Verified SaaS plan and packaging changes since 2024: new pricing units, changed limits and merged tiers, each with a source.
On October 19, 2026, Notion said Business and Enterprise seats include 1,500 Standard and 500 Select credits a month, live for new customers that day. Existing customers move on November 2; admins can buy extra credits. The post lists no dollar prices.
DeepSeek's October 17, 2026 note lists search and fetch endpoints at $0.75 per 1,000 calls each. Server-side tool calls through DeepSeek Harness, Claude Code and Codex are currently free, and billing begins at 16:00 UTC on October 31, 2026.
Sources:DeepSeek API docs, V4.1-Flash-1017 release, October 2026DeepSeek
From October 1, 2026 for new customers, beehiiv's Launch, Scale and Max become Free, Lite and Pro. Pro allows up to 250,000 subscribers and 10 team seats, Lite up to 100,000 subscribers and 2 seats, and every plan includes podcasts, community and digital products. Existing customers keep current rates until a renewal on or after November 1, 2026.
In its newsletter of 8 September 2026 Sertifier said it updated its pricing structure and diversified its add-ons so customers can build custom packages. The post says the structure applies only to new customers and any additional accounts created from now on; existing accounts and current plans are unaffected. No prices are given.
Sources:Sertifier monthly newsletter, August 2026 (published 8 September 2026)Sertifier
Botpress said it now charges per conversation instead of per incoming message, bundles AI spend into every plan and includes unlimited bots on paid plans. Listed prices: Plus $150, Team $750 a month. It applies only to workspaces created after May 14, 2026; legacy plans stay as they are for now.
Webflow combined its CMS and Business Site plans into one Premium Site plan ($25 a month billed yearly, $39 monthly) and added a Team plan. It said some customers will see an increase, some a decrease and some no change. New purchases from May 13, 2026; existing sites at their first renewal on or after June 29 or, for Freelancer, Agency and legacy-pricing sites, November 16, 2026.
Sources:Webflow blog, May 13, 2026: simplified plans and updated pricingWebflow community update: Updates to Webflow Plans and PricingWebflow
Render's April 23, 2026 changelog says Pro ($25 a month flat) replaces Professional ($19 per member) and Scale ($499 a month flat) replaces Organization ($29 per member), with unlimited members. Hobby and Pro include less bandwidth than the legacy plans. Workspaces still on legacy plans move automatically on August 1, 2026.
TechCrunch reported on April 9, 2026 that OpenAI added a $100-a-month Pro tier with five times the Codex usage of Plus. The $200 Pro tier, with 20 times Plus limits, no longer appears on the pricing page, though OpenAI confirmed it is still available.
Sources:TechCrunch, April 9, 2026ChatGPT
Clay's March 11, 2026 pricing memo gives every plan Data Credits and Actions and cuts marketplace data costs by 50 to 90%. The company compared Growth's $495 start with its legacy Pro plan ($800); its FAQ says the top-up premium falls from 50% to 30%. Existing customers can stay on legacy plans.
Sources:Clay blog, pricing memo, March 11, 2026Clay FAQ, what is changingClay docs, legacy plansClay
Bitwarden's community announcement said Premium is available at $1.65 a month ($19.80 billed annually) and Families at $3.99 a month ($47.88 billed annually; up to six users, per Thurrott). Existing Premium and early Families 2019 customers get a one-time 25% loyalty discount on their next year of renewal. Previous prices are not stated.
Sources:Bitwarden community announcement, January 2026Thurrott, February 2026Bitwarden
Descript said Legacy and Sunset plan subscribers are migrated automatically to its new plans, which use media minutes and a pool of AI credits, on their next billing date after November 17, 2025. Free users moved on September 23, 2025. The company said most customers will not see a price change, though some prices could increase.
Sources:Descript Help Center: Understanding your Legacy and Sunset planDescript release roundup, September 24, 2025Descript
Microsoft's licensing FAQ says that as of November 1, 2025 Enterprise suites with Teams are again available to all customers worldwide in all channels, and prices of Enterprise and Business suites without Teams are reduced. Existing customers get the new pricing at their next renewal; suites with Teams are not affected.
Sources:Microsoft Licensing FAQ, Teams and Microsoft 365 suitesMicrosoft 365
On October 29, 2025 Semrush announced Semrush One in Starter, Pro+ and Advanced tiers, adding AI visibility tracking to its SEO data. Introductory pricing for new customers starts at $165 a month billed annually. The announcement does not say what happens to existing plans.
