Vendors raise prices quietly. We write it down.
Every month we archive the pricing page of every tool we cover, then compare the new capture against the last one. What follows is only the part that concerns the tools on this site, and only the changes a person confirmed by reading the raw lines of both months. Amounts on their own are not evidence: a currency selector or a failed capture can move a number without anything changing.
We compared 237 tools that had a capture in both months. 24 pages moved; a person read the raw lines and confirmed which were real. Below are the 4 that concern tools on this site, checked on 2026-08-22.
The plan prices held, but the two charges that sit outside them both rose: the one-time setup fee by a third, and the per-minute rate you pay past your bundle by more than half. Neither shows up in a tier comparison.
A cut, which is rare enough to be worth recording: the advertised starting price dropped by $50 a month. What you actually pay is still quoted per location, so treat this as the opening number rather than the bill.
The page was rebuilt around annual billing. The $15 headline survived, the old $4.50 line did not, and the tiers are now quoted as yearly totals — which makes the monthly comparison you did in July no longer possible on the same page.
In July the page published a full rate card — per agent, per minute, per message, per token. In August all of it was gone, replaced by an invitation to design a pilot. The product did not necessarily get dearer; it got harder to price without talking to sales.
We compared 330 tools that had a capture in both months. 30 pages moved; a person read the raw lines and confirmed which were real. Below is the 1 that concerns a tool on this site, checked on 2026-09-02.
Our 2 August capture still showed the old five-step ladder from $25 to $249 a month. By our 8 August reading the page sold two plans: Basic at $25 and Pro at $329 a month, or $277 a month billed yearly, with everything in between replaced by a credits dropdown and published add-on rates of $10 per extra seat and $5 per extra number. The September capture carries the $277 figure. Read monthly against monthly, the top of the ladder went from $249 to $329, a 32% rise.
Once a month we capture the vendor’s own pricing page and keep the file. The next month we capture it again and compare the two. A script proposes candidates; a person reads the raw lines of both months and decides what actually happened. Currency selectors, failed captures and feature changes that move a number without moving a price are thrown out at that step.
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