Zeroheight Discontinues Professional Plan, Streamlining Pricing for Design System Teams
What happened
Between the Jul 1, 2024 and Oct 1, 2024 captures of Zeroheight's pricing page, Pulse recorded 3 changes: GitLab integration added as a developer integration option; Professional plan discontinued - was positioned between Starter and Enterprise with 'Flexible pricing' for established design system teams; Bitbucket integration added as a developer integration option. Pulse files it as a packaging change (feature added, plan removed) with an upward direction. Pulse's latest capture (Aug 3, 2026) lists Starter at $49.
Zeroheight's previous recorded change was "Zeroheight Introduces Private npm Package Support for Professional and Enterprise Plans" (Q2 2024). Zeroheight has been tracked since 2023-11-30.
In the same window Sketch, Figma and Adobe also changed their Project Management pricing pages. Those moves are listed further down, and the Pulse Agent can compare them side by side.
- — · FeatureAddedNo GitLab integrationGitLab integration
- Starter, Enterprise · PlanRemoved
Before- was positioned between Starter and Enterprise
AfterNot listed
- — · FeatureAddedNo Bitbucket integrationBitbucket integration
| Plan | Field | Before | After | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | Feature | No GitLab integration | GitLab integration | Added |
| Starter, Enterprise | Plan | - was positioned between Starter and Enterprise | Not listed | Removed |
| — | Feature | No Bitbucket integration | Bitbucket integration | Added |
Values as written on Zeroheight's public pricing page in the two captures Pulse compared; where the page states no number, the cells give the wording before and after.
Evidence
The two captures Pulse comparedFull-page captures of Zeroheight's pricing page (zeroheight.com) from Jul 1, 2024 and Oct 1, 2024; the change is marked on the page, where GitLab integration now appears.
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Zeroheight, the last 90 days
Full history- Q3 2025improvedZeroheight Expands Enterprise Plan with Unlimited Styleguides and Advanced User Roles
- Q2 2025improvedZeroheight Introduces Token Automation Feature Across All Plans, Enhancing Documentation Capabilities
- Q1 2025improvedZeroheight Moves MOST POPULAR Badge from Starter to Enterprise Plan, Significantly Impacting Pricing Structure
- Q3 2024improvedZeroheight Discontinues Professional Plan, Streamlining Pricing for Design System Teams · this change
- Q2 2024improvedZeroheight Introduces Private npm Package Support for Professional and Enterprise Plans
Across Project Management in the same window
All Project Management changes- SketchJan 12Sketch Removes Unlimited Versions Metric from Business Plan, Enhancing Focus on Online Storage
- FigmaJan 11Figma Increases Professional Plan Price by 25% to $15/mo Amidst New Features and Plan Renaming
- AdobeJan 10Adobe Creativecloud Introduces Firefly Pro Plan at $29.99/mo with Early Access Pricing, Amidst Multiple Price Increases for Other Plans
Questions about this change
Did Zeroheight raise prices in October 2024?
No list-price increase was recorded between Jul 1, 2024 and Oct 1, 2024. The change Pulse detected was a packaging change: feature added, plan removed.
What changed on Zeroheight's pricing page between Jul 1, 2024 and Oct 1, 2024?
Feature: No GitLab integration → GitLab integration, added; Starter, Enterprise plan: - was positioned between Starter and Enterprise → Not listed, removed; feature: No Bitbucket integration → Bitbucket integration, added. Pulse compared the captures it took on Jul 1, 2024 and Oct 1, 2024; the before/after table above lists each item as written on the page.
How often does Zeroheight change its pricing?
Pulse recorded 1 other pricing-page change for Zeroheight in the 90 days before this one; the previous change was "Zeroheight Introduces Private npm Package Support for Professional and Enterprise Plans" in Q2 2024; Zeroheight has been tracked since 2023-11-30.