Square announced three unified plans in the US: Free ($0), Plus ($49 a month per location) and Premium ($149 a month per location), replacing 18 a la carte subscriptions. In-person rates are 2.5% + 15 cents on Plus and 2.4% + 15 cents on Premium. Most existing US sellers can adopt the new plans.
From September 11, 2025 PostHog bills data pipelines on rows exported and trigger events instead of all events ingested. The monthly free allowances are 10,000 trigger events and 1 million rows exported; usage up to the previous day was billed under the old scheme.
Sources:PostHog blog: data pipeline pricing, September 2025PostHog
Announced September 9, 2025: the Pro plan replaces fixed allotments across infrastructure products with $20 of flexible monthly credit, and adds free Viewer seats. Vercel said the new plan would start rolling out automatically in October, with opt-in available immediately, and the Hobby plan stays unchanged.
Sources:Vercel blog, A more flexible Pro planVercel changelog, included Pro usage is credit basedVercel
With the V3.1 release DeepSeek said new API pricing starts and off-peak discounts end at 16:00 UTC on September 5, 2025; until then the current pricing applied. The page shows the price figures only in an image, so no amounts are given here.
Effective August 27, 2025, Make replaced operations with credits as its billing unit. Existing operation balances were converted to credits at a 1:1 ratio, and Make's notice says current plans and pricing, including the cost of buying credits, remain unchanged.
Sources:Make help center, credits announcementMake help center, credits are liveMake
FlutterFlow said new Basic, Growth and Business plans, with lower-cost single-seat options for Growth and Business, replace the Standard, Pro and Teams plans from August 18, 2025. Users had 30 days to choose; billing changes apply at the next renewal.
Sources:FlutterFlow blog, updates to plans and pricing, June 2025FlutterFlow
For pages published after August 4, 2025, Patreon replaced its Pro (8%) and Premium (12%) plans with one standard plan that takes 10% of creator earnings. Creators who published before that date keep their existing rates, according to TechCrunch and Tubefilter.
Sources:TechCrunch, June 2025Tubefilter, June 18, 2025Patreon
On July 15, 2025, Pipedrive announced new plans, Lite, Growth, Premium and Ultimate, replacing Essential, Advanced, Professional/Power and Enterprise. Pipedrive said switching to the best-matched plan means more features at the same cost for many existing customers, and switching to a new plan updates the subscription to Pipedrive's latest list pricing.
Sources:Pipedrive press release, July 15, 2025Pipedrive knowledge basePipedrive
Starting June 24, 2025, Airtable no longer charges for AI on a per-seat basis on Team and Business plans. Team plans get 15,000 monthly AI credits per billable collaborator and self-serve Business plans get 20,000 per paid user; unused add-on time is credited to the next invoice.
With its June 2025 plan update, Slack said the Slack AI add-on is no longer available to buy on its website, and conversation summaries and huddle notes are included on all paid plans. Existing add-on buyers keep access until their first renewal after August 17, 2025; recaps and translations require Business+.
Sources:Slack help center articleSlack announcement, June 17, 2025Slack
Teachable said new plans are available to new schools from the week of June 2, 2025. Builder, Growth and Advanced carry 0% base transaction fees (Builder was 5% on the old Basic plan) and Starter carries 7.5%. Existing schools were moved between June 15 and July 15, 2025.
Sources:Teachable blog, 2025 pricing and plan updatesTeachable
On May 13, 2025, Notion said the Business and Enterprise plans now include unlimited Notion AI, with all-in-one pricing starting at $20 per user a month. Updated pricing applied to new subscriptions that day; for existing customers it starts at the first renewal after August 13, 2025.
Sources:Notion announcement, May 2025Notion release notes, May 13, 2025Notion
Anthropic introduced Claude Max on April 9, 2025, according to CNBC and Maginative: a $100-a-month tier with five times the usage of the $20 Claude Pro plan, and a $200-a-month tier with twenty times.
Sources:CNBC (via NBC Miami), April 9, 2025Maginative, April 9, 2025Claude
From March 1, 2025, Fivetran applies monthly-active-row tiering per connection instead of per account, marks identical re-synced rows as free, bases annual contract discounts on commitment level, and no longer offers the Starter and Private Deployment plans. Fivetran said the change is calibrated to be neutral for the typical user.
In March 2025 Grammarly began gradually migrating Premium users to its Pro plan, which includes everything in Premium plus twice the generative AI prompts (2,000 a month). Grammarly said billing amounts stay the same and it was not increasing the price at that time. Applies to Premium bought directly from Grammarly; App Store and Google Play subscribers are not affected.
