Product change·Aug 31 → Sep 7, 2026·Week 37, 2026·Cybersecurity & Identity Management
Gitguardian drops developer-count tiers from plan cards and enterprise CTA
Removed developer-count eligibility subtitles from plan cards ('up to 25 devs', 'up to 500 developers', '500+ developer organizations'); enterprise CTA banner reworded from 'More than 500 developers?' to 'Complex environment?'
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Removed developer-count eligibility subtitles from plan cards ('up to 25 devs', 'up to 500 developers', '500+ developer organizations'); enterprise CTA banner reworded from 'More than 500 developers?' to 'Complex environment?'
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What changed
Removed developer-count eligibility subtitles from plan cards ('up to 25 devs', 'up to 500 developers', '500+ developer organizations'); enterprise CTA banner reworded from 'More than 500 developers?' to 'Complex environment?'
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