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ZeroheightPackaging change · Trial change · Oct 9 → Jan 2, 2026

Zeroheight Introduces 14-Day Free Trial for Enterprise Plan, Enhancing Accessibility and Options for Users

Verified Jan 14, 2026Project ManagementDirection: neutral
The change14-day free trial option — added.
Before · Oct 9No 14-day free trial option
After · Jan 214-day free trial option
added
1 change2 capturesOct 9, 2025 → Jan 2, 2026

What happened

Between the Oct 9, 2025 and Jan 2, 2026 captures of Zeroheight's pricing page, Pulse recorded one change: Enterprise plan now offers 14-day free trial option. Previously only showed 'Contact sales', now shows 'Try free for 14 days, or contact sales for custom pricing.'. Pulse files it as a packaging change (trial change) with a neutral direction. Pulse's latest capture (Aug 3, 2026) lists Starter at $49.

Zeroheight's previous recorded change was "Zeroheight Expands Enterprise Plan with Unlimited Styleguides and Advanced User Roles" (Q3 2025). Before that Pulse recorded "Zeroheight Introduces Token Automation Feature Across All Plans, Enhancing Documentation Capabilities" (Q2 2025), "Zeroheight Moves MOST POPULAR Badge from Starter to Enterprise Plan, Significantly Impacting Pricing Structure" (Q1 2025) and "Zeroheight Discontinues Professional Plan, Streamlining Pricing for Design System Teams" (Q3 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.

  • Enterprise · TrialAdded

    BeforeNo 14-day free trial option

    After14-day free trial option

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 compared

Full-page captures of Zeroheight's pricing page (zeroheight.com) from Oct 9, 2025 and Jan 2, 2026; the change is marked near the top of the page, where 14-day free trial option now appears.

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Zeroheight, pricing history

Full history
  1. Mar 18, 2026packagingZeroheight Removes AI Credits Add-On Option for Starter Plan
  2. Mar 11, 2026improvedZeroheight Rolls Out AI Credits Across All Plans Starting at $250/mo
  3. Week 10, 2026improvedZeroheight Expands Enterprise API Access to Include MCP Support
  4. Jan 14, 2026packagingZeroheight Introduces 14-Day Free Trial for Enterprise Plan, Enhancing Accessibility and Options for Users · this change
  5. Q3 2025improvedZeroheight Expands Enterprise Plan with Unlimited Styleguides and Advanced User Roles
  6. Q2 2025improvedZeroheight Introduces Token Automation Feature Across All Plans, Enhancing Documentation Capabilities
  7. Q1 2025improvedZeroheight Moves MOST POPULAR Badge from Starter to Enterprise Plan, Significantly Impacting Pricing Structure
  8. Q3 2024improvedZeroheight Discontinues Professional Plan, Streamlining Pricing for Design System Teams
  9. Q2 2024improvedZeroheight Introduces Private npm Package Support for Professional and Enterprise Plans
  10. Q1 2024improvedZeroheight Introduces Design Tokens Limits Across All Plans, Enhancing Structure for Users

Across Project Management in the same window

All Project Management changes
  1. SketchJan 12Sketch Removes Unlimited Versions Metric from Business Plan, Enhancing Focus on Online Storage
  2. FigmaJan 11Figma Increases Professional Plan Price by 25% to $15/mo Amidst New Features and Plan Renaming
  3. 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 January 2026?

No list-price increase was recorded between Oct 9, 2025 and Jan 2, 2026. The change Pulse detected was a packaging change: trial change.

What changed on Zeroheight's pricing page between Oct 9, 2025 and Jan 2, 2026?

Enterprise trial: No 14-day free trial option → 14-day free trial option, added. Pulse compared the captures it took on Oct 9, 2025 and Jan 2, 2026; the before/after table above lists each item as written on the page.

How often does Zeroheight change its pricing?

Pulse recorded 0 other pricing-page changes for Zeroheight in the 90 days before this one; the previous change was "Zeroheight Expands Enterprise Plan with Unlimited Styleguides and Advanced User Roles" in Q3 2025; Zeroheight has been tracked since 2023-11-30.