Copilot usage metrics: agent activity is not your bill
GitHub adds client and custom-tool breakdowns to Copilot usage reports. Check attribution, permissions and missing telemetry before interpreting AI agent activity.
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What changed in the tools we track.
What the providers' public pages say now, what changed from our dated notes, and what still needs checking before you choose.
The source notes below check public documentation. The workflow records describe the exact synthetic tasks executed and their limits. Older approach reviews keep their original dates and remain historical until we review them again.
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Published research
New research, with its source and scope.
Saved research index from 26 October 2026. Check the latest published updates. Individual source and publication dates are unchanged.
beehiiv newsletter controls: check settings before send
beehiiv’s October roundup adds editor and sending controls. Check list settings, scoped API keys and conflicting automation eligibility before changing a workflow.
Watch recheck: nine documentation notes, 26 October
Nine scoped re-reads cover beehiiv, Framer, Gumroad, CapCut, Linear, Notion and Webflow. Billing bases and untested workflow boundaries remain explicit.
What does a free plan actually cover?
A dated checklist for software allowances, trial expiry and infrastructure costs, using official Fly.io, Auphonic, Artillery and Authentik sources.
Six catalogue checks: identity and free-plan limits
Copysmith platform scope, Eppo/Datadog and Auth.js identity, plus Authentik, Auphonic and Artillery free-access boundaries. Paid prices and editorial scores are unchanged.
Student editing discovery and official-plan continuation
Scoped pricing tables, documented free-plan limits and 9 newly sourced catalogue marks. Student searches connect to documented editing capabilities; qualified brand labels identify providers and legacy projects.
Official-source continuation: free-plan limits and historical identities
Three scoped pricing tables, access/identity corrections and 27 newly sourced catalogue marks. Qualified brand labels distinguish providers and renamed products.
Official-source continuation: billing, access and branding
Four scoped pricing tables, access/identity notes and 42 newly sourced catalogue marks. Qualified brand labels distinguish providers and renamed products.
Plan limits, billing bases and sourced brand marks
19 refreshed pricing tables, scoped access notes and 406 newly sourced catalogue marks. Provider/family logos are labelled and unresolved sources retain initials.
Pricing and free-plan limits, checked against official sources
Selected plan limits, billing displays and current pricing snapshots, with separate official icon provenance and unresolved source scopes.
A source-to-reference study workflow
One IES report through Zotero, a Google Docs outline and three Anki cards. Includes the metadata correction, native exports and explicit limits.
Cursor cloud canvases: sharing and environment limits
A shared canvas is a team view. Paid-plan eligibility, privacy settings and repository access still apply.
ChatGPT Slides: Space access and export limits
The new presentation workflow depends on Space access. Exports and Windows local editing have specific limits.
Replacing LeMUR: check the summary contract
What evidence would let you replace an inherited meeting-summary workflow without changing its decisions, owners or conditions?
Copilot model retirements: 16 November deadline
Three models have a retirement date. One has an exception for annual individual subscribers.
HydraFusion Max in Copilot: access and costs
A single response can involve several models. The preview’s billing and workspace limits matter as much as the model picker.
Drizzle with Supabase: connection checklist
A documented connection selector and checklist for runtime, pooling and access boundaries.
Budget SaaS migration overlap
A local calculator for overlapping subscriptions, one-off setup and the planning-period total.
Gemini 4 Argon: access across Google and Copilot
The same model has different subscription and usage-billing routes. Here is what the 13 October announcements actually establish.
Copilot separates identity from content capture
Enterprise settings can attribute activity to an account without enabling prompt or tool-content capture.
Three submitted tools: access and limits
Source checks and partial browser observations for Pocket Invoice, IcyZip and Aura by Deslove. Read free-access boundaries, account gates and unverified workflows.
Copilot for JetBrains now needs IDE 2025.2 or later
Check the IDE version first, then separate model defaults from the tools that start automatically.
Codex predictions draft your next message
The beta suggests a follow-up after a response. Accepting the text leaves the decision to send with you.
Claude Code permissions and sandboxing explained
Separate Claude Code instructions, tool permissions and shell sandboxing. Inspect a synthetic settings file with a local review script and a practical checklist.
Git worktrees for AI coding: a local example
Run a reproducible Git worktree example with separate working files and a shared starting commit. Learn what worktrees isolate and what they still share.
Newsletter CSV import checklist and local validator
Inspect a newsletter CSV before migration with a synthetic 16-row fixture, duplicate and status checks, saved results and a read-only Python validator.
