The price-hike registry
SaaS pricing has a memory problem: vendors raise prices, cut free tiers and retire plans — and the old numbers quietly vanish from the internet. We write them down. Every entry below is documented in our hand-researched dossiers, with the evidence shown. And since July 2026 we archive a monthly snapshot of all 513 pricing pages we track, then compare each month against the one before — so a change surfaces even when the vendor announces nothing.
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Caught by our own captures: September 2026 → October 2026
We archive each pricing page we cover once a month, then compare the new capture against the last. This round covers the 373 tools we captured in both September 2026 and October 2026. Comparing the price lines themselves flagged 40 candidates; these 37 survived a human reading of the raw text. The rest were currency selectors, incomplete captures, annual rates disclosed for the first time, or amounts that were never prices — one page was announcing a funding round. Below, the lines are ours, exactly as we captured them. Separately, the automated movement log records every page whose text moved at all, price or not.
Every per-user rate went up while the $19 monthly base fee stayed put, so the increase lands hardest on small teams — a five-person crew on the middle tier pays $5 a month more for the same product.
What we captured in July 2026$4.49/user/mo$5.99/user/mo$10.99/user/mo
What we captured in August 2026$4.99/user/mo$6.99/user/mo$12.99/user/mo
The plan prices held, but the two charges that sit outside them both rose: the one-time setup fee by a third, and the per-minute rate you pay past your bundle by more than half. Neither shows up in a tier comparison.
What we captured in July 2026A one-time setup fee of $15 per account applies.$0.16 per minute after 2500 minutes
What we captured in August 2026A one-time setup fee of $20 per account applies.Calling charges billed separately at $0.25/min, based on actual usage.
Both published tiers moved up, and unevenly: the entry plan rose 14% while the larger one rose 6%, so the gap between them narrowed.
What we captured in July 2026€99€499
What we captured in August 2026€113€527
Not one plan but the whole rate card: every per-piece price on the page moved up by two to six cents. On a mailing of ten thousand pieces that is a few hundred dollars nobody announced.
What we captured in July 2026$0.53$0.59$0.67$1.24$1.49$3.08
What we captured in August 2026$0.56$0.63$0.69$1.27$1.52$3.11
The entry price rose 32%, and the page title changed with it — which is how you can tell it was deliberate rather than a promotion lapsing.
What we captured in July 2026Sellfy Pricing: Plans From $22/mo, 0% Transaction Fees
What we captured in August 2026Sellfy Pricing: Plans From $29/mo, 0% Transaction Fees
A cut, which is rare enough to be worth recording: the advertised starting price dropped by $50 a month. What you actually pay is still quoted per location, so treat this as the opening number rather than the bill.
What we captured in July 2026Find just what you need and get the most out of Weave with simple plans and pricing, starting from $249 per month.
What we captured in August 2026Find just what you need and get the most out of Weave with simple plans and pricing, starting from $199 per month.
The page was rebuilt around annual billing. The $15 headline survived, the old $4.50 line did not, and the tiers are now quoted as yearly totals — which makes the monthly comparison you did in July no longer possible on the same page.
What we captured in July 2026Calilio Pricing | VoIP Plans Starting from $15 Per Month$4.50
What we captured in August 2026Calilio Pricing | Business Telephony at $15 Per Month Only$12billed annually ($144/year)$28billed annually ($336/year)$35
In July the page published a full rate card — per agent, per minute, per message, per token. In August all of it was gone, replaced by an invitation to design a pilot. The product did not necessarily get dearer; it got harder to price without talking to sales.
What we captured in July 20262-1K additional - $20.00/agent51-1M additional - $0.20/minute51-1M additional - $0.1/message1M-100B additional - $0.00000325/token
What we captured in August 2026no prices on the page any more
In July the page sold one subscription: $79 to launch, then $24.99 a month. In August it sells a ladder of four, with yearly and two-year prepay rates beside each. The entry price did not move, but what you are choosing between did — and the marketing service that used to be an optional add-on is now the top tier.
What we captured in July 2026once + $24.99/mo
What we captured in August 2026$24.99$20.83$249.90 billed annually$59.00$49.17$590 billed annually
The individual Pro plan went from $12 to $14.50 a month on annual billing, a 21% rise, while the Team rate ($40 annual, $50 monthly) and the $45 one-off monthly option did not move. The page's own summary sentence was rewritten to carry the new number.
