build minutes.
The free tier now has significantly reduced API call limits (1/sec, 500/day). Previously 60/minute.
The free tier now has a 50MB attachment limit and only supports email forwarding. Sending mail is now a paid feature.
Read the Docs now offers two tiers: a free 'Community' plan for open-source projects and a paid 'Business' plan starting at $50/month for commercial projects. The free tier is specifically for open-source software and supports public documentation with ads. Private repository support and SSO are now paid features.
The free tier now allows only 1 project and a maximum of 5 users. Previously 3 projects and 20 users.
While a free tier still exists, the image size limit has increased to 64MB with a Pro account. The free tier is still available, but the Pro plans offer unlimited space.
The free tier is now limited to specific repositories (Maven, Python, Helm, Alpine).
While HeroUI is still open-source and accessible, the page indicates a 7-day free trial for a paid plan with credits, and mentions upgrading for more credits. It also references a 'Pro' tier with components like 'Dashboard Mail Chat Finances' available as templates.
The free tier no longer exists. The pricing page advertises access to 1600+ icons for $9.
The free tier now limits users to 5 pages/sites and 100 form submissions.
The free tier now has a limit of 1,000 icons/month and includes generic fallbacks.
The user limit has increased from 5 to 15.
The free tier now offers 500 pinned files, 1GB storage, 1 gateway, 10GB bandwidth per month, and 10k requests per month.
The free tier now includes a homepage only, Umso branding, a free subdomain, and basic analytics.
The free tier no longer explicitly mentions a limit of 'three free projects'.
While a free tier still exists, the number of icons has increased from 5,800 to 6184. There are also options to purchase bundles and support the project with optional payments.
The free tier now offers 1,000 API requests per month instead of 100. There are also multiple paid tiers available.
The free tier now offers full-feature consent management at $0/month with no credit card required, and no limits on jurisdictions or customization.
The free tier still exists, but the description is more detailed. It offers 3 custom feeds with 25 applications per feed, updated daily, and includes basic support.
The service is no longer a simple free tier. It now offers a range of features, including AI-powered theme generation and theme sharing, that are likely part of paid plans.
The free plan now offers 200k sessions per month, a significant increase from 20,000 sessions. It also includes features like error monitoring, funnels, and 10+ integrations. The free plan also includes a 15-day trial of the Growth plan.
The free tier now offers up to 5k sessions/month instead of 10k.
Smartlook is being deprecated. A free plan will exist until September 30, 2027, new subscriptions are not being sold as of May 31, 2026, and renewals are ending August 31, 2026.
The free tier now offers 1,000 free validations per month, instead of 1,000 requests. Paid plans are now available, starting at $24 for 10,000 credits.
The free tier no longer exists. The lowest tier is a paid 'Standard' plan at $13/month billed annually, or a 'Pro' plan at $26/month billed annually. There is a 7-day free trial available, but it requires starting a paid subscription.
The Startup plan is now $40/month billed annually or $49/month billed monthly, a price increase from the stored $49/month for up to one year.
The deal has changed from 20% off the first 6 months to 50% off the first 6 months for Stripe users.
The free tier now includes 'Limited Agent requests' and 'Access to Composer' instead of '2,000 completions/month, 50 slow premium requests'. The pricing structure has been significantly restructured with new tiers (Individual, Pro, Pro+, Ultra, Teams Standard, Teams Premium, Enterprise) and a focus on 'Agent' and 'Grok' limits.
The free tier now includes 2 datasets (public only). Previously 10K documents, 1M CDN requests/month, 100 GB assets, and 20 users. The free tier now has limits on datasets, documents, and CDN requests.
Retracted — this record was our error (2026-09-03). Highlight.io's own page now redirects to launchdarkly.com. Retracted 2026-09-03: no free tier was removed. Highlight.io was acquired by LaunchDarkly, and LaunchDarkly's free Developer plan carries 5,000 session replays and 5,000 errors a month at $0/month. This row was our error.
The free plan now requires a minimum of 20 developer licenses for the Internal Developer Portal.
The event limit has increased from 100K to 500K, and the span data ingested limit has increased from 100MB to 500MB. The number of users is no longer listed as a limit for the Hobby tier.
