Week 36, 2026. 2 changes tracked. 113 pricing pages read for the first time, with no effective date of their own.
Pages read for the first time (113)
113 pricing pages read for the first time during August 31 – September 6, 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 31 – September 6, 2026.
The free tier now includes unlimited notes, full-text search, and PDF reader access, features previously restricted to premium.
The free tier now offers 10,000 operations/day, and the paid tier offers 1,000,000 operations/month. Message retention on the free tier is 24 hours (non-configurable), while the paid tier offers 4 days default, configurable up to 14 days. The pricing model is now based on operations (64KB chunks of data written, read, or deleted) with additional costs per million operations beyond the included allowance.
Retracted — this record was our error (2026-09-05). The IPinfo Lite plan now has a limit of 50 API requests per month. Retracted 2026-09-05: IPinfo Lite's API request allowance was not cut to 50 per month. The "50 API req / mo" this record quotes is the value in the Web lookups row, not the API request row. ipinfo.io/pricing, fetched 2026-09-05, renders the same row as "Web lookups 500 API req / mo" for Core and "Web lookups 2,500 API req / mo" for Max — the figure scales with plan price and is a browser-lookup quota. API requests are stated in a separate block: "API Requests per Month | Unlimited | 150k - 5M | 250k - 5M | Custom", where Lite reads Unlimited. That is what our stored description already said. The correct value sits inside this record's own current_state, three words after the quoted one: "Web lookups 50 API req / mo Unlimited Country-level only".
MEGA's free transfer quota is now stated as "Limited" where our record held a 1 GB quota that replenishes.
Retracted — this record was our error (2026-09-05). The free tier now has limits on vaults (0 vaults) and secure sharing (0 others). The free tier also includes password health alerts and dark web monitoring. Retracted 2026-09-05: Proton Pass's free tier was not reduced to 0 vaults. proton.me/pass/pricing, fetched 2026-09-05, renders that row as "Organize stored items in vaults 0 vaults 0 vaults undefined vaults (per user account) 0 vaults" and the next as "Securely share vaults 0 others 0 others undefined others (per user account)". Every plan column reads 0 or the literal string "undefined", including the paid Pass Plus, Unlimited and Family columns — so 0 is what an unresolved client-side counter renders, not a limit Proton publishes. The literal "undefined" in the same row is the proof. The same page's free column states "Unlimited logins, notes and credit cards" and "Unlimited devices" in prose that did render, which is what our stored description already carried.
The free tier no longer offers the same features. It also mentions 1080p video quality, studio lighting, and noise reduction as premium features available on certain paid plans (Google One, Workspace Business, or Enterprise). Live captions are still mentioned as a feature.
The free tier for User Management allows up to 1 million users, but other products like Single Sign-On, Directory Sync, and Audit Logs have different pricing structures. Single Sign-On starts at $125/connection, Directory Sync also starts at $125/connection, and Audit Logs are $0/month but have paid options for log streaming and event retention. Radar is free for the first 1,000 checks.
The free tier now has a limit of 3,000 emails/month (100/day) and includes 3 domains. Previously 3K emails/month (100/day) and 1 domain. The free tier also includes ticket support, 10,000 automation runs, and 30-day data retention.
The Starter tier now includes 10 users instead of 50, and 500 test results/month instead of 100 prompt executions/month.
The free tier now offers 3 GB of DAM storage and 500 video units instead of 20 GB storage and 1,000 video processing units. Bandwidth is 20 GB.
The free tier now offers 200,000 operations/month for Prisma Postgres, not 100,000 operations/month. The free tier also includes 1M requests/month for Prisma Compute, 360 GB-hours memory, 4 active vCPU-hours, and 10 GB outbound bandwidth.
The free tier includes up to 50 runs per month and 2 concurrent runs.
The free tier (Community plan) still exists. The details have changed. Previously 'Small compute (2 GB RAM, 0.25 CPU)' for the free tier. The current pricing page shows 'Extra small 2 0.25 Free' and 'Small 4 0.5 Free' as compute profiles available for free. Also states 'Free trials are limited to Medium compute'. The free tier now has restrictions on published apps (up to 5) and shared collections (up to 3).
