Pricing activity is a running log of the material changes we track across the Blueprint — price moves, packaging and plan changes, and product launches. Newest first, each linked to the company it affects.
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Unbabel's self-serve AI-translation product Widn.ai is scheduled to be decommissioned on 2026-08-27 and replaced by TransPerfect's GlobalLink Now. Widn.ai was Unbabel's only public price ladder (Free / $19 / $90 / Custom); its retirement returns the company to a fully sales-gated posture under the GlobalLink brand following the August 2025 TransPerfect acquisition.
sourcegraph.com/pricing now shows a single Enterprise plan starting at 6K with seat-scaled, org-wide pooled AI credits. The self-serve Cody consumer tiers are gone, and the standalone agentic successor Amp was spun out to ampcode.com with separate billing.
Phind shut down its AI developer search service on 2026-01-16 (data deleted 2026-01-30, prorated Pro refunds) — roughly six weeks after a ~$10.4M raise (Bessemer + YC, reported 2025-12-03). As of 2026-06-08 phind.com/plans returns a Vercel 404 DEPLOYMENT_NOT_FOUND. Final plan prices are third-party indicative (Free $0; Pro ~$20/mo; Business ~$40/user/mo) because the app rendered prices from a runtime API web archives never captured.
Clipdrop's developer API pricing page (clipdrop.co/apis/pricing) no longer publishes per-call or credit rates. It now renders a Jasper Contact-us form to request additional credits or migrate to Jasper's API services, reflecting Jasper's ownership of the product. Consumer Free and flat-fee Pro tiers remain self-serve on clipdrop.co/pricing.
Oxylabs is discounting Web Unblocker by 40% for six months via coupon code WU40 at checkout, cutting the entry Micro plan from .40/GB (5/mo) to .64/GB (5/mo) and applying across all Regular and Enterprise Web Unblocker tiers.
ScraperAPI acquired Traject Data, bringing dedicated SERP and e-commerce data APIs into its product line and extending the same API-credit metering across structured search-results and marketplace data.
WellSaid Labs moved its canonical domain and pricing surface from wellsaidlabs.com to wellsaid.io (the old domain 301-redirects). The live plan lineup on /ai-voice-pricing is Trial (free 7-day) / Creative ($50/mo/user annual, $55 monthly) / Business ($160/mo/user) / Enterprise (custom), each with a fixed annual download quota.
Murf renames its Studio plans to Creator and Business and ships the Murf API and Murf Dub as separate usage-billed products.
You.com raises Research Lite to $12 per 1k and ships a dedicated Finance Research API, extending its 2026 API repricing.
Ideogram sets a four-tier subscription grid plus a per-image pay-as-you-go API from $0.025.
Synthesia lowers prices across its lineup, with self-serve plans now starting at $14/mo.
Anthropic refreshes Claude.ai with the Claude 4.x family and adds a $200/mo Max tier above Pro.
Cerebras introduces fixed-price Cerebras Code coding subscriptions alongside a tightened public inference rate card.
HeyGen moves every plan onto a single credit currency spanning avatars, dubbing and video.
Character.ai removes legacy chat styles for free users and soft-launches them behind its c.ai+ subscription.
ElevenLabs cuts Conversational AI pricing again as it leans further into pay-as-you-go agent usage.
HeyGen renames its core credit and makes audio dubbing unlimited ahead of the credit-model cutover.
Mistral renames Le Chat to Vibe, repositioning it as a work-and-code agent, and introduces a $5.99/mo student plan.
OpenAI ships the GPT-5 family — GPT-5.5 at $5/$30 and GPT-5.4 at $2.50/$15 per 1M tokens — its biggest API reset since GPT-4o.
Cisco announced its intent to acquire AI-observability and evals platform Galileo on 2026-04-09 to extend Splunk Observability Cloud; the deal closed 2026-05-22 and galileo.ai now carries a now part of CISCO lockup. Terms undisclosed.
Exa restructures pricing into per-endpoint cards and raises base Search to $7 per 1,000 results.
Google releases the Gemini 3 model family and introduces region-based token pricing.
Windsurf (now Cognition) replaced its prompt-credit system with a usage allowance that refreshes daily and weekly, raised Pro from $15 to $20/mo, added a $200/mo Max tier, and moved overage to raw model API pricing. Wayback snapshots show credits live on 2026-03-08 and the quota model live by 2026-04-01; the no-rollover change drew a 33% price-hike backlash on Reddit. The surface has since folded into Devin Desktop, with windsurf.com/pricing 308-redirecting to devin.ai/pricing following Cognition's July 2025 acquisition.
You.com slashes API prices, dropping Search to $5/1k and Contents to $1/1k, and retitles its pricing page.
Salesforce hired the Clockwise team into its Agentforce division (announced 2026-03-20), explicitly stating it was not acquiring the product or technology. The AI calendar-optimization product becomes unavailable on 2026-03-27; prepaid subscriptions are refunded prorated and all user data is deleted with no transfer to Salesforce. Clockwise endorses Reclaim.ai (100% price-match guarantee) as the migration path.
Perplexity makes its Comet browser free and introduces a $5/mo Comet Plus add-on.
m3ter announced a strategic partnership with and investment from Salesforce on 2026-03-04 (BusinessWire / m3ter blog, London dateline). Salesforce selected m3ter as an advanced metering and rating partner for Revenue Cloud Advanced (RCA), Revenue Cloud Billing (RCB), Agentforce Sales, and CPQ, so Agentforce Revenue Management customers can run high-scale rating, mediation, and usage-pricing models. The investment amount and round were not disclosed. This is NOT an acquisition: m3ter remains an independent company (M3ter Holdings Limited), keeping its own brand, roadmap, and gated four-component pricing.
