What this section prints is decided by the calendar, not by anything the vendor did. 5 records here carry a date after 2026-11-14. The vendor has announced them and they have not taken effect, so they are not part of the history below. On its own date a record here joins the Pricing Change Timeline, below.
Sourcegraph Cody, Sourcegraph's AI coding assistant, reaches end of life on January 31, 2027. Sourcegraph announced this on 2026-11-09. For code understanding it points Cody users to its Deep Search and MCP integrations, which it says are not one-for-one replacements for every Cody capability. Source ↗
Jules, Google's asynchronous coding agent, has been read-only since November 11, 2026, and winds down on December 31, 2026. Google announced this on 2026-10-29, giving users until November 11, 2026 to finish their sessions. Code, branches and pull requests Jules created stay in GitHub; settings, memories and session histories can be exported to a local folder. Source ↗
GitHub Copilot keeps running. On December 14, 2026, GitHub deprecates six models across all Copilot experiences, including Copilot Chat, inline edits, ask and agent modes, and code completions: Claude Fable 5 (GitHub's suggested alternative is Claude Fable 5.2), Claude Haiku 4.5 (Claude Haiku 5.5), Gemini 3.8 Flash (Gemini 4 Hydrogen), Gemini 4 Argon (Gemini 4 Carbon), Grok 4.6 (Grok 4.7) and Kimi K3 (alternative to be announced). Claude Haiku 4.5 stays available to individual Copilot subscribers on annual plans. Source ↗
Conductor Cloud, where Conductor runs teams of Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and OpenCode agents on hosted sandboxes, shuts down on November 20, 2026, when Conductor begins deleting its user data. It goes read-only on November 13, 2026: old chats can still be read and exported, but no new messages sent. Conductor is joining Meta. Since November 4, 2026, new users cannot sign up or download the app. The local Mac app keeps working and gets new models and critical bug fixes until early 2027. Source ↗
Google Antigravity's Free and Google AI Plus plans keep running. Until November 18, 2026, they include Claude Sonnet 4.6, Claude Opus 4.6 and GPT-OSS-120b; Google removes these models on that date. After that date, Antigravity's models page lists two reasoning models for the Free and Google AI Plus plans: Gemini 3.8 Flash and Gemini 4 Hydrogen. Source ↗
Pricing Change Timeline
Every record we hold is listed here, newest first. A record is never removed from this list, so a vendor named here stays named here whatever its verdict does afterwards.
ChatGPT and Codex keep running. Only the GPT-5.5 model retires from ChatGPT, ChatGPT Work and Codex on all plans on 2026-10-14. For Codex with ChatGPT sign-in, OpenAI names GPT-6.1 Sol as the replacement on Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise and Edu plans (its page named GPT-6 Sol when we read it on 2026-10-06) and GPT-6 Luna on Free and Go plans. The OpenAI API is not affected. Source ↗
From October 12, 2026, new subscribers buy Cursor as part of The X Subscription, one plan for Grok, Cursor and X: Free $0, Plus $8, Premium $30, Super $100 and Ultra $200 a month, with one weekly usage pool shared with Grok that covers Cursor's own models. Third-party models such as Claude, GPT and Gemini are not included in any plan: on Premium and above they cost the model's API list price, paid from prepaid credit, and Free and Plus cannot use them. Hobby, Pro ($20), Pro+ ($60), Ultra and the Teams Standard and Premium seats continue for existing subscribers until they switch. Source ↗
Kiro added a Pro Max plan at $100 per user a month with 5,000 credits, between Pro+ and Power. It first appears on kiro.dev/pricing between the 2026-06-03 and 2026-07-10 captures. Source ↗
ChatGPT Business and Codex keep running. From 2026-06-24, new self-serve ChatGPT Business workspaces cannot add Codex-only seats, which OpenAI now calls a legacy seat type. A workspace that added one before that date can keep adding them, and Standard and Premium ChatGPT seats include Codex. Source ↗
