3 days ago
Notion Team now includes 5 seats instead of 10
10→5
Teams on a grandfathered plan keep their original allowance. New Team workspaces created after this date start at five.
2026-09-22
Independent pricing intelligence
18 vendors, crawled on a published schedule and diffed field by field. You get a timestamped record of what moved — not a summary written from a press release.
18
Vendors tracked
7 categories
21
Changes recorded
since tracking began
13
Price or limit rises
the expensive direction
5
Price or limit cuts
rare, and worth knowing
Every entry is a field-level diff between two crawls, not a restatement of a vendor's marketing.
3 days ago
10→5
Teams on a grandfathered plan keep their original allowance. New Team workspaces created after this date start at five.
2026-09-22
6 days ago
$20→$15
Applies to new subscriptions. Existing Pro subscribers keep their rate until renewal.
2026-09-20
10 days ago
Contact sales→$16
Figma published a self-serve Team price, removing the sales-gate for teams under 30 people.
2026-09-15
15 days ago
$20→$20 + usage
The base fee is unchanged, but included bandwidth was replaced with a metered allowance.
2026-09-10
20 days ago
Unlimited private repositories
Private repositories are now capped per seat tier.
2026-09-06
27 days ago
$7.25→$8.75
Annual billing rose from $87 to $105 per user per year.
2026-08-29
1 month ago
1 month ago
$25→$20
Applies to monthly and annual self-serve plans.
2026-08-17
Model providers, LLM APIs, AI SaaS
Anthropic, OpenAI
2 vendors
CI, hosting, databases, observability
GitHub, Vercel, Cloudflare, Sentry, Supabase
5 vendors
Docs, design, project management
Notion, Canva, Figma, Linear, Miro
5 vendors
Email, chat, video, voice
Slack, Zoom
2 vendors
Warehouses, BI, ETL, storage
Datadog, Stripe
2 vendors
Identity, monitoring, compliance
1Password
1 vendor
Email, SEO, ads, automation
HubSpot
1 vendor
What makes this different
Vendors announce price changes in changelogs nobody reads, then apply them at renewal. PriceShift crawls the public pricing page itself, stores a content hash, and diffs only what actually moved. When a price changes you get the old figure, the new figure, the percentage, and the date — with a link back to the source.
The archive compounds. After a year of crawling, we hold the only longitudinal record of how these vendors have moved their prices, which no new entrant can retroactively build.