The free tier now offers unlimited projects instead of 3. The number of secret syncs is now 10 instead of 100+.
The free tier now has a limit of 100K requests/month, not 1M. The free tier also does not include custom domains.
A free 'Starter' plan is available for up to 5 devices. It's presented as a general free offering rather than a specific startup program.
The original 'Pay-as-you-go' tier is no longer available. There's a 'Starter' free tier with different pricing (5.00% + $0.50 per transaction) and several paid tiers (Pro, Growth, Scale) with varying monthly fees and transaction rates. A 'Startup Program' offers the 'Scale' plan free for 12 months.
The free tier no longer includes AI search, AI writing/editing, or a custom domain. It now has a limit of 10 messages per week for GitBook Agent.
The deal now offers 1.2 billion events instead of 100M events/month, and the MTU limit is 200,000. There are also additional scholarship programs available (Tech for Black Founders, Venture Portfolio Company).
The Datadog offer is missing, the AWS credit is reduced to $5k, the Google Cloud credit is missing, and the QuickBooks Online discount is reduced to 90% off.
The deal now has specific eligibility criteria (less than $1.5M in revenue and funding, new to ScaleGrid). The discount is now tiered: 50% off for 12 months on BYOC plans (medium or larger) and 25% off dedicated hosting (medium or larger). Small plans get 50% off BYOC and 25% off dedicated for 3 months. Previously 'up to $50,000 for a year with 50% off'.
The deal is now 50% off Starter and Standard Plans, not 12 months free on the Premium plan.
The free tier now has specific limits on connections (10), proxy requests (100k), function compute time (10 hours), function runs (100k), custom function logs (100k), and custom sync storage (100k records). It also has limits on API webhooks (100k).
The page details a free tier of Grafana Cloud Logs offering up to 50GB of logs. The page now highlights Grafana Cloud as the easiest way to get started, with a free tier.
The free tier now includes connectors for a specific list of platforms (Autotask, BasisWettenBestand, Brevo, etc.) and states 'Use for free. No further obligations. No user limit. No entrance or setup fees.' However, there's also a 'Start free 180 day trial' option and paid plans starting at €59/month.
The free tier has been removed. The entry plan is Standard at $20/month flat, with Business at $100/month flat; each covers up to 50 seats and includes $20 and $100 of monthly usage respectively. Corrected 2026-09-02: this row previously stated the lowest tier was Business at $100/month.
Kong Konnect offers a free trial for 30 days with no credit card required, including features like no gateway limits and analytics retained for 30 days. There are also Plus and Enterprise tiers.
The free tier information has been updated. While self-hosting remains free, the Open Innovation Grant now provides a free option for organizations under $5M revenue. The cloud free tier has been replaced with a $99/mo cloud hosting option for Grant recipients.
The free tier also includes up to 20 hours/month of Agents and 250 AI credits/month.
The pricing page now focuses on session-based pricing starting at $76/month for 1K sessions, and offers a free trial.
The free tier for Navigation SDK now has limits on monthly active users and trips. There are two options: one with metered trips and one with unlimited trips, both with associated costs beyond the free tier.
The free tier on Formbricks Cloud is now 'Hobby' — 1 Workspace and 250 responses per month, where the Community Edition carried unlimited seats, surveys and responses. Self-hosting is still offered free.
The free Public plan now offers 15 credits/month instead of 250,000 images, 10 projects, 2 users, and $60/month free inference credits.
The free tier now offers a 7-day trial with 5,000 API credits instead of a permanent free tier with 1,000 API credits.
The free tier for public repositories is now 50 GB/month, up from 500 MB/month. The anonymous data transfer limit is 500 GB/month, and with an AWS account, it's 5 TB/month.
The free tier information is no longer present. The lowest tier is $5/month with limited resources. Active keys are now a usage-based cost ($0.002/month).
The free tier now has a limit of 200 messages/second instead of 50.
The pricing page shows a free trial with limitations (up to 1,000 MAU, up to 20 peak concurrent connections, unlimited messages, 6-month retention) but then immediately directs to Starter or Pro plans. The free trial is described as having 'No overages allowed'.