What we captured in August 2026$12Beautiful.ai offers flexible pricing with three main tiers: Pro for individual users at $12/month (billed annually), Team plans for up to 20 users at $40 per user/month (billed annually) or $50 per user/month, and custom
What we captured in September 2026$14.50Beautiful.ai Pro is $14.50 per month billed annually for individuals. The Team plan is $40 per user per month billed annually, or $50 billed monthly, for 2 to 20 seats. A monthly option at $45 covers one-time projects.
Core on annual billing dropped from $20 to $17 a month, shown on the page as a struck-through $20. The credits that come with it moved the other way: August promised $25 of monthly credits, September says $20 towards the most powerful models. A 15% cheaper plan with a 20% smaller allowance is closer to a repackaging than a cut.
What we captured in August 2026$25$20$25 of monthly credits
What we captured in September 2026$20 $17 / month, billed annually$20 towards most powerful models
Held back in August for lack of context; a third capture settles it. The paid buyer subscription, which buys 21 days of early access to new listings over $10,000, was $49 a month or $388 a year in July and August. In September the annual price is $490, a 26% rise, while the $49 monthly rate did not move. The seller-side listing fees and the success-fee ladder are unchanged.
What we captured in August 2026$49$388Just $49.0/per month (Cancel Anytime)
What we captured in September 2026$49$490Just $49.0/per month (Cancel Anytime)
Our 2 August capture still showed the old five-step ladder from $25 to $249 a month. By our 8 August reading the page sold two plans: Basic at $25 and Pro at $329 a month, or $277 a month billed yearly, with everything in between replaced by a credits dropdown and published add-on rates of $10 per extra seat and $5 per extra number. The September capture carries the $277 figure. Read monthly against monthly, the top of the ladder went from $249 to $329, a 32% rise.
What we captured in August 2026$25$49$99$179$249**Your free trial will automatically convert to our Premium Plan ($49/month) when it expires.
What we captured in September 2026$25Additional seat: $10.00 / monthAdditional seat: $100.00 / yearAdditional number: $5.00 / monthAdditional number: $50.00 / year$277
The $400 and $500 Growth rates disappeared and Business went from $1,250 to $2,000 a month. The page title now leads with 'Free & $50/User', which is the small-team price; the enterprise number behind it rose by 60% without a word on the page.
What we captured in August 2026$500/mo$400/mo$1250/mo$1250/mo
What we captured in September 2026AI Sales Assistant Pricing: Free & $50/User | Expertise AI$2000/mo$2000/mo
The August ladder was $49, $139 and $269 a month with user packs sold on top. September sells Basic $19, Pro $99 and Business $329, each with metered add-ons (extra editors, workflow actions, custom domains at $15 a month). The entry price fell by more than half; the top tier rose 22%; and the thing you buy changed shape entirely.
What we captured in August 2026$0$49$139$269+$10 / Extra 10 Users
What we captured in September 2026Basic$19/moPro$99/moBusiness$329/moAdditional custom domains can be added for $15/month, or $13/month when billed annually.
Three tiers became four and the numbers were rounded: $31.95/$24.95 became $30/$25, $49.95/$39.95 became $50/$40. The old top tier at $77.95/$59.95 is gone; the new third tier is $150/$120 and a fourth sits at $597/$497 per user. The marketing line underneath still says 'Starting at $24.95 per user per month', a number that is no longer on the plan cards.
What we captured in August 2026Monthly: $31.95 per user, per monthAnnual: $24.95 per user, per monthMonthly: $49.95 per user, per monthAnnual: $39.95 per user, per monthMonthly: $77.95 per user, per monthAnnual: $59.95 per user, per month
What we captured in September 2026Monthly: $30 per user, per monthAnnual: $25 per user, per monthMonthly: $50 per user, per monthAnnual: $40 per user, per monthMonthly: $150 per user, per monthAnnual: $120 per user, per monthMonthly: $597 per user, per monthAnnual: $497 per user, per month
In August we recorded the entry plan rising from $29/$22 to $39/$29 (monthly/yearly) and the page title changing with it. In September the title says 'From $22/mo' again and Starter is back at $29 monthly against $22 yearly, the exact July figures. Business ($79/$59) and Premium ($159/$119) did not move in either month. Whether August was a test or a promotion lapsing the page does not say; what it shows is that the increase lasted about a month.
What we captured in August 2026Sellfy Pricing: Plans From $29/mo, 0% Transaction Fees$39$29Up to $10k in sales per year
What we captured in September 2026Sellfy Pricing: Plans From $22/mo, 0% Transaction FeesStarting from $29 $22 /moUp to $10k in sales per year
August listed flat plans at $49, $99 and $199 a month and an $8,000 figure for the top of the range. September prices every plan per user: $29.99, $99.99 and $199.99 a month per seat. For one person the entry plan got cheaper; for a team of three the same tiers now cost roughly two to three times what the flat rate did.
