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pricing moves

Which tools changed pricing recently?

Recorded against 475 active tools. Each row below is a plan whose published price, currency, billing period or unit changed between two runs of the tracker.

53

recorded price moves

Recorded moves
53
first sightings excluded
Tools tracked
475
active tools with a comparable monthly price
First captured
Aug 28, 2026
the log knows nothing before this
Last captured
Aug 30, 2026
newest row in the log

recent moves

What changed, and by how much

Newest first. Was and now are the comparable monthly figures, so a yearly plan is shown at its monthly equivalent; a plan name links to the source it was read from where one exists.

How this was computed

  • A row exists only when a published plan actually changed its amount, currency, billing period or unit. This is a change log, not a daily dump — a quiet week means prices held, not that the job stopped.
  • The first time a plan is seen it is recorded as an initial sighting and left out of the move count, because there is nothing yet to compare it against.
  • Each row records its source. Structured rows come from editor-entered plans with a source URL; summary rows are read out of the editorial pricing summary. Only structured rows can link the plan name to a source.
  • Was and now are the comparable monthly USD figures. A dash means the tier has no honest monthly equivalent — non-USD, usage-metered, one-time and quote-only plans are left unconverted rather than guessed at.
  • Moves belonging to tools that have since been discontinued drop out: the last price change of a dead product is not market news.
  • Showing the 53 most recent moves of 53 recorded.

Recomputed August 31, 2026 · scoring rubric & evidence rules · open dataset (CC-BY 4.0)

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