Newsletter subscriber counts: rows, readers and bills
Separate raw contacts, active labels, confirmed opt-ins and billable subscribers. Use an executed synthetic count example and a provider-scope worksheet.
Word error rate explained with reproducible examples
Calculate transcription WER from substitutions, deletions and insertions. Reproduce seven local text examples and see why one score cannot establish accuracy.
Estimate transcription cost from audio duration
Inventory PCM WAV duration locally and build a scoped transcription budget. Reproduce silent fixtures while keeping vendor rates and unobserved costs unknown.
Newsletter cost calculator: fourteen dated scenarios
Explore fourteen dated beehiiv, Kit and Buttondown cost scenarios. Separate monthly quotes, annual arithmetic and promotions, with unknown renewal totals preserved.
Cursor remote control: local tools, cloud context
Cursor highlights iOS control of local agents. Its current docs add important cloud-context and team-access requirements.
Cursor Rollouts checks deployments against telemetry
Rollouts follows deployed changes using telemetry; Security Review examines pull requests. Neither is evidence that a deployment is healthy without its signals.
Copilot local sandboxing is GA and off by default
Local sandboxing is generally available across supported Copilot surfaces. GitHub’s docs say it is off by default and settings are separate in CLI and app.
Copilot CLI local models: discovery and offline mode
The model picker can discover a running Ollama instance. It does not install a model, switch automatically or enable offline mode.
Copilot review adds organization billing controls
Organizations can choose a billing source for eligible code reviews and control externally licensed requests. Access and runner costs remain separate.
Eleven v4 Turbo: what the latency claim measures
ElevenLabs’ v4 launch includes a low-latency Turbo variant. Its request-to-speech benchmark removes network latency; it is not a Fewertools measurement.
Buttondown adds a Gmail clipping estimate in preview
Preview gains a Gmail clipping estimate. Nearby fixes cover mobile alt-text checks and unsubscribe links; verify your own reader journey before relying on them.
Newsletter platform costs and a reproducible trial pack
Source-checked beehiiv, Kit and Buttondown quotes at 1,000 and 10,000 readers, feature gates and export limits. Fourteen local cost scenarios are reproduced with synthetic fixtures. Provider account sends, imports, exports and payment journeys remain pending.
Five agent-executed workflow tests, with fixtures and native outputs
New synthetic workflow records cover Figma, Google Docs, Google Sheets, GitHub and Tally. An agent executed the workflows and published reproducible fixtures and scoped results. Tally covers a simpler preview form only; its planned conditional form remains partial. These records do not change editorial scores or reopen historical route reviews.
Public-document observations
26 October 2026
Nine scoped documentation re-reads of the 9 October notes. This is not a refresh of all 45 historical route claims or a workflow test. Official sources read 26 October 2026. Account access, invoices and complete workflows were not tested. Historical route eligibility and September expiry boundaries are unchanged. The next-check date applies only to these notes.
NarrowedbeehiivDocument observed 26 October 2026
beehiiv plan names remain Free, Lite, Pro and Enterprise
- Previously recorded
- The pricing page now lists Free, Lite, Pro and Enterprise. It describes Pro AI credits qualitatively, without substantiating the former daily-credit counts in the readable comparison. AI writing access on every tier is not established by this page.
- Public page observed
- The current pricing table retains Free, Lite, Pro and Enterprise. It does not substantiate the September daily AI-credit counts.
Use the current plan comparison. Automation eligibility differs between the 23 October roundup and pricing copy; confirm the required feature before paying.
ConfirmedFramerDocument observed 26 October 2026
Framer Free AI credits are a one-time allowance
- Previously recorded
- The help page updated 30 September still states one-time 500 Free credits and paid-plan billing-date renewals. A top-up requires an active AI Credits add-on and expires at the end of its purchase month; cancelling the add-on removes its extra credits immediately.
- Public page observed
- The help page still describes 500 Free credits to try the feature. Paid credits renew on the plan billing date. Top-ups need an active add-on and expire at the end of the purchase month. Cancelling the add-on removes its extra credits.
A one-time allowance is not a monthly budget or a guaranteed number of finished sites.
ConfirmedGumroadDocument observed 26 October 2026
Gumroad direct and Discover fees remain separate
- Previously recorded
- The public pricing page shows 10% plus $0.50 for profile or direct-link transactions and 30% for Discover marketplace transactions, with no monthly platform charge. The page does not establish every seller's payment-processing, refund or payout cost.