The free tier now offers 'Free GPU' with public projects and 5GB storage. Instances are billed per hour. There are also multiple paid tiers with varying storage and instance types. All GPU and CPU instances are billed hourly'. Is now partially inaccurate as a 'Free GPU' is offered. Still billed hourly.
A free audit option is still mentioned, the page heavily promotes Coursera Plus, a paid subscription, and emphasizes 7-day free trials for it. The current page doesn't explicitly confirm these audit features are still universally available.
The free tier now offers 500MB of storage, expandable to 1GB by completing a checklist. Previously 1GB.
Robinhood now offers a Gold subscription for $5/month with benefits like zero management fees on over $100K and access to other premium services. They also offer Agentic Trading, Agentic Credit Card, and various other financial products beyond basic trading.
The free tier now offers $100 in usage credits and limits sandbox sessions to 1 hour with up to 20 concurrent sandboxes, a significant reduction from the original 100 sandbox hours/month with no stated session or concurrency limits.
The free tier now has a limit of 2 projects, and the documentation details many more limits than were originally stated (e.g., API bandwidth, executions, storage, databases, buckets, functions, concurrent connections, messages, etc.).
The free plan now offers 2,000 Linux vCPU minutes/month and 250k test executions, up from 500 minutes and 50k executions. The free plan also includes 30 days build retention instead of 90. The open-source specific mention is gone.
Momento Cache Flex starts at $13 per GB-month. Pub/sub Topics are priced at $1 per 1M operations. Data transfer is $0.01 per GB for Valkey Router and $0.05/GiB for ingress/egress.
The free tier still exists but now includes 10,000 free MAUs across all tiers, including Pro. A startup plan offering 1 million MAUs is also available.
The free tier for self-hosted is now truly unlimited, whereas previously it was limited to the core features. The cloud tier remains free up to 5K MAUs, but now has additional paid features like Multi-factor Authentication and Account Linking. There's a minimum billing of $100/month for paid features.
The free tier no longer exists. The lowest tier is now a 'Staging' plan at $15/month with 1 GB storage and 256 MB memory.
Retracted — this record was our error (2026-09-05). The free tier now offers 0 GB/month and requires purchasing additional data via location-based subscriptions (10GB per location at $1/month). Retracted 2026-09-05: Windscribe's free tier was not reduced to 0 GB. The string this record reads as the free tier's terms — "0 GB/Month 0 Location(s)" — is the zero position of the build-your-own-plan configurator on windscribe.com/upgrade, which the page renders immediately before "Unlimited Data + R.O.B.E.R.T" and "Your old subscription will be cancelled and a partial refund will be applied". It is the paid plan builder with no location selected yet, not a statement of what the free plan offers. The page's 5,803 characters of visible text, fetched 2026-09-05, contain no occurrence of "10 GB" at all, because /upgrade does not state the free allowance anywhere; the only free/paid comparison on it is a table of server locations. Our own offer record, unchanged, reads "10 GB/month free data", and agentdeals.dev/vendor/windscribe published both sentences at once: the badge said 0 GB/month and the body two sentences later said 10 GB/month.
The AWS credit offer is now through the AWS Activate program, and the amount is up to $2,500 for OpenAI and $350 for Google Cloud Platform. There are many other partner rewards available, including discounts and free trials for a wide variety of tools.
The free tier now includes a watermark on all PDFs and is framed as a testing environment. It no longer has 'no signature allowance' but instead is a free account with no stated limits, and a per-signature cost of $0.06 for any usage beyond the free account.
The pricing for Test Manager Premium has changed to $49/month billed annually. KaneAI Starter is now $17/month billed annually.
The free tier now offers $20 in credits on sign-up with $10/month, and 5 Search Queries Per Second (QPS). Previously 1,000 free searches/month with an API key, and no API key was required for x402.
The free tier now has a $1/month minimum after the trial, and the number of projects is reduced to 1 after the trial. The free trial now offers 2 replicas instead of 1.
The free tier now has a 1 week inactivity pause, and compute is now a separate cost with a $10/month credit on paid plans. The free tier also has a spend cap.
The cloud free plan has been removed.