What we captured in August 2026$8,000$49$99$199
What we captured in September 2026$29.99 /mo per user$99.99 /mo per user$199.99 /mo per user
August's page warned that the $795 AI Employee plan 'moves to $1,000/mo soon' and offered Core at $75 for three months then $125. September's page has neither number: Core is $79 a month, AI Employee is $695, and a $2,500 setup fee appears on one plan. The threatened rise became a cut on the headline and a fee underneath it.
What we captured in August 2026$75$125for 3 months, then $125/mo$795Moves to $1,000/mo soon. Lock in now
What we captured in September 2026$79/month$695/month$0 setup fee$2,500 setup fee
Our 1 September capture opened on monthly billing: Grow €99 and Scale €299 a month against struck-through €247 and €599. The 1 October capture opened on yearly billing at 40% off: Grow €49, Scale €199. Read live on 7 October with the toggle on monthly, Grow is still €99 but Scale is €399, a third more than on 1 September, while its plan now carries 120 articles in four languages. On yearly billing Grow read €49 twice and €59 once on the same day, so that figure is being tested.
What we captured in September 2026€247€99/month€599€299/month
What we captured in October 2026€49€49/month€247€247€199€199/month€599€599
The whole ladder was renamed and repriced. September's page still sold extra data sources at $5.60 each a month; October's has no per-source fee: each plan includes a fixed number of sources and more means moving up a tier. The new tiers are Analyst, Team in two sizes at $249 and $399 a month on monthly billing, and Agency from $99, which adds clients in packs at $20 a month.
What we captured in September 2026$5.60/mo per addtl. data source
What we captured in October 2026The Team plan is built for collaborative analytics, in two sizes. Core: 3 users, 10 data sources, 500 AI credits/mo, $249/month. Scale: 10 users, 30 data sources, 1,000 AI credits/mo, $399/month, plus sub-accounts for muThe Agency plan is for agencies managing multiple clients: starts at $99/month with unlimited users, 20 data sources, and 300 AI credits/mo, plus bulk actions, custom templates, and cross-client reporting. Add capacity wEach client pack costs $20/month
In September the page still published a free preview and Business at $2,000 a month, a figure that had risen from $1,250 the month before. In October there is no amount anywhere on it: three tiers, Premier, Enterprise and Unlimited, each behind a 'Book a demo' button, and an FAQ saying pricing follows your workflows and deployment. The free preview went with the numbers.
What we captured in September 2026AI Sales Assistant Pricing: Free & $50/User | Expertise AI$2000/moGive your AI a voice. Includes 300 voice minutes per month, then $0.25 per additional minute.
What we captured in October 2026no prices on the page any more
September's page showed named tiers: a free plan, Launch at $499 and Scale at $979. October's prices paid plans by monthly order volume through a calculator, from $499 for 750 orders; the $979 plan no longer exists, and our 23 September reading of the calculator put 5,000 orders at $1,149. The free Core plan stays, capped at 500 orders a month, after which imports pause until the next month.
What we captured in September 2026$979
What we captured in October 2026From $499/month500/mo, then imports pause until next month
The plan prices held at $59, $149 and $299 a month on annual billing. What moved is the cost of growing: in September an extra user cost $100 a month on Essentials and $75 on MAX; in October the page prints one rate, $35 a month per additional user, and no extra-seat price for Essentials at all. The cards also gained introductory offers on monthly billing, which are promotions rather than prices.
What we captured in September 2026*Additional users $100/mo each*Additional users $75/mo each
What we captured in October 2026*$35/mo per additional user
The two top tiers on Intelis's own pricing page came down by $100 a month each: Business from $499 to $399 and Enterprise from $849 to $749, with annual Enterprise from $8,490 to $7,490. The three lower tiers did not move. The cut also ended a disagreement we had recorded in August, when the Shopify listing and the vendor's homepage showed lower figures than the pricing page; by 8 September all three agreed.
What we captured in September 2026$499.00$4990$849.00$8490
What we captured in October 2026$399.00$749.00$7490
September's page sold four flat plans at $17, $85, $170 and $900 a month on annual billing. October's sells three plans per seat: Starter at $20 a seat, Plus at $50 a seat annually or $60 monthly, and Max at $100 annually or $150 monthly, with credits allotted per seat. For one person the plan called Plus now costs about three times what it did; the $900 top tier has no successor on the page.