Squarespace's February 25, 2025 post announced four website plans (Basic, Core, Plus, Advanced) to eventually replace Personal, Business, Commerce and Commerce Advanced. Existing customers can stay on legacy plans, but changing plan or billing cycle moves them to a new plan with no way back.
Sources:Squarespace blog, updates to Squarespace website plansSquarespace
Klaviyo's billing changes took effect on February 18, 2025 for customers who pay by credit card: an email plan must cover the account's active profile count, and accounts over their profile limit move up a plan automatically. Free accounts are not upgraded automatically; flexible sending and auto-downgrade options were added to billing preferences.
OpenAI announced ChatGPT Pro as a new $200-per-month subscription tier on December 5, 2024. TechCrunch reported that it includes unlimited access to OpenAI's models, the full o1 model and o1 pro mode, and is ten times the cost of ChatGPT Plus.
From 24 September 2024 Zeplin's Basic plan also comes in 9- and 12-project packs, a per-seat Advanced plan covers up to 50 projects, and Team and Organization became legacy plans no longer sold to new buyers. Existing subscribers keep their terms. The guide gives no prices; Zeplin's pricing page, as read on 22 October 2026, lists Advanced at $12 per seat a month, paid annually.
Sources:Zeplin support, Guide to Zeplin plans, September 2024Zeplin pricing page (current, read 22 October 2026)Zeplin
From August 1, 2024 Baserow Cloud Premium costs $10 per user a month billed annually or $12 monthly, with rows per workspace up from 10,000 to 50,000 and storage from 5 GB to 20 GB. Advanced on monthly billing moved to $22 per user, with no change for yearly cycles. Existing Premium subscribers keep their current price until the end of their billing cycle. Earlier prices are not stated.
On August 1, 2024 PostHog announced separate pricing for identified and anonymous events in product analytics; until then every event was charged the same. Identified events cost the same as before; the company said anonymous events are between 55% and 80% cheaper for most customers and will soon become the default.
Sources:PostHog blog: product analytics pricing, August 2024PostHog
On July 10, 2024 Stripe replaced Billing Starter (0.5% of Billing volume) and Billing Scale (0.8%) with a single Stripe Billing package at 0.7% of Billing volume. Customers who were on the old plans kept a promotional 0.5% rate until June 30, 2025.
Sources:Stripe support: July 2024 changes to Stripe BillingStripe
Smartsheet said a new pricing and packaging model starts for new customers on June 24, 2024, replacing its four existing tiers and the paid editor and free collaborator model with licensed members. Existing customers move at their renewal dates in 2025. Per-member prices were not given in these sources.
Sources:Constellation Research, quoting Smartsheet CEO, June 2024Smartsheet Q1 fiscal 2025 earnings call transcript, June 5, 2024Smartsheet
Foxit announced PDF Editor, PDF Editor+ (with 150 eSign envelopes a year), eSign Essentials (250 envelopes a year) and eSign Business (unlimited). Existing eSign Pro and Enterprise customers are encouraged to move to eSign Business at renewal; switching is optional for others.
In a 10 June 2024 post Zeplin said the Free plan no longer has user limits (one project, up to 100 screens) and introduced a Basic plan sold per project or project pack at one flat monthly rate with unlimited seats. The post gives no prices or effective date.
beehiiv's April 18, 2024 post says the Scale plan is available at a lower price (starting at $39 a month), a new Max plan starts at $99, and pricing now depends on subscriber count. The Launch plan gained three features, and legacy Grow users move to Scale; some users whose price rises keep legacy pricing for several months.
From April 2, 2024, Zapier upgraded Starter customers to Professional at no extra cost, added 750 and 1,500 task tiers to Professional, and phased out the Company plan in favor of a new Enterprise plan. Paths, Filter and Formatter steps no longer count as tasks.
Sources:Zapier plan improvements postZapier community announcement, April 2024Zapier
From April 1, 2024 Microsoft sold commercial Microsoft 365 and Office 365 suites without Teams outside the EEA and Switzerland, where the suites with Teams were no longer sold to new subscribers, and listed Teams Enterprise at $5.25 per user a month. Existing customers can keep, renew and add seats to current suites.
Sources:Microsoft Licensing, realigning global licensing for Microsoft 365Microsoft Teams
From February 1, 2024 Phrase launched plans that include every platform capability under one subscription, instead of separate product licenses; Language Service Providers get a dedicated plan. Existing customers keep their arrangement until contract renewal unless they switch earlier.
Sources:Phrase: New Pricing for a New Era, January 31, 2024Phrase