59 pricing pages read for the first time during September 7–13, 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 September 7–13, 2026.
The free tier now includes 7.5K events and 1M spans per month, and only 7 days of data retention.
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The free tier still exists. The description is incomplete. The free tier now explicitly lists features like '1 user', 'Unlimited event types & calendars', 'Email & SMS notifications', 'Integrate with 100+ apps', 'Mobile App', 'Browser Extension', 'Accept Stripe & PayPal payments', 'Two-way Salesforce & HubSpot sync', and '1-click import Calendly events'.
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The free plan now has limits of 100K requests/day and 10ms CPU time per invocation, but the paid plan has increased limits and a minimum charge of $5 USD per month. The free plan is still available, but the pricing structure has been clarified and expanded with paid options.
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The free tier now has limits of 2 Accounts, 10 Connections, 2 Leaf Nodes, 1 MiB Message Size, 10 GiB Network Data, and 5 GiB Storage. Previously 50 active connections and 5GB of data per month.
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The platform is now offering a $1 credit upon signup, and users pay providers directly with no markup. The platform itself remains free, the previous mention of FLUX.1 [schnell] FP8 being free forever with unlimited usage is no longer present.
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A free tier is mentioned with "$0 per builder to start, with no credit card and no trial clock", the page details a much broader set of features and capabilities beyond the simple description of an extensible low-code framework.
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The free tier now has limits of 5 monitors, 3-minute checks, 1 status page, 1 server, 7-day hi-res retention, and 3-month historical data.
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The free tier now includes access to Haiku 4.5, GPT-5 mini, and more, and access to the Copilot CLI. The pricing for Pro is $10/month with $15 monthly total credits, Pro+ is $39/month with $70 monthly total credits, and Max is $100/month with $200 monthly total credits. The page also mentions Business and Enterprise plans with different pricing and features.
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The Developer tier now includes 100K experimentation MAU, 10M logs, and 10M traces per month, and 5K session replays and 5K errors per month. It also includes 5K AI runs/mo. Previously 5K session replays/month and 1K client MAU.
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The free tier now includes a limit of 100K free monthly Mux Robots units and 6k free minutes for live captions.
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A free tier still exists, the description is no longer entirely accurate. The page details options to remove branding for $29/month, AI assist starting at $29/month, and human agents for $1/hour.
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The AWS Startups program now offers up to $200,000 in AWS Activate Credits, rather than up to 1 year of Kiro Pro+.
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The Chat component of the Maker Account now has a limit of 2,000 monthly active users and 100 concurrent connections. The Maker Account also now requires applicants to have five or less team members, less than $100k in funding, and less than $10k/mo revenue to qualify.
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The free tier (Hobby) now only includes 2 users instead of 3, and does not include SMS alerts, webhooks, or on-call integrations. The status page is now a 'limited status page' instead of a full status page.
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The free plan now has a watermark on presentations and video exports, and limits the number of snaps to 3, slides per presentation to 5, and code editors per slide to 1. The free plan also has a 100MB image upload limit and 0 folder storage.
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The free tier now offers a 14-day trial instead of being perpetually free. The description of features is also more detailed, and includes limits on cloud mock server calls (10K/month).
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The page now explicitly lists paid tiers with pricing ($5/month and $35/year) and features.
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A free tier still exists, the details have changed. Have their own free tiers but incur costs if limits are exceeded. The auto-delete time is stated as 'several hours' but also 'officially 3 days according to mailgun'. The emphasis on self-hosting and external service costs introduces a new element.
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The free tier now has limits on subdomain levels (5) and TTL (600s), and URL forwards (2) and load balancing (10).
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The Starter plan is still available as a free tier. The details have been expanded. The page now lists specific example workloads and their estimated usage within the Starter plan. It also details pricing for exceeding the free tier limits for various components like storage, write units, read units, egress, and assistant features.
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The free tier now offers 1GB RAM and 4GB disk, down from 1GB cluster (which likely meant storage).
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The free plan now includes unlimited collection runs, and previously 1 local collection run per month is removed. The Starter plan is now billed annually.
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The first 1000 billable calls are free, and after that, pricing is 0.0012 USD per call.
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The free tier now includes 10 AI completions per month, 5 calls per month for Deepnote Agent, generate code, edit code, and explain code. It also includes 5 projects.
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The free tier now has unlimited bug and crash reports, 10,000 app installs, and access to the Slack community.
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The free Community plan now offers 500 translation keys instead of 250.
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The free tier for Activations now offers 500,000 MAR for connections and 3,500 MAR for Activations.
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The free trial now includes 25GB of storage and 2 Object Mount licenses. The page details a $5 minimum monthly fee that is waived during the trial and for accounts paying in STORJ token.
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The free tier is now described as 'Get Started - Free' and starts at $49/month including $49 of usage, rather than being a purely free OSS option. The startup program now offers $19/month for the first 12 months with $19 of telemetry usage.
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The free tier now includes 10k metrics, 50GB logs, 50GB traces, 50GB profiles, 50k frontend sessions, and 500VUh of k6 testing for 3 users.
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The Little Lemur tier now has 10,000 queued messages instead of 1M messages/month, and the message quota is 1M messages/month instead of being unlimited.