- Public page observed
- The public pricing page displays 10% plus $0.50 on direct/profile transactions, or 30% through Discover, with no monthly platform charge.
These headline platform fees do not establish every seller’s total payment, refund or payout cost.
ConfirmedCapCutDocument observed 26 October 2026
CapCut template exports still need a layer check
- Previously recorded
- CapCut says exports do not automatically add a watermark, but templates can include branded ending clips, overlays, stickers or effects; inspect the entire timeline before exporting.
- Public page observed
- CapCut says exports do not automatically add a watermark; templates can contain branded ending clips, overlays, stickers or effects.
Check the timeline and export settings. This does not establish free access to all premium assets, formats or AI features.
ConfirmedLinearDocument observed 26 October 2026
Linear annual Basic and Business quotes remain $10 and $16
- Previously recorded
- The official pricing page displays Basic at $10 and Business at $16 per user/month, billed yearly. Free supports unlimited members, two teams and 250 issues.
- Public page observed
- Basic is $10 and Business $16 per user/month equivalent with annual billing. Calculated annual totals are $120 and $192 per user. Free lists unlimited members, two teams and 250 issues.
Selected annual quotes only. Keep AI-credit costs, seats and attachment limits separate.
ConfirmedNotionDocument observed 26 October 2026
Notion annual Plus and Business prices remain $10 and $20
- Previously recorded
- With USD selected, the vendor UI shows Plus $10 and Business $20 per member/month billed yearly; switching to monthly gives $12 and $24. GBP is a separate regional display, not a conversion made by Fewertools.
- Public page observed
- The USD annual view lists Plus $10 and Business $20 per member/month equivalent: $120 and $240/year, calculated. The separate 26 October profile receipt records monthly selections of $12 and $24.
The monthly/annual profile observations retain their own scope. AI credits and add-ons are separate; no account use was tested.
ConfirmedbeehiivDocument observed 26 October 2026
beehiiv annual quotes depend on subscriber count
- Previously recorded
- The current public page uses Free, Lite, Pro and Enterprise. At the displayed 1,000-subscriber selection, Lite is $49 and Pro $95/month with yearly billing; Free supports up to 2,500 subscribers.
- Public page observed
- At the displayed 1,000-subscriber selection, Lite is $49 and Pro $95/month equivalent with annual billing: $588 and $1,140/year, calculated. Free supports up to 2,500 subscribers.
These are annual-billing equivalents, not monthly-billing quotes. No invoice, subscriber growth or delivery was tested.
ConfirmedFramerDocument observed 26 October 2026
Framer site subscriptions and add-ons stay separate
- Previously recorded
- The public yearly-billing view lists Free, Basic $10/site/month, Pro $30/site/month and Enterprise custom. Extra editors cost $20/month; usage expansion and add-ons are separate.
- Public page observed
- The annual site-plan view lists Basic at $10 and Pro at $30/month equivalent: $120 and $360/year, calculated. Free and Enterprise custom remain separate options.
Editor seats, AI credits and usage can add cost. These figures do not establish a working website output.
ConfirmedWebflowDocument observed 26 October 2026
Webflow site plans distinguish CMS and publishing needs
- Previously recorded
- The public Site plans now list Starter Free, Basic $15/site/month billed yearly without CMS, and Premium $25/site/month billed yearly with CMS and configurable bandwidth.
- Public page observed
- Starter is Free with two pages. Basic is $15/site/month equivalent billed annually without CMS; Premium is $25 with CMS. Calculated annual totals are $180 and $300.
Workspace seats, ecommerce and cloud usage are separate. No publishing workflow or complete project cost was tested.
Earlier documentation and workflow records
These records preserve their original dates. Later profile checks cover their stated facts; they do not renew every earlier claim.
Public-document observations
9 October 2026
Nine public-document observations: four bounded provider-claim notes plus five corrections from the twenty-tool pricing recheck. This is not a refresh of all 45 historical route claims, the 12 reference breakdowns or any workflow permission. Official public pages were read on 9 October 2026. Notion USD annual/monthly billing was also inspected in the vendor UI. No provider account, purchase, generation, newsletter delivery or provider API was used. Account-specific access, output quality and total cost remain untested. Historical route eligibility and September expiry boundaries are unchanged. The next-check date applies only to these notes. All twenty bounded pricing observations, including their currency and billing scope, are published in the directory pricing receipt.