What we captured in September 2026$17/mo*Billed $200 yearly$85/mo$170/mo$900/mo
What we captured in October 2026$20per seat/mo, billed annually$60$50per seat/mo, billed annually$150$100per seat/mo, billed annually
The plan prices held: Email at $69 a month or $55 yearly, Multichannel at $109 or $87. Two things around them changed. The Email plan's 'From $55 /user /mo' became 'From $55 /mo', and the page now says it covers unlimited users. And contact data stopped being pay-per-success: September sold rechargeable credits at $10 for 1,000; October sells lead-data enrichment as a monthly add-on at $20 ($16 yearly) for 2,000 credits, with buying-intent signals as a separate $29 ($21 yearly) add-on.
What we captured in September 20261k credits - 200 emails or 50 phones - $10From $55 /user /mo
What we captured in October 2026$20$16$29$21From $55 /mo
September's page published three plans, a free Basic plan paid for by a 5% fee on every transaction, Pro at $60 a month at 2.5% and Custom at $199 with no Momence fee, plus card-processing rates per country. By 25 September it carried none of that: a 'Let's talk pricing' form asking for your name, business and website, and a footer that now reads Xplor Momence. The October capture and our 7 October reading confirm it.
What we captured in September 2026$60$1993.9% + $0.30 for online card payments3.7% + $0.05 for in-person card payments
What we captured in October 2026no prices on the page any more
The Self Service floor went from $199 to $499 a month, two and a half times the old figure, with the free trial still included and Managed Services unchanged at $2,500. $499 is where the cheapest self-managed tier sat in July, before the August rebuild, so the low entry price lasted about two months. Overage is still billed after month close and still not published.
What we captured in September 2026From $199
What we captured in October 2026From $499
Two annual rates moved in opposite directions, one month after the September change: Core went from $17 to $18 a month billed annually and Pro from $95 to $90, while the monthly rates ($20 and $100) and the credit allowances did not move. Small steps, but this is the third different annual Core price in three captures: $20 in August, $17 in September, $18 in October.
What we captured in September 2026$20 $17 / month, billed annually$100 $95 / month, billed annually
What we captured in October 2026$20 $18 / month, billed annually$100 $90 / month, billed annually
Three Secure Cloud pod rates went up: the H100 SXM from $3.29 to $3.49 an hour, the A100 PCIe from $1.39 to $1.59, and one entry-level card from $0.44 to $0.49. The rest of the card, from $0.27 to $7.89 an hour, did not move. For the H100 SXM it is the second rise since July, when it was $2.99.
What we captured in September 2026$3.29/hr$1.39/hr$0.44/hr
What we captured in October 2026$3.49/hr$1.59/hr$0.49/hr
The annual Accelerator rate rose from $175 to $212 a month, 21%, and the saving the page advertises against monthly billing fell from $900 a year to $446. The monthly rate ($250), Starter ($100, annual only) and both Standard figures ($500 monthly, $425 annually) did not move. The same rebuild moved Walmart repricing off the entry plan: Starter now covers one marketplace and Accelerator adds Walmart.
What we captured in September 2026$250 $175/month$900 saving
What we captured in October 2026$212/monthbilled $2,544/year · save $446
The Studio Seasonal plan, $55 a month on a three-month commitment ($165 up front), is gone. In its place is a Studio 7-Day Pass at $35 one-time for a single event. The monthly and annual rates for Studio ($65 and $45) and Suite ($99 and $79) did not move.
What we captured in September 2026$55Save $30 when you get 3 months of pro streaming tools for just $165. Lock in this plan today and keep saving when your subscription continues at this special rate — even after the promo ends!">
What we captured in October 2026$35
In September Premium cost $14 a user a month for the first year on annual billing, renewing at $18. In October that two-step price is gone: Premium is $16 annually from the start and $24 monthly, and Starter shows $12 on monthly billing beside the $9 annual rate. A new buyer pays $2 a month more in year one and $2 less from year two.
What we captured in September 2026* $14 per license per month applies to your first year of Premium annual, then renews at $18 per license per month.
What we captured in October 2026$16$12$24
Our 1 September capture showed a ladder starting at $3.99 a month on annual billing ($4.99 monthly), with higher-volume steps at $399.99 and $799.99. By our 19 September reading upsell.com and its Shopify listing showed a new ladder priced by order volume, with every feature on every plan: Free up to 50 orders, Growth at $9.99, Scale at $199 a month ($149 annually), Elite at $499 ($399 annually) and Enterprise on quote above 20,000 orders. The October capture carries the $199 and $499 figures.
