ngrok: TCP address limit raised to 100 + governance suite now requires SSO/RBAC

Between the Jul 20, 2026 and Jul 27, 2026 captures of ngrok's pricing page, Pulse recorded 2 changes: Pay-as-you-go plan's included TCP Addresses increased from 1 (then $0.005/hr per additional address) to 100 included, with the per-address overage note removed. Identity and Access Governance Suite (SCIM, Account-Wide IP Restrictions, Audit Logs) now states it requires the SSO/RBAC add-on as a prerequisite. In detail: The Identity and Access Governance Suite (SCIM, Account-Wide IP Restrictions, Audit Logs) now states it requires the SSO/RBAC add-on as a prerequisite; Pay-as-you-go plan's included TCP Addresses increased from 1 (then $0.005/hr per additional address) to 100 included; the per-address overage note was removed. Pulse files it as a packaging change (feature change, limit increase) with an upward direction. Pulse's latest capture (Oct 26, 2026) lists Hobbyist at $8 and Pay-as-you-go at $20.

It lands 7 days after ngrok's previous change, "ngrok: Pay-as-you-go TCP addresses cut from 100 included to 1 (then metered $0.005/hr per additional address);…" (Jul 20, 2026). Before that Pulse recorded "ngrok: Support restructured — On-Call now $200/mo, new 24x7 Paging add-on" (Jul 3, 2026) and "ngrok prices Dedicated On-Call support at $200/mo, caps Hobbyist domains at 10" (May 5, 2026). ngrok has been tracked since 2026-03-01.

In the same window Tailscale and Google Cloud also changed their Cloud & DevOps pricing pages. Those moves are listed further down, and the Pulse Agent can compare them side by side.