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 snapshot all 245 partner pricing pages monthly, so future changes get caught automatically.
KitPRICE HIKE2025Raised 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.”
ManyChatFREE TIER CUT2026The free tier was cut to just 25 contacts in March 2026 — from genuinely usable to a demo.
From the dossier: “The free tier is now tiny (25 contacts after the March-2026 change); paid from $14/mo (Essential), most land on Pro ~$29/mo, up to Business ~$69/mo — and the bill scales with contacts (10k ≈ $131/mo, 25k ≈ $507/mo) (2026).”
DataboxFREE PLAN RETIRED2025–26Retired the free plan entirely; the cheapest way in is now Professional at roughly $159/mo, plus per-data-source fees.
From the dossier: “Since Databox retired its free plan, the cheapest tier is Professional at ~$159/mo; extra data sources run ~$5.60–7 each per month, with cheaper per-source rates on agency plans (2026).”
StreakFREE TIER GONE + REPRICED2025–26The 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.”
MomenceFULL RESTRUCTURE2025Replaced its plans with a free-plus-commission model: $0 with a 5% fee per transaction, or flat tiers that beat it past ~$30k/yr volume.
From the dossier: “(2026) Three tiers after the 2025 restructure: Basic at $0/mo but with a 5% Momence fee on every transaction (plus ~4% passed to clients), Pro about $60/mo with a 2.5% fee, and Custom around $199/mo with no Momence fee — all plus standard card processing (~3.9% + $0.30 in the US).”
Not one-off hikes but standing practice: the price you sign at is not the price you renew at.
HostingerINTRO → RENEWAL JUMPThe 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.”
ChemiCloudINTRO → RENEWAL JUMPStandard renewal rates run about three times the intro price.
From the dossier: “Note the renewal: standard rates run roughly 3x the intro price (often ~$9.95–$14.95/mo).”
UltaHostINTRO → RENEWAL JUMPIndependent reviews report renewals above the intro rate; the sticker holds only on long prepays.
From the dossier: “It's the classic budget-host trade-off: the sticker price only holds if you prepay years up front, and independent reviews report renewals run higher than the intro rate despite the promo framing — so budget for the renewal, not the teaser.”
NordVPNINTRO → RENEWAL JUMPThe classic VPN pattern: a low intro price, a higher renewal.
From the dossier: “Renewals rise from intro rates.”
Monthly snapshots, public receipts. Since July 2026 we capture the pricing page of every tool we cover (245 and counting) each month. When a price moves, it lands here with the before/after. Methodology: how we review · the full corpus: the Atlas · raw data: open dataset.
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