Front's Autopilot agent jumps 680% to $0.39 a chat as the market leans on quiet cuts and a promo surge
Front raised its Autopilot AI agent 680% to $0.39 a chat, the week's single biggest move. Luma AI reworked its video-credit metering and Together AI pushed Qwen3.7-Max inference up 67%, part of a week that logged 347 pricing and packaging changes with promos running at 2.5x their usual pace.
The week in 30 seconds
Front's Autopilot AI agent jumped 680%, from $0.05 to $0.39 per conversation, the week's single biggest price move.
Luma AI halved its Video-to-Video credit rates while widening what gets metered, and Together AI raised Qwen3.7-Max inference 67%, both AI-usage repricings.
Pulse tracked 347 changes across 339 companies this week, 1.3x the 8-week baseline, with promos running at 2.5x their usual pace and four changes flagged as live A/B tests.
Published pricing-page diffs with at least one valid event, Nov 2 → Nov 9; one diff = one change, classified by its dominant event.
Top 5 moves
- 01HikeFront
Front's Autopilot AI agent jumps 680%, from $0.05 to $0.39 per conversation
$0.05$0.39
The starting price for Front's Autopilot AI agent rose from $0.05 to $0.39 per conversation, the single largest percentage price increase Pulse tracked this week.
- 02Quiet cutLuma AI
Luma AI halves Video-to-Video credit rates but bills more seconds per clip
~30/sec~15/sec
Luma AI halved Seedance 2.0 Video-to-Video rates from about 30 to 15 credits per second, but billing now also counts reference seconds, widening what gets charged. An experiment probe found no test markers, so this reads as a genuine reprice.
- 03HikeTogether AI
Together AI raises Qwen3.7-Max inference prices 67%, drops four serverless models
$1.50$2.50
Qwen3.7-Max serverless inference pricing rose 67% across the board, input from $1.50 to $2.50 and output from $4.50 to $7.50 per 1M tokens, while four lower-usage serverless models were removed from the lineup.
- 04CutPika
Pika cuts Nano Banana 2's per-image cost from 8 to 7 credits
8 credits7 credits
Pika's Nano Banana 2 image generation now costs 7 credits instead of 8, and top-up packs yield more images at unchanged prices, a modest cut alongside a new Nano Banana 2.1 row at 5 credits.
- 05RevealSlack
Slack's $45 Enterprise+ reveal is one arm of a live pricing test
Contact sales$45
Slack's Enterprise+ tier now shows $45 per user/month annually instead of Contact sales, but the daily probe flagged this as one arm of a live A/B test, not yet a confirmed reveal.
Also moved
Raises & quiet cuts
- Krea — Krea's Nano Banana 2.1 cost rose from ~22 to ~25 units/image, one arm of a live A/B test.~22 units/image~25 units/image
- Granola AI — Granola dropped MDM/Intune iOS wrapping from its Enterprise table, also flagged as a live test.ListedRemoved
- Airwallex — Airwallex nudged USD balance yields up across all plans, Explore from 3.45% to 3.48%.3.45%3.48%
- Qodo — Qodo's Pro Team per-credit rate rose from $0.012 to $0.015 as credit packs shrank ~20%.$0.012$0.015
Cuts & giveaways
- ReversingLabs — ReversingLabs cut Community+ from $500/month to $99/year, moving JFrog scanning down to the free tier.$500/month$99/year
- OpenArt — OpenArt added a 30% off GPT Image 2.6 promo through Nov 17, alongside its Kling 4.0 discount.0% off30% off
- Vercel — Vercel's Pro trace retention jump from 1 day to 14 days is one arm of a live A/B test.1 day14 days
Reveals
- Unbounce — Unbounce dropped Contact sales for its Agency plan, now listing $349/month billed annually.Contact sales$349/month
- Bizzabo — Bizzabo revealed Event Experience OS pricing: $499/user/month, from $17,999/year.Not listed$499/user
- Klaviyo — Klaviyo revealed real prices: Email at $20/month, Marketing at $25/month, plus a $1 first-month promo.Not listed$20/month
Packaging & plans
- Captions — Captions renamed Enterprise to Tesseract for business and dropped its itemized perks list.EnterpriseTesseract for business
- MindsDB — MindsDB added Claude Haiku 5.5 to its rate card at $0.10 input / $0.50 output per 1M tokens.No Haiku 5.5 row$0.10 input / $0.50 output
The pattern
Volume ran above baseline: 347 changes across 339 companies, 1.3x the 8-week mean. The pressure is in where it's landing, not in outright hikes. Promos ran at 68, 2.5x baseline, and contractions ran at 89, 1.9x baseline, while price increases (24, 1.3x the mean) barely moved. Teams are reaching for discounts and feature pullbacks more than list-price increases.
AI infrastructure is the connective tissue: Luma AI, Together AI, Qodo, MindsDB, Krea, and Pika all reworked per-credit or per-token rates, a sign that market is still finding its price. Four changes (Slack, Krea, Granola, Vercel) were flagged as one arm of a live test, not a settled change; some of this week's reveals and cuts may reverse once those tests conclude.
What to watch
Watch whether Slack's $45 Enterprise+ price and Vercel's 14-day trace retention survive once their live tests conclude.
Promos are running 2.5x baseline; if that keeps stacking, expect list-to-street price gaps to widen before any of it becomes a real hike.
AI-model marketplaces (Luma AI, Together AI, Qodo, MindsDB) are mid-repricing; more per-credit and per-token adjustments look likely.
Sources (17 diffs)
- Front2026W46
- Luma AI2026W46article
- Together AI2026D311article
- Pika2026D311article
- Slack2026D307article
- Krea2026W46article
- Granola AI2026W46article
- Airwallex2026W46
- Qodo2026W46
- ReversingLabs2026W46
- OpenArt2026D309article
- Vercel2026W46article
- Unbounce2026W46
- Bizzabo2026W46
- Klaviyo2026W46article
- Captions2026D309article
- MindsDB2026W46article
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