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 is the 1 that concerns a tool on this site, checked on 2026-08-22.
Every per-user rate went up while the $19 monthly base fee stayed put, so the increase lands hardest on small teams — a five-person crew on the middle tier pays $5 a month more for the same product.
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 are the 7 that concern tools on this site, checked on 2026-09-02.
The individual Pro plan went from $12 to $14.50 a month on annual billing, a 21% rise, while the Team rate ($40 annual, $50 monthly) and the $45 one-off monthly option did not move. The page's own summary sentence was rewritten to carry the new number.
Core on annual billing dropped from $20 to $17 a month, shown on the page as a struck-through $20. The credits that come with it moved the other way: August promised $25 of monthly credits, September says $20 towards the most powerful models. A 15% cheaper plan with a 20% smaller allowance is closer to a repackaging than a cut.
Held back in August for lack of context; a third capture settles it. The paid buyer subscription, which buys 21 days of early access to new listings over $10,000, was $49 a month or $388 a year in July and August. In September the annual price is $490, a 26% rise, while the $49 monthly rate did not move. The seller-side listing fees and the success-fee ladder are unchanged.
Monthly $49 unchanged.
The $400 and $500 Growth rates disappeared and Business went from $1,250 to $2,000 a month. The page title now leads with 'Free & $50/User', which is the small-team price; the enterprise number behind it rose by 60% without a word on the page.
The August ladder was $49, $139 and $269 a month with user packs sold on top. September sells Basic $19, Pro $99 and Business $329, each with metered add-ons (extra editors, workflow actions, custom domains at $15 a month). The entry price fell by more than half; the top tier rose 22%; and the thing you buy changed shape entirely.
Three tiers became four and the numbers were rounded: $31.95/$24.95 became $30/$25, $49.95/$39.95 became $50/$40. The old top tier at $77.95/$59.95 is gone; the new third tier is $150/$120 and a fourth sits at $597/$497 per user. The marketing line underneath still says 'Starting at $24.95 per user per month', a number that is no longer on the plan cards.
August listed flat plans at $49, $99 and $199 a month and an $8,000 figure for the top of the range. September prices every plan per user: $29.99, $99.99 and $199.99 a month per seat. For one person the entry plan got cheaper; for a team of three the same tiers now cost roughly two to three times what the flat rate did.
We compared 373 tools that had a capture in both months. 40 pages moved; a person read the raw lines and confirmed which were real. Below are the 10 that concern tools on this site, checked on 2026-10-07.
The whole ladder was renamed and repriced. September's page still sold extra data sources at $5.60 each a month; October's has no per-source fee: each plan includes a fixed number of sources and more means moving up a tier. The new tiers are Analyst, Team in two sizes at $249 and $399 a month on monthly billing, and Agency from $99, which adds clients in packs at $20 a month.
In September the page still published a free preview and Business at $2,000 a month, a figure that had risen from $1,250 the month before. In October there is no amount anywhere on it: three tiers, Premier, Enterprise and Unlimited, each behind a 'Book a demo' button, and an FAQ saying pricing follows your workflows and deployment. The free preview went with the numbers.
September's page showed named tiers: a free plan, Launch at $499 and Scale at $979. October's prices paid plans by monthly order volume through a calculator, from $499 for 750 orders; the $979 plan no longer exists, and our 23 September reading of the calculator put 5,000 orders at $1,149. The free Core plan stays, capped at 500 orders a month, after which imports pause until the next month.
The plan prices held at $59, $149 and $299 a month on annual billing. What moved is the cost of growing: in September an extra user cost $100 a month on Essentials and $75 on MAX; in October the page prints one rate, $35 a month per additional user, and no extra-seat price for Essentials at all. The cards also gained introductory offers on monthly billing, which are promotions rather than prices.
September's page sold four flat plans at $17, $85, $170 and $900 a month on annual billing. October's sells three plans per seat: Starter at $20 a seat, Plus at $50 a seat annually or $60 monthly, and Max at $100 annually or $150 monthly, with credits allotted per seat. For one person the plan called Plus now costs about three times what it did; the $900 top tier has no successor on the page.
September's page published three plans, a free Basic plan paid for by a 5% fee on every transaction, Pro at $60 a month at 2.5% and Custom at $199 with no Momence fee, plus card-processing rates per country. By 25 September it carried none of that: a 'Let's talk pricing' form asking for your name, business and website, and a footer that now reads Xplor Momence. The October capture and our 7 October reading confirm it.
Two annual rates moved in opposite directions, one month after the September change: Core went from $17 to $18 a month billed annually and Pro from $95 to $90, while the monthly rates ($20 and $100) and the credit allowances did not move. Small steps, but this is the third different annual Core price in three captures: $20 in August, $17 in September, $18 in October.
Pro annual $95 to $90.
Three Secure Cloud pod rates went up: the H100 SXM from $3.29 to $3.49 an hour, the A100 PCIe from $1.39 to $1.59, and one entry-level card from $0.44 to $0.49. The rest of the card, from $0.27 to $7.89 an hour, did not move. For the H100 SXM it is the second rise since July, when it was $2.99.
The Studio Seasonal plan, $55 a month on a three-month commitment ($165 up front), is gone. In its place is a Studio 7-Day Pass at $35 one-time for a single event. The monthly and annual rates for Studio ($65 and $45) and Suite ($99 and $79) did not move.
In September Premium cost $14 a user a month for the first year on annual billing, renewing at $18. In October that two-step price is gone: Premium is $16 annually from the start and $24 monthly, and Starter shows $12 on monthly billing beside the $9 annual rate. A new buyer pays $2 a month more in year one and $2 less from year two.
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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