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The free tier now offers 100 GB of bandwidth, 1 Million requests, and 5 GB of object storage. The page details pricing beyond the free tier, indicating the free tier is a starting point and not necessarily a permanently free offering. Several other features like Compute, Websockets, and DDoS protection also have free tiers with specific limits.
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The Startup Scholarship has been replaced with a general 'Early Stage Startup Pricing' offer. The limits are the same (100M events/month), but the description of included features is broader (includes MCP and agents). Year two is now 40% off the annual Plus plan, or the option to drop to a free 2M events/month plan.
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GitHub Copilot access for students is now limited. Previously offering full access, it now offers a plan with 'limited chat and agent usage with models available through auto model selection only'. Additionally, new Copilot Student signups are paused until 2026-04-20 due to infrastructure strain.
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The free tier now offers unlimited projects instead of 3.
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The Starter tier is still offered, but the description of the Open Source tier is no longer accurate. The page now explicitly states an 'Open Source' tier with the same limits as the Cloud Starter tier (3 users, unlimited flags/experiments/traffic), but also offers an Enterprise tier for self-hosted options with more features.
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The free tier now has a limit of 200 messages/second instead of 50 messages/second.
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LiveKit's own page now redirects to livekit.com. The 'Build' tier is now a $0/mo plan with different included limits. The free tier includes 5,000 WebRTC minutes, 1,000 agent session minutes, 5 concurrent agent sessions, 100 concurrent connections, and 1 free US phone number. The current state offers 5,000 WebRTC minutes. The agent session minutes, concurrent sessions, and connections are now different.
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The free tier now offers 5 GB per transfer and 100 GB of storage, with files available for 7 days. A 'Starter' plan with 10 GB per transfer and 100 GB of storage for 3 EUR/month has also been added.
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The free tier now has limitations on sites and deployments. It also appears there is a 5-day free trial of the Pro plan, not a perpetually free tier for one server.
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The free plan now covers up to 200 source keys, down from 1,000 source language strings. It remains a free plan with unlimited seats and languages, not a trial.
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The AWS Activate program now offers up to $200,000 in credits, an increase from $100,000 for VC/accelerator-backed startups. The description of credits for AI startups building on custom silicon is no longer present.
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The free tier still exists, but the description has been updated. The free tier now offers up to 1000 lookups/day (approximately 30K/month) and is intended for testing & development only, not production use. The page also details several paid plans with varying lookup limits and pricing, starting at $15/month for 60,000 lookups.
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The free tier has changed. The current pricing page shows a Starter plan with $5 in free credits and usage-based pricing for writes, storage, and queries.
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The number of dots per project in the free plan has increased from 6 to 12.
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The free tier (Starter) still exists. The description of included features is more detailed on the pricing page.
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The free tier now pauses projects after 1 week of inactivity.
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The free tier now has a rate limit of 50 requests/day, and offers access to 25+ free models and 4 free providers. Previously ~30 free models and ~20 RPM per model. There is also a $25,000/month inference limit with no fees, followed by a 5% fee.
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The free tier now has 1k requests per day instead of unlimited, and the description of the free tier has changed.
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The Hobby plan is still available and free, but the details have been updated. The number of emulated services is still 30+, and it includes a personal sandbox and CI testing. However, the pricing for other tiers has changed (Base is now $39/month or $45/month, Ultimate is $89/month), and there are more detailed feature breakdowns for each tier. A 'Base' tier has been added at $29/month billed annually. There is also a LocalStack for Snowflake offering with its own tiers and pricing.
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Imgix no longer offers a permanent free tier, only a 30-day trial with 100 credits.
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The free tier now offers 3 GB logs retained for 3 days, 3 GB traces retained for 3 days, 30 GB metrics, and 3 GB web events retained for 3 days. It also includes 10 monitors & heartbeats, 1 status page, Slack & e-mail alerts, 100,000 exceptions per month, and 5,000 session replays.
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The Spatial Desktop Basic plan is $0/month through 2026, includes $1 of agent tokens, 3 GB of cloud storage, and 5 shared projects. The Places API free tier is now 10,000 free calls on Pro endpoints. The pricing for Pro and Premium endpoints has been updated with specific CPMs based on call volume.
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The Hobby plan still exists, but several limits have been adjusted or are now pay-as-you-go. Edge Requests are now 1M included / month, then starting at $2 per 1M. Fast Data Transfer is 100 GB / month included, then starting at $0.15 per GB. Blob Storage is 1 GB / month included, then $0.023 per GB. Image Transformations are 5K / month included, then starting at $0.05 per 1K. Function Invocations are 1M / month included, then starting at $0.60 per 1M. Active CPU is 4 hours / month included, then starting at $0.128 per hour. Provisioned Memory is 360 GB-hrs / month included, then starting at $0.0106 per GB-hr.
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The free tier now has 3 members instead of 5, and 500 API quota per hour instead of unlimited. It also includes Socket Basics - SAST, Secrets, and Container scans.
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The 'Hobby' tier is no longer available. The lowest tier is now 'Starter' at $0/month. Includes 5 editor seats, a web editor, and API playground.
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