Historical snapshot. These nine notes were revisited on 26 October 2026. Read the newer scope and source observations above.
ChangedbeehiivDocument observed 9 October 2026
beehiiv's public pricing now uses Free, Lite and Pro; the old daily-credit counts are not confirmed
- Previously recorded
- The September receipt recorded Launch, Scale, Max and Enterprise with daily AI-credit counts of 10, 25, 50 and 100, while qualifying Launch writing access.
- Public page observed
- The pricing page now lists Free, Lite, Pro and Enterprise. It describes Pro AI credits qualitatively, without substantiating the former daily-credit counts in the readable comparison. AI writing access on every tier is not established by this page.
Choose against the current plan table, not the September names or credit numbers. Subscriber count and billing period change the displayed price; a paid trial is not a continuing free allowance. No account allowance or newsletter send was tested.
ChangedLinearDocument observed 9 October 2026
Linear's yearly Basic and Business prices are $10 and $16 per user/month
- Previously recorded
- The May directory table carried $8/yearly-equivalent Basic and $14/yearly-equivalent Business notes.
- Public page observed
- The official pricing page displays Basic at $10 and Business at $16 per user/month, billed yearly. Free supports unlimited members, two teams and 250 issues.
Budget per paid user and keep the annual billing condition. Monthly billing, AI-credit cost and hands-on issue tracking were not checked in this observation.
ChangedNotionDocument observed 9 October 2026
Notion Business is $20 yearly-equivalent or $24 monthly per member in the USD view
- Previously recorded
- The May directory table listed Business at $18/month or $15/month on annual billing.
- Public page observed
- With USD selected, the vendor UI shows Plus $10 and Business $20 per member/month billed yearly; switching to monthly gives $12 and $24. GBP is a separate regional display, not a conversion made by Fewertools.
Compare the same currency and billing period. Custom Agent credits and other add-ons remain separate, and product use was not tested.
ChangedbeehiivDocument observed 9 October 2026
beehiiv Lite is $49 and Pro $95/month on yearly billing at 1,000 subscribers
- Previously recorded
- The May review table listed Launch, Scale at $39 and Max at $99 without a current subscriber/billing comparison.
- Public page observed
- The current public page uses Free, Lite, Pro and Enterprise. At the displayed 1,000-subscriber selection, Lite is $49 and Pro $95/month with yearly billing; Free supports up to 2,500 subscribers.
Subscriber count changes paid pricing. This verifies published plan prices, not subscriber growth, delivered emails or account access.
ChangedFramerDocument observed 9 October 2026
Framer's current Basic and Pro site plans are $10 and $30/month on yearly billing
- Previously recorded
- The May review table listed Mini $5, Basic $15 and Pro $25/month.
- Public page observed
- The public yearly-billing view lists Free, Basic $10/site/month, Pro $30/site/month and Enterprise custom. Extra editors cost $20/month; usage expansion and add-ons are separate.
Separate the site subscription from editor seats, AI credits and usage. These prices do not establish a working website output or total project cost.
ChangedWebflowDocument observed 9 October 2026
Webflow's current site tiers start at $15 Basic and $25 Premium/month billed yearly
- Previously recorded
- The May review table listed Basic $14, CMS $23 and Business $39/month.
- Public page observed
- The public Site plans now list Starter Free, Basic $15/site/month billed yearly without CMS, and Premium $25/site/month billed yearly with CMS and configurable bandwidth.
A Site subscription differs from Workspace seats, ecommerce, cloud usage and platform contracts. The review now states the billing basis and uses the current Site names. Publishing was not tested.
NarrowedFramerDocument observed 9 October 2026
Framer still documents one-time Free credits; top-ups have extra conditions
- Previously recorded
- The September receipt recorded a one-time 500-credit Free allowance, paid-plan billing-date renewals and a pause when credits run out.
- Public page observed
- The help page updated 30 September still states one-time 500 Free credits and paid-plan billing-date renewals. A top-up requires an active AI Credits add-on and expires at the end of its purchase month; cancelling the add-on removes its extra credits immediately.
The Free allowance is not monthly. Additional credits have purchase and expiry conditions, and prompt cost varies, so a credit balance cannot promise a number of completed sites. This was a documentation check, not an Agent or website test.
NarrowedGumroadDocument observed 9 October 2026
Gumroad's headline fees remain documented; your total selling cost still needs checking
- Previously recorded
- The historical route fee summary included a direct-sale platform fee, additional payment-processing charges and a separate Discover fee.