What we captured in September 2026$3.99/moBilled annually, $4.99 monthly.$399.99/mo$799.99/mo
What we captured in October 2026starting at$199/mostarting at$499/mo
Every list price rose, by 25% to 34% a month: Professional from $79 to $99, Advanced from $149 to $199 and Scale from $349 to $449, with the yearly totals from $758 to $950, $1,430 to $1,910 and $3,638 to $4,310. Our dossier dates the rise to between 23 and 25 September. Employee Advocacy stayed at $199 a month for 25 employees.
What we captured in September 2026$79/month$149/month$349/month$758/year$1,430/year$3,638/year
What we captured in October 2026$99/month$199/month$449/month$950/year$1,910/year$4,310/year
September's page priced per seat: Pro at $3 a user a month and Business+ at $8 on annual billing, with flat bundles beside them. October's sells flat packages only: Lite at $51 a month for up to 20 users and Business+, now the plan with the AI agents, at $50 a month for up to 5 users, both on annual billing ($63 and $62 monthly). Twenty users on Business+ cost $89 a month in September; the page now prints no price above five.
What we captured in September 2026$3$8Up to 50 users (1.56 per user)
What we captured in October 2026$50$51
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Documented changes
Raised prices roughly 35% across paid tiers. The free tier is still best-in-class; the paid tiers now deserve comparison shopping.
From the dossier: “And the 35% price hike in 2025 changed the value math: the free tier is still arguably the best in creator email, but paid tiers now deserve comparison shopping rather than default loyalty.”
The free tier was cut to just 25 contacts in March 2026 — from genuinely usable to a demo.
From the dossier: “The free tier, meanwhile, is a demo — 25 active contacts since the March 2026 change.”
The free tier disappeared and per-seat prices moved up to real-CRM levels — the 'lightweight Gmail add-on' era is over.
From the dossier: “And note the trajectory: the free tier is gone and per-seat prices sit at real-CRM levels now, so the 'lightweight Gmail add-on' framing no longer matches the invoice.”
First replaced its plans with a free-plus-commission model ($0 with a 5% fee per transaction, or flat tiers that beat it past ~$30k a year); then, in September 2026, took every price off the page in favour of a 'Let's talk pricing' form.
From the dossier: “Quote-only since September 2026.”
Structural intro-to-renewal jumps
Not one-off hikes but standing practice: the price you sign at is not the price you renew at.
The headline price holds only if you prepay years up front — renewals are the number-one complaint.
From the dossier: “The headline price only holds if you prepay years up front — renewals run several times the intro rate, the number-one complaint.”
Those plans renew at $11.95, $17.95 and $21.95 a month. The renewal figures held steady across our July and August captures while the advertised intro price dropped — the renewal is the number to judge it on.
From the dossier: “The honest catch is the one every budget host shares: the headline price is an introductory rate, and renewals land roughly three times higher, so judge it on the renewal cost, not the sign-up teaser.”
The exception that proves the rule: each card states it renews at its own rate for the same term ('Renews at $3.44/mo for 2 years'). The $4.39 and $6.89 our August capture showed turned out to be the monthly rate and the struck-through list price, not a hidden renewal step. Read the renewal line on the card you actually buy.
From the dossier: “What works in its favour is the renewal: each card states it renews at the same rate for the same term, so the usual cheap-first-term-then-dear-second trap is at least written down.”
The classic VPN pattern: Basic goes from about €3.49 a month to roughly €11.59 on renewal — about a threefold step.
From the dossier: “Read the renewal line before you buy: those same plans renew at €139.08, €219.48 and €338.28 a year, so Basic goes from about €3.49 a month to about €11.59 — roughly a threefold step.”
How we track
Monthly snapshots, public receipts. Since July 2026 we capture the pricing page of every tool we cover (513 and counting) each month, and store the price lines exactly as they appeared. Each month we compare the new capture against the last.
A machine finds it, a person publishes it. The comparison produces candidates, not entries. Amounts moving on a page is not proof that a price moved: a currency selector, a page that failed to load, an annual rate shown for the first time and a funding announcement all look identical to a script. So somebody reads the raw lines from both months before anything lands here, and writes down what the change actually was. In the September 2026→October 2026 round that took 40 candidates down to 18. Methodology: how we review · the full corpus: the Atlas · raw data: the open dataset, or take this month straight from aibm-pricewatch.csv — every row above plus the unchanged ones, CC BY 4.0.
Spotted a change we missed? Email daniel@aibuildermarketplace.com with a link — receipts appreciated.
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