The Starter plan is still available. The description of team project limits is no longer accurate. The page states unlimited drafts and 150 AI credits/day (up to 500/mo) for the Starter plan.
The free tier now explicitly states it's for personal development and prohibits corporate use. It includes 1 user seat, 5GB of storage, and up to 5 model seats. The page also details Pro and Enterprise tiers with associated costs and features.
The program is now called the AI Catalyst Program, not Create@Alibaba Cloud. It offers up to $120k in cloud credits and up to 2B free tokens on Model Studio. It also includes AI expert consultation, POC coupons, access to Alibaba Cloud Academy, and networking opportunities.
The free tier for Managed DNS now has a request limit of 10,000,000 requests, and costs €0.20 per 1,000,000 requests over that limit.
The free tier now includes 20 Cloud credits in addition to the 5 daily (up to 30/month) build credits, and 4 credits for AI features.
The Always Free tier of 10 GiB messages/month still exists, but it only applies to the Message Delivery Basic SKU. Throughput costs for BigQuery and Cloud Storage subscriptions, as well as import topics, are not free even within the first 10 GiB.
The free tier and pricing have been significantly restructured. The current pricing page details Gemini 3.6 Flash, 3.5 Flash, and 3.5 Live Translate with different pricing tiers (Free and Paid) for Standard, Batch, Flexible, and Priority modes. The free tier now offers limited free usage of certain features like Google Search and Maps integration.
Pricing has significantly changed. The previous pricing of $0.28/$0.42/M tokens is no longer accurate. New models (deepseek-v4-flash, deepseek-v4-pro, deepseek-v4-flash-vision-exp) are available with different pricing tiers for peak and off-peak hours, and cache hits/misses.
The free tier now offers 1GB of storage instead of 10GB.
The free tier still exists, but now includes basic AI features (AI conversation summaries, Slackbot, AI workflow generation, AI search, AI daily recaps, AI file summaries). The free tier also includes 1:1 external messages via Slack Connect.
The tier names have changed. 'Pro+' is now 'Pro Max'. There is a new 'Pro Max' tier at $100/month for 5,000 credits. The sign-up bonus is now $20 towards a paid plan, instead of 500 bonus credits. Add-on credits are available for all paid tiers and cost $0.04/credit, with packs ranging from $5 to $100. Unused add-on credits roll over for 12 months.
The vendor now has a $16/month minimum usage requirement for the 'scale' tier, effectively removing the truly pay-as-you-go option.
The free tier now has 30 days of build history instead of 60, and 10GB cache per build instead of 3GB.
The free tier now has a per-user/per-month cost of $8 when billed monthly, or is free per user/per month billed annually.
The free tier no longer exists. The lowest tier is now $8.99/month for ad-supported access to TV shows, excluding sports and Peacock Originals.
Retracted — this record was our error (2026-09-04). Microsoft Teams is now offered as a paid product with several tiers, including Microsoft Teams Essentials ($4.00/user/month) and options bundled with Microsoft 365 Business Basic and Standard. Retracted 2026-09-04: no free tier was removed. Microsoft Teams (free) is still offered, with 1:1 calls up to 30 hours and group meetings up to 60 minutes. The page this row was read from compares the paid business plans and does not carry the free version. This row was our error.
The free tier still exists. The details have been expanded. The free tier now includes options for different resource classes and concurrency levels. Previously about 30K credits/month (up to 6,000 build minutes on small Docker), 5 users, and 30x concurrency is still accurate as a baseline. The free tier now offers more options.
The Hobby tier still exists. The description of included features is more detailed and includes limits for Machine Authentication API Keys and M2M Tokens. The page also details pricing for exceeding the 50,000 MRU limit per app.
The free tier is no longer an API allowance of 2 RPM and 1B tokens a month across all models. It now carries limited messages, web searches and image generations in Vibe, plus access to Mistral Studio. $10 a month in API credits is sold separately.
The free tier now includes 1,000 operations per month and a 500 MB max file size, instead of 100 MB. It also includes features like uploading widget, basic image transformations, and adaptive bitrate streaming.
The pricing for DBOS Pro and DBOS Teams has been updated. DBOS Pro is $99/month for 2 user seats, 3 apps, and 1M checkpoints. DBOS Teams is $499/month for 10 user seats, 10 apps, and 10M checkpoints.
