ngrok: Pay-as-you-go TCP addresses cut from 100 included to 1 (then metered $0.005/hr per additional address);…
Pay-as-you-go TCP addresses cut from 100 included to 1 (then metered $0.005/hr per additional address); custom domain hours no longer include 744 free hours, now billed $0.01/active hour from hour one.; New Enterprise plan added as a fourth tier (contact-us pricing) with SSO/SAML, SCIM, dedicated-support SLAs, contracts/invoicing/security reviews, HIPAA/SOC 2/BAAs/custom terms, and AWS Marketplace
What changed
Pay-as-you-go TCP addresses cut from 100 included to 1 (then metered $0.005/hr per additional address); custom domain hours no longer include 744 free hours, now billed $0.01/active hour from hour one.
New Enterprise plan added as a fourth tier (contact-us pricing) with SSO/SAML, SCIM, dedicated-support SLAs, contracts/invoicing/security reviews, HIPAA/SOC 2/BAAs/custom terms, and AWS Marketplace purchasing.
Before and after
Jul 13, 2026 vs Jul 20, 2026Pay-as-you-go TCP addresses cut from 100 included to 1 (then metered $0.005/hr per additional address); custom domain hours no longer include 744 free hours, now billed $0.01/active hour from hour one.
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