The free tier now includes up to 15 Android and 15 iOS builds. Is low priority. It also includes 60 minutes of CI/CD workflows. Previously 30 builds/month (up to 15 iOS), 1,000 MAU for EAS Update, 100,000 hosting requests, 1M CPU-ms, 1 GB hosting storage, and no credit card required.
The $200 free credit is still offered, but the details have expanded. Text-to-Speech's Flux TTS is free until September 12, 2026, and Voice Agent API's Flux TTS is also free until September 12, 2026.
The free tier information has been updated. An open-source option is still mentioned, the page now prominently features a 48-hour free trial of Tyk Cloud and three paid tiers: Core, Professional, and Enterprise.
The free tier now includes 3 users and has a limited set of features. Previously 1 user and included all features listed.
The free tier now requires a 7-day trial and then costs $10/month. The current page also mentions a 'Developer' plan at $10/month with 50,000 API calls/month and 20 projects.
The free tier now has different limits. While mobile push is still unlimited, the web push limit is now 10,000 subscribers per *send* (previously just 10K subscribers), and email is now 10,000 free sends/month (previously 100/day).
The page states up to $150,000 in credits are available.
The free tier no longer offers 500 VUh. It now offers limited usage of all Grafana Cloud services, with limits of 10k active series per month for metrics, and 50 GB ingested per month for logs, traces, and profiles.
The free tier is now limited to 25k spans per month with 60-day data retention, and focuses on observability and agent testing. There is also a separate 'Free Cloud' plan with different limits (up to 10 team members, 25k spans, 60-day retention) and a 'Free' open-source option. A free pro plan for academics is mentioned as 'New!'.
The free plan now has a limit of 1,000 editor loads per month and includes only core editing features. A 14-day free trial of 21+ advanced features is also offered.
The free tier now offers 5GB of storage. No longer mentions the bundled Zoho Office Suite (Writer, Sheets & Show). Previously a 1GB upload limit.
The free tier now offers 25 requests per day, down from 50.
The file size limit for the free tier is now 5MB, up from 1MB.
The free tier now has limits: unlimited public repos, unlimited public users, and 5 private repo users.
The free tier now includes $50 in credit and requires a credit card. The self-hosted router is still limited to 60 requests per minute.
The free tier now includes 2 users, 5 workflows, and managed infrastructure. Previously 5 deployed workflows and 500 minutes of serverless compute credits per month.
The deal is no longer a permanently free tier. It is now a 7-day free trial.
The free tier has a request limit.
The free tier now offers a free trial with 10,000 free minutes. It's framed as a trial rather than a permanent free tier.
The vendor is now called Rocket and the description has changed. As a no-code AI builder that generates full-stack apps from prompts.
The free plan now has limits: 15 tests, 4 test suites, 1 user, and 1 project.
The page offers a free trial of 8 days, and then requires payment to extend the expiry date.
The free tier no longer exists. The lowest tier is a paid 'Basic' plan.
The free tier now offers 50 GB/day instead of 200 GB/month.
The free tier now has a 7-day data retention limit. The current pricing page specifies a 7-day data retention limit for the free tier. Additionally, features like adapting to coding style and a 1 million token context window are now Pro-only features.
Lost Pixel is being sunset as they are joining Figma. While a free tier still exists, it's now listed as 'Hobby Free' and offers 7,000 snapshots/month. There are also paid tiers: Startup ($100/mo), Business ($250/mo), and Scale ($670/mo).
The free tier is now limited to non-production use cases and only provides access to a portion of the images.
The free tier now allows for unlimited websites and applications, and no longer limits to one server. It's called 'ServerAvatar Lite'.
The free tier now includes 1 server and 10 sites.
No limits!' within the subscription plans section. It's unclear if this applies to a free tier or only paid plans.
The free plan now offers a free trial and requires a signup.
The page highlights that Vaadin Core is free & open source (Apache 2.0 licensed) and can be used even in commercial projects. It does mention maintenance up to 15 years *per version* as a paid service.
The free plan now includes up to 10 users and active projects, an increase from three users and five projects.