Google stopped serving Gemini Code Assist for individuals, its free tier, on 2026-06-18. The IDE extensions and Gemini CLI no longer accept Login with Google for the individuals, Google AI Pro and Google AI Ultra tiers. Google stopped selling new Standard and Enterprise subscriptions on 2026-10-09. Existing subscribers can add licenses until 2027-01-31. Annual subscriptions can auto-renew until 2027-01-31; monthly subscriptions can auto-renew until 2027-12-31. Agentic coding assistance is now available through Antigravity, included in Gemini Enterprise editions. Source ↗
Gemini CLI stopped accepting Login with Google for personal accounts on 2026-06-18, which ended the personal-account free tier of 60 requests a minute and 1,000 a day. It still runs with a Gemini API key, Vertex AI, or a Gemini Code Assist Standard or Enterprise licence. Source ↗
Kiro stopped giving new users 500 bonus credits on sign-up, usable within 30 days, and now credits $20 toward the first paid plan instead. The change falls between the 2026-05-02 and 2026-06-03 captures of kiro.dev/pricing. Source ↗
GitHub retired premium requests and now bills every Copilot plan in GitHub AI Credits. Copilot Free kept 2,000 code completions a month, and its 50 chat and agent requests a month became an allowance of AI credits. Plan prices did not change: Pro at $10 a month now includes $15 of usage and Pro+ at $39 includes $70, and the new Max plan is $100 with $200. Source ↗
Cognition retired Devin's Core and Team plans and introduced Free, Pro, Max, Teams and Enterprise; Core users moved to the Free plan. Usage past a paid plan's allowance is billed in dollars, and only Enterprise still uses ACUs. Source ↗
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Free tier removed. The lowest plan was then Indie at $20/month with 40K credits. As of 2026-10-16, Augment Code's plans are Standard at $20 a month flat and Business at $100 a month flat, each for up to 50 seats with no per-seat charge; teams of more than 50 need Enterprise, which is custom-priced Source ↗
OpenAI added Codex-only seats for ChatGPT Business and Enterprise workspaces, with no fixed seat fee, no rate limits and usage billed on token consumption, and cut ChatGPT Business's annual price from $25 to $20 per seat. Standard Business seats, which include Codex with usage limits, continued. Source ↗
Windsurf replaced credits-based pricing with daily/weekly quotas (Mar 19, 2026). New tiers: Pro $20/mo (was $15), Teams $40/user/month, Max $200/month. Free tier changed from flexible credits to hard quotas. Existing Pro subscribers grandfathered at $15/mo Source ↗
Student plan now managed under dedicated 'GitHub Copilot Student' plan. Premium models (GPT-5.4, Claude Opus, Claude Sonnet) removed from manual self-selection — still available via Auto mode (system picks the model). Source ↗
Google announced a public preview of Gemini Code Assist for individuals, a free version of its coding assistant powered by Gemini 2.0, with up to 180,000 code completions a month, in VS Code, JetBrains IDEs and GitHub. Source ↗
GitHub launched Copilot Free tier — AI code completion available to all GitHub users at no cost. 2,000 completions and 50 chat messages per month included Source ↗
We hold 26 more records filed under this category that are not counted above: entries the vendor has since reversed, our own index housekeeping, and corrections to earlier entries of our own. Read the full change log.
At-Risk Vendors
All 4 of the 15 vendors we list in this category that carry one. A vendor is named here for as long as a demotion is in force against it: a one-off pricing event, recorded against a source we cite, whose date falls in the last 180 days — or a standing condition, also cited, such as a product retired or a free tier withdrawn and not restored, which does not expire with time. A demotion can lift with nothing about the vendor having changed, and that happens on the day the vendor's newest qualifying event passes 180 days.
All 3 of the 15 vendors we list in this category that qualify, not a selection of them. A vendor is named here for as long as no demotion is in force against it and we hold no change record for it dated in the last 90 days — any record, including ones the timeline above does not count. A vendor can join this section on a day we recorded nothing about it, when the later of those two clocks runs out: 90 days after its newest record, or the day the demotion against it lapses. It leaves on the day we file a new record, or the day we can no longer vouch for the terms we list.