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Week in review

Weekly issues

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  1. Week 41, 2026·Sep 28 – Oct 4, 2026·279 changes

    Intercom tests a $19 seat while the rest of the market shows its prices: 15 reveals in a week of quiet cuts

    Intercom is quietly testing a cheaper Essential seat, showing $19 to some visitors and $29 to the rest. Around it, MindsDB raised DeepSeek rates while ending a $5,000 credit match, n8n cut Assistant credits 30% at unchanged prices, and Slack put a $45 price on Enterprise+. Across 279 changes on 4,396 tracked pricing pages, price reveals ran at more than double their eight-week norm.

    IIntercom
    MMindsDB
    Nn8n
    Ffal
    SSlack
    LLuma AI
    BBaremetrics
    SSynthesia
  2. Week 40, 2026·Sep 21 – Sep 27, 2026·276 changes

    Packaging rewrites outpace price moves: credits, bundles and metered add-ons

    Snyk, Wiz and Vercel rebuilt their tiers while Baseten and Datadog re-metered AI usage. 276 changes across 268 companies, 1.4 times the eight-week average, with 125 packaging moves against 56 pure price changes.

    SSnyk
    WWiz
    VVercel
    BBaseten
    SStripe
    NNotion
    DDocker
    FFramer
  3. Week 39, 2026·Sep 14 – Sep 20, 2026·223 changes

    Support tiers, disclosed rates and a hidden price: packaging moved more than prices

    Vapi rebuilt its plans around Success Packages, Shopify printed its Plus processing rates, Postman pulled Enterprise's $49 price, and Together raised Qwen3.7-Max 25%. 223 changes across 213 companies, 1.1 times the eight-week average.

    VVapi
    SShopify
    GGitLab
    SSalesforce
    PPostman
    TTogether AI
    MMindsDB
    LLuma AI
  4. Week 38, 2026·Sep 7 – Sep 13, 2026·196 changes

    Credits replace rate limits, flat rates replace meters: a normal week with structural moves

    Raycast split Pro into credit tiers and added a $50 Max plan, Vercel bundled CDN overages into a flat plan, Canva cut Pro to $144 a year, and DeepSeek folded two Flash models into one. 196 changes across 193 companies, in line with the eight-week average.

    RRaycast
    VVercel
    TTogether AI
    MMindsDB
    MMintlify
    DDeepSeek
    CCanva
    DDevin
  5. Week 37, 2026·Aug 31 – Sep 6, 2026·204 changes

    Metrics and packages rewritten: steps, hosts, hours and regions outnumber price hikes

    Atlassian re-metered Jira automation, Datadog redefined a billable database host, Twilio moved Video to free hours then $1 per user-hour, Modal cut its region surcharge floor, and Salesforce dropped the Free Suite. 204 changes across 202 companies, a normal week by count.

    MModal
    AAtlassian
    TTwilio
    SSalesforce
    DDatadog
    SSynthesia
    RRunwayml
    OOpenAI
  6. Week 36, 2026·Aug 24 – Aug 30, 2026·149 changes·Quiet week

    A quiet week for list prices, a loud one for metering: tokens, seats, events and parsing

    Vercel re-metered Connect as Token Requests, Stripe moved Metronome's Startup plan to per-event pricing, OpenAI added a $100 Premium seat, Wispr Flow printed an $18 Growth price and Cohere added Parse 5. 149 changes across 147 companies, 0.7 times the eight-week average.

    VVercel
    SStripe
    OOpenAI
    HHubSpot
    WWispr Flow
    CCohere
    PPostman
    IIntercom
  7. Week 35, 2026·Aug 17 – Aug 23, 2026·209 changes

    Agent pricing takes shape: usage models, factory tiers and platform fees replace flat plans

    Twilio moved Video to pay-as-you-go at $0.004 a minute, X added Imagine image and video models, Warp launched five Factories tiers with a $10,000 Early Access credit, MindsDB added a 5% platform fee and DeepSeek exempted weekends from peak pricing. 209 changes across 206 companies.

    TTwilio
    XX
    WWarp
    MMindsDB
    DDeepSeek
    CCerebras
    LLuma AI
    IIdeogram