The free tier now includes $10 in credits and token rates, with 1 GB of processed data and 10k scores included. Overage is $4/GB and $2.50/1k scores. Data retention is 14 days.
The free tier no longer exists. The lowest tier is 'Starter' at $667/month, offering 100,000 component checkpoints or 1,000 page checkpoints.
The free tier now has dark web monitoring and is limited to 1 device type.
The current pricing page states the free tier includes 'Try Routes made for you', 'Save Routes for offline use', 'Draw your own Routes', 'View your training history', 'Analyze workouts', 'Set and track custom Goals', 'Compete on Segment leaderboards', 'Join and create challenges', 'Measure effort', and 'See your Fitness Score'.
The free tier now offers 300 requests per month. The page also mentions paid plans starting at $7.99/month with 15,000 requests/month and a private forum access.
The free tier now offers 3 concurrent browsers and 1 browser hour, with 3 agent runs, 1,000 search calls, 1,000 fetch calls, 15 minutes/session, and 7 days data retention. Previously 1 browser hour, 1 concurrent browser, 15-minute max session, 7-day data retention, and 1 project. The concurrent browser limit has increased, and the number of agent runs has increased.
The free tier now has a limit of 25 infrastructure units, down from "500+ managed resources" or matching HCP Terraform's free tier.
The Particle plan is now a free tier *with* pay-as-you-go metering, and the limits have changed.
The free tier now limits users to 3 active tunnels and requires a paid plan for unlimited tunnels.
The free tier now includes 10 monitors & heartbeats, 1 status page, 100,000 exceptions per month, 5,000 session replays, 3 GB logs retained for 3 days, 30 GB metrics, and 3 GB web events retained for 3 days.
The free tier still exists. The limits are daily instead of monthly. Previously limit remains at 1 GB.
The free plan now only supports Durable Objects with SQLite storage backend. Also, the free tier limits for requests and duration have changed.
The free tier is for 3 users.
The free tier no longer exists. The lowest tier is $90/month.
The free tier now includes server monitoring (3 tests) and SMS credits, but the test intervals for uptime monitoring are 5 minutes, and the page speed monitor is limited to 1. The free tier also includes alerts through integrations.
The free tier now has a maximum vector capacity of 200 Million vectors, up from 10K.
The program now offers up to $150,000 in credits.
The free tier now includes 30 reports/month instead of 100.
The free tier for private repositories includes 2,000 minutes, 500MB artifact storage, and 10GB cache storage. The pricing page details specific per-minute costs for different runner types (Linux, Windows, macOS) and storage costs ($0.25/GB/month for shared storage, $0.07/GB for Actions cache and custom image storage), indicating that usage beyond the free quota is paid. This is not reflected in the current pricing page text.
The free tier now includes access to all Grafana Cloud services with limited usage, 14-day retention for metrics, logs, traces, profiles, & k6 performance tests, and community support. The free tier includes 10k metric series, 50 GB logs, and 50 GB traces. A $19/month platform fee is now required for 10k active series, 50 GB ingested logs/traces, and 30 days retention.
The startup program now offers a credit *match* up to a set amount, dollar-for-dollar on verified compute spend, rather than a flat $2,500 in free credits. The program is for companies actively using the platform, not for evaluation.
Grok 4.6 now costs $2.00/M input tokens and $6.00/M output tokens.
The free tier now includes compute options with varying RAM and CPU, and the limits for PostgreSQL and Key Value stores have been updated. Bandwidth for the Hobby tier is now 5GB included per month, then $0.15 per GB.
The description of the Always Free tier has changed. The tier still exists, the specific VM details are different.
The free tier now includes a 14-day free trial of the Pro Plus plan and offers 500k Android API calls/mo.
The program now offers up to $350k in credits instead of $250k. Tier 1 now offers $350k, Tier 2 offers $100k, and Tier 3 offers $10k. Workers AI credit caps are now $2,500 for Tier 3, $10,000 for Tier 2, and $50,000 for Tier 1. AI Gateway is temporarily not covered by credits.