- Public page observed
- The public pricing page shows 10% plus $0.50 for profile or direct-link transactions and 30% for Discover marketplace transactions, with no monthly platform charge. The page does not establish every seller's payment-processing, refund or payout cost.
Use the published platform fee as one input, not a guaranteed net payout. The detailed fee-help page returned no readable body in this check. Seller approval, local payout eligibility and an actual purchase/download path remain untested.
ConfirmedCapCutDocument observed 9 October 2026
CapCut's template-watermark guidance still requires checking every layer
- Recorded guidance, still documented
- CapCut says exports do not automatically add a watermark, but templates can include branded ending clips, overlays, stickers or effects; inspect the entire timeline before exporting.
The current public help page still supports this bounded guidance. It does not establish free access to every premium asset, export format or AI feature. No project was opened and no video was exported.
Historical route-evidence recheck
7 September 2026
The 13 route claims due for recheck by 10 September 2026. The other 32 claims were not due and were not reassessed. Each provider's current public page was opened directly, starting from the recorded source URL. No account, generation, paid test or provider API was used.
Historical evidence. This review is past its recheck date. These original claims have not been renewed by the documentation notes above. You can build a working brief while an approach needs rechecking.
ChangedFramerChecked 7 September 2026
Framer Free AI credits are now a one-time 500, not 500 a month
- Before
- A Framer Free workspace receives 500 AI credits monthly; prompt cost varies, credits reset each calendar month, and credit-using features pause at the limit.
- After
- Framer Free workspaces receive a one-time allowance of 500 AI credits. Prompt cost varies; paid-plan credits renew on each plan's billing date, and credit-using features pause when available credits are exhausted.
If you planned to build a Framer site over several months on the Free plan, the credits do not come back. Only paid plans renew, on their billing date. The help page was updated on 1 September 2026 and the pricing page corroborates the 500 introductory credits.
NarrowedCapCutChecked 7 September 2026
CapCut watermark claim narrowed: the cited page did not back the paid-export part
- Before
- Standard exports do not automatically add a CapCut watermark, but templates can contain branded ending clips, overlays, or paid export conditions.
- After
- CapCut says exports do not automatically add a watermark, but templates can include branded ending clips, overlays, stickers, or effects; inspect the entire timeline before exporting.
The no-automatic-watermark part stands. Paid-export conditions were not substantiated by the watermark article, so they now live with the credits evidence instead. Check the whole timeline for template branding before you export.
NarrowedCapCutChecked 7 September 2026
CapCut credits are documented for Web and Desktop only; Mobile is not supported at present
- Before
- Some CapCut AI and premium actions consume credits, and subscription, promotional, and purchased credits can have different priority and expiry conditions.
- After
- CapCut describes credit-consuming AI and premium actions on Web and Desktop, not Mobile. Subscription credits are consumed first, promotional credits next, and purchased credits last, with different expiry conditions.
If you edit on a phone, the credit rules on this page do not apply to you yet, and the page does not say what does. Plan credit-consuming AI steps on Web or Desktop.
NarrowedCapCutChecked 7 September 2026
CapCut Commercial Sounds stay limited to CapCut and TikTok; the cited agreement does not cover US users
- Before
- CapCut materials have item-specific licence scopes; non-commercial and Dual Use materials differ, and Commercial Sounds have platform-limited use unless separately licensed.
- After
- CapCut's non-US materials agreement distinguishes non-commercial and Dual Use materials with item-specific territory and term limits. Commercial Sounds are limited to CapCut, TikTok and TikTok for Business without separate rights.
A Commercial Sound is not cleared for YouTube or Instagram unless you license it separately. The agreement's introduction sends US users to a different document, which this recheck did not verify.
NarrowedbeehiivChecked 7 September 2026
beehiiv Launch lists 10 daily AI credits, but the same table marks beehiiv AI unavailable on Launch
- Before
- beehiiv's pricing comparison currently lists 10 AI credits per day for Launch, 25 for Scale, 50 for Max, and 100 for Enterprise.
- After
- beehiiv lists daily AI credits of 10 for Launch, 25 for Scale, 50 for Max, and 100 for Enterprise. Its newsletter comparison lists beehiiv AI on Scale, Max and Enterprise, but not Launch; Launch credits alone do not establish AI writing access.
