What this section prints is decided by the calendar, not by anything the vendor did. One record here carries a date after 2026-09-30. The vendor has announced it and it has not taken effect, so it is not part of the history below. On its own date a record here joins the Pricing Change Timeline, below.
Apiary reaches end of life on 2026-10-31, when Oracle stops the service and deletes remaining instances. Oracle announced it on 2025-10-28. The Free plan is the only one still open, so it ends with the product. 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.
reducedNangodiscovered 2026-09-26 · effective date unknownmedium
The free plan now has a 10GB/mo data transfer limit. Previously 100k custom function logs, 100k custom sync storage records, and 100k API webhooks. Source ↗
restructuredMockAPIdiscovered 2026-09-10 · effective date unknownmedium
The page now explicitly lists paid tiers with pricing ($5/month and $35/year) and features. Source ↗
reducedThunder Clientdiscovered 2026-09-10 · effective date unknownmedium
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. Source ↗
new tierMintlifydiscovered 2026-09-07 · effective date unknownhigh
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. Source ↗
reducedmockaroodiscovered 2026-09-01 · effective date unknownmedium
reducedMockletsdiscovered 2026-09-01 · effective date unknownmedium
The free tier now has limits: 1 Collection, 10 Apis / Collection, 5 Files / Collection, 2 Members / Collection. Source ↗
reducedNangodiscovered 2026-08-28 · effective date unknownmedium
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). Source ↗
model changeMockeritodiscovered 2026-08-28 · effective date unknownhigh
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. Source ↗
reducedTinyMCEdiscovered 2026-08-28 · effective date unknownmedium
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. Source ↗
Google Content API for Shopping being sunset August 18, 2026. Replaced by Merchant API, rolling out April 22, 2026. Developers must migrate before the sunset deadline. Source ↗
postponedAmazon SP-APIdiscovered 2026-04-14 · effective date unknownhigh
Amazon SP-API per-call fees (originally April 30, 2026) postponed indefinitely following widespread developer backlash. The $1,400/year annual fee (started Jan 31) remains in effect, but per-call GET fees ($0.40/1K calls above tier allowance) have no new implementation date. Amazon cited "additional feedback" from developer community as reason for delay. Source ↗
removedSwaggerHubdiscovered 2026-04-13 · effective date unknownlow
Free community plan replaced by trial only Source ↗
Free access ended after 10+ years. Annual fee of $1,400/year started January 31. Per-call fees begin April 30: $0.40 per 1,000 GET calls above tier allowance. Tiered model: Basic (2.5M free GET calls/month), Pro ($1K/mo, 25M calls), Plus ($10K/mo, 250M calls), Enterprise (custom). Private apps (sellers/vendors using SP-API for own business) are exempt. Source ↗
Amazon announced SP-API would move from free to paid. $1,400/year annual fee for third-party developers (activated 2026-01-31), with per-call fees of $0.40 per 1K GET calls above tier allowance scheduled to begin 2026-04-30. Tiered allowances: Basic (2.5M GET calls/month), Pro ($1K/mo, 25M calls), Plus ($10K/mo, 250M calls), Enterprise (custom). Sellers/vendors using SP-API for their own business remain exempt. Source ↗
We hold 7 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 6 of the 41 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 free tier withdrawn or a product retired, 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 13 of the 41 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.