The Team plan is now $5 per user/month, down from the stored $12 per user/month. The Team plan is limited to 10 users, and is not visible if you have more than 10 activated users.
Anthropic API's own page now redirects to platform.claude.com, and the lineup behind it advanced. Claude Fable 5.1 is $10/$50 per MTok, Opus 5 is $5/$25, Sonnet 5 is $2/$10 and Haiku 4.5 is $1/$5. Anthropic also states that Sonnet 5's $2/$10 introductory pricing is now the standard price and the rise to $3/$15 scheduled for September 1, 2026 will not occur.
The free tier now includes 50 AI credits and has limitations on API monitoring requests (1,000 requests/month). Team collaboration features are no longer removed and require a Team plan ($19/user/month).
The free tier now includes 50K tokens, and many features are add-ons (RBAC, MFA, Organizations) that were previously.
The free tier still exists. The description of the free tier has expanded significantly to include AI features like Brain, Agents, and more.
The free tier now has limits: 1,000 logged errors per month, 1,000 log API calls per month, performance metrics for 100 URLs, time on page for 100 URLs, and pageviews for 10,000 URLs. It also includes email notifications, screenshots, click trails, and support for one domain and its subdomains.
The free tier now has limitations on team members and projects. It also includes a 60-second recording limit.
The free tier now offers unlimited submissions, whereas previously it was limited to 100 submissions per month.
staticforms.xyz's own page now redirects to staticforms.dev. The free plan now offers 500 submissions per month instead of 250.
The free tier now allows up to 20 DNS records, an increase from the original 10.
Logflare is now part of Supabase and the free tier details have changed. The pricing now shows metered and unlimited plans, with the metered plan costing $15 per million events and the unlimited plan at $520/month. There's also mention of using BigQuery for longer retention (7 days initially, then BYOB).
The free plan now includes 25 submissions per month instead of 100. There is also a 14-day free trial that converts to the free plan.
The free tier now has a limit of 150 webhooks/month.
The free plan now allows 50 submissions per month, not 100.
The free tier now includes pay-as-you-go pricing for traces beyond 5k/month, and introduces LCUs and LSUs for additional costs related to compute and storage.
The free tier now includes 15 PR Reviews/Week and 100 Agentic Code Review Credits/Day, down from 25 PR reviews and 100 tool calls.
The free tier now includes daily agent credits and allows publishing 1 live project.
The free tier now provides $5/month of platform credit instead of $5 platform credits, and the concurrent Actor runs are unlimited instead of 25. A $500 credit for 6 months is also offered for new users.
The pricing has been restructured. While a free tier of 10,000 Neurons per day still exists, the pricing is now more granular and based on per-model unit pricing, billed in Neurons at $0.011 / 1,000 Neurons. Some models now require a paid plan or AI Gateway credits.
The free tier now has 30,000 calls/month.
The free tier is limited to 1,000 rows.
The free tier now includes 3,000 realtime collaboration minutes, and 200 comments. It also includes 1 GB of realtime data storage and 512 MB of file storage.
The product at this domain changed. The previous state described 100,000 free words across Azure OpenAI, DeepSeek and Gemini; the page is now a social media scheduling tool and carries none of those terms. A free plan remains at $0/month.
The free tier now includes 3 GB of data per day, down from 1 GB.
The free tier now has limits on resource records (1000/domain) and DNS queries (10,000,000). It also includes 5 domains.
The free tier is now 500GB, not 5GB.
The free tier now offers 500 Million rows read/month and 10 Million rows written/month, matching previously. The free tier now includes 5GB of storage. Previously 5GB.
The free tier now offers 1,000 credits/month instead of 500.
The Community tier is still offered. It now has a limit of 1,000 monthly active users.
The free plan now allows up to 5 forms, not 100 submissions.
The free tier now only includes up to 3 zones at 0.00 GBP per month, and costs 1.00 GBP per month for zones above 3.
The free tier now offers 100 requests per month, down from 25,000.
The free tier now has limits: 1 Collection, 10 Apis / Collection, 5 Files / Collection, 2 Members / Collection.
The free tier now offers 5GB of storage. No user limit is mentioned. The bundled Zoho Office Suite is also mentioned. Previously 1GB upload limit.