Modal adds AWS and GCP Marketplace billing so enterprises can pay through existing cloud commitments.
Superhuman (the renamed Grammarly) acquired AI-spreadsheet company Rows on 2026-02-22. Unlike a price-preserving acquisition, this is a product sunset: rows.com fully winds down on 2026-05-31 after 9 years and 2.2M users, the team folds into Coda, and the pricing page now routes users to 'Continue with Coda.' Superhuman Terms apply from 2026-06-16.
Baseten adds discounted cached-input pricing to its multi-tenant Model APIs.
RunPod begins charging different rates for idle versus running network-volume storage.
Nebius agreed to acquire AI-search-API startup Tavily for a reported ~$275M (up to $400M on milestones). Tavily's public credit-based API pricing (Researcher free, $0.008/credit pay-as-you-go, $30/mo Project) was unchanged through the announcement — the deal is a distribution/infra bet, not a repricing. Founder Rotem Weiss joins Nebius.
Cartesia takes Voice Agents to general availability on a flat per-minute rate.
Fireworks introduces parameter-size-based pricing for its embeddings models.
Cursor settles into a six-plan lineup following its 2025 credit-pool transition.
Recraft ships V4 and adds video generation across its credit tiers.
Groq adds per-use pricing for built-in agent tools — web search, page visits and code execution.
Perplexity splits its enterprise offering into Enterprise Pro and Enterprise Max tiers.
Together AI adds a dedicated fine-tuning tier for specialized models.
Stripe completed its acquisition of usage-based billing infrastructure company Metronome on 2026-01-14 (announced 2025-12-02), positioning Metronome as Stripe's metering-and-monetization-infrastructure layer. Deal terms were not officially disclosed; trade press reported ~$1B (unconfirmed). Metronome continues to operate its own free Starter and sales-quoted Custom plans.
Codeium lowers Windsurf Pro to $15/mo and expands the agentic credit pool after the OpenAI acquisition.
Perplexity reorganizes its developer API around a Search API and a new Agentic Research tier.
Google filed suit against SerpApi over scraping of its search results — a notable trust/regulatory event for the search-API category. SerpApi bundles a U.S. Legal Shield (up to $2M coverage) on Production+ plans, a differentiator the suit puts in the spotlight.
Elastic (NYSE: ESTC) completed its acquisition of Jina AI; founder Han Xiao became Elastic VP of AI. Jina's standalone search-foundation APIs (Embeddings, Reranker, Reader, DeepSearch) and their token-credit pricing continue to operate independently post-deal.
Galileo repackaged pricing from two tiers (Developer $0 with up to 3 users / custom Enterprise) to three (Free $0, Pro $100/mo for 50,000 traces, custom Enterprise). The free tier moved from a 3-user cap to unlimited users; the change is visible between the 2025-09 and 2025-10 Wayback snapshots of galileo.ai/pricing.
CoreWeave (NASDAQ: CRWV) announced a definitive agreement to acquire fine-tuning/RL platform OpenPipe (terms undisclosed), citing its open-source ART (Agent Reinforcement Trainer) toolkit. OpenPipe's per-token training and inference rate card was unchanged post-acquisition.
On 2025-09-03 Kong Inc. announced its acquisition of OpenMeter (YC W23); co-founders Peter Marton and András Tóth joined Kong. OpenMeter Cloud was rebranded to Kong (Konnect) Metering & Billing and, by early 2026, the openmeter.io/pricing page was reduced to a migration announcement with no plan grid or public prices. The free Apache-2.0 self-hosted edition remains. Sources: konghq.com/blog/news/kong-acquires-openmeter and openmeter.io/blog/openmeter-is-joining-kong (both 2025-09-03).
Make rebranded its core usage metric from 'operations' to 'credits'. For non-AI apps 1 operation still equals 1 credit, but AI apps now consume credits dynamically based on tokens, file size, pages, or run time. Make states existing plans and pricing remained unchanged.
Windsurf's ownership split three ways in one week: OpenAI's reported $3B acquisition collapsed on 2025-07-11, Google paid ~$2.4B to hire founders Varun Mohan and Douglas Chen into DeepMind the same day, and on 2025-07-14 Cognition (maker of Devin) acquired the remaining company — product, brand, IP, ~$82M ARR, 350+ enterprise customers and a ~250-person team. Pricing was unchanged short-term; Windsurf has since been folded into Devin Desktop.
TechCrunch reported that a16z- and Benchmark-backed 11x displayed logos of companies that said they were not customers (ZoomInfo and Airtable both denied being customers; ZoomInfo threatened legal action over the unauthorized logo) and counted full annual contract value as ARR even for customers who exercised a ~90-day break clause — so a stated ~$14M ARR may have reflected only ~$3M of contracts that cleared the trial. An employee cited 70-80% churn of inbound customers; 11x said retention was 79%. Founder-CEO Hasan Sukkar stepped down six weeks later (May 2025); CTO Prabhav Jain became CEO.
MongoDB acquired embeddings/reranker company Voyage AI for ~$220M. Voyage's standalone per-token API and 200M free-token allowance were preserved post-acquisition; MongoDB Atlas became an additional distribution path rather than a forced migration.
Zuora announces a definitive agreement to acquire usage-based metering and rating startup Togai, extending its monetization suite; deal expected to close May 2024, terms undisclosed.