Do not assume the free Launch plan lets you draft an issue with beehiiv AI. The numbers are on the page; the access is not, and this recheck could not resolve the contradiction without an account.
NarrowedCanvaChecked 7 September 2026
Canva Free AI allowance confirmed at 200 Standard or 20 Premium uses a month, with sharing caveats
- Before
- Canva currently describes shared monthly AI allowances by plan, including up to 200 Standard or 20 Premium uses on Canva Free, with usage varying by tool and task.
- After
- Canva Free describes up to 200 Standard or 20 Premium AI uses from a shared allowance that resets monthly. Mixed tools and complex tasks can consume more allowance; separate AI design tools have plan and fair-use conditions of their own.
The allowance is one shared pool, so a complex task can use several credits, and some AI design tools do not draw from it at all. Budget on the pool, not on 200 separate tries.
NarrowedOpenAIChecked 7 September 2026
ChatGPT training opt-out does not cover feedback you submit on a conversation
- Before
- Consumer ChatGPT content may be used to improve models unless the user changes the applicable data control; Temporary Chat has a separate treatment.
- After
- Individual ChatGPT content may be used for training. Opt-out excludes new conversations and Temporary Chats are not used for training, but voluntarily submitted feedback may allow training on its associated conversation even after opt-out.
Turning off training is not an absolute promise. A thumbs-up or thumbs-down on a conversation can permit training on that conversation. Use a Temporary Chat for anything you would not want trained on.
NarrowedOpenAIChecked 7 September 2026
OpenAI likeness consent rule is tied to Visual Capabilities, not to every text prompt
- Before
- OpenAI visual capabilities require express consent and all necessary rights before reproducing another person's likeness.
- After
- OpenAI's Service terms define Visual Capabilities around image and video inputs and require express consent and all necessary rights to reproduce a person's likeness using those capabilities.
The rule is scoped to uploading images or video of a person. It still means you need consent before reproducing someone's likeness that way. Do not read it as a statement about every text-only request.
ConfirmedCanvaChecked 7 September 2026
Canva AI Product Terms unchanged: you are responsible for inputs and outputs
- Claim, unchanged
- Canva makes the user responsible for inputs and outputs, warns outputs may not be unique or verified, and may share inputs with technology partners for functionality.
The page now states an effective date of 26 June 2026. The substance is the same: outputs can overlap with other people's, are not verified for accuracy, and your inputs can be shared with Canva's technology partners.
ConfirmedCanvaChecked 7 September 2026
Canva Pro Content is still licensed per design at export, with no standalone downloads
- Claim, unchanged
- Canva licences content at export; Pro Content uses a one-design licence and cannot be copied, downloaded, or distributed as a standalone item.
A Pro photo or element is cleared for the design you export it in, not as a file you can resell or reuse. Some Free Content can be downloaded standalone, which is a separate section of the agreement.
ConfirmedFramerChecked 7 September 2026
Framer Agents still create and edit content, layout, interactions and code from prompts
- Claim, unchanged
- Framer Agents can create and edit website content, layout, interactions, and code from prompts on the Framer canvas.
The help article, updated 7 August 2026, recommends working one section at a time. This confirms documented capability only; no generated site was tested for quality.
ConfirmedOpenAIChecked 7 September 2026
ChatGPT image creation and editing still documented; the page is now titled Images in ChatGPT
- Claim, unchanged
- ChatGPT can create a new image from a prompt and can edit an image supplied by the user.
Documented capability, not a quality claim. The source page changed its title, which is why the recheck is recorded even though the substance is unchanged.
ConfirmedWixChecked 7 September 2026
Wix AI Website Builder unchanged; a free account is still required to start
- Claim, unchanged
- Wix offers a chat-based AI Website Builder that asks about the site and produces an editable result in the Wix Editor; new users need a Wix account.
Nothing to change in the route. No account was created for this recheck, so plan-specific behaviour inside the builder remains untested.
The Drop archive
Earlier tool-change notes
Watch and The Drop now share this research log. These earlier posts keep their original publication dates and have not been rechecked as part of the current pricing review.
- MCP servers go mainstream: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Gemini all ship native support
- AI video price-to-quality math tilts toward multi-model pipelines in May 2026
- Figma Config 2026 preview: prompt-to-component is the headline, Dev Mode expansion is the real story
- Notion AI add-on no longer for sale on Plus. AI now bundled into Business ($18/seat) only.
- Atlassian Data Center prices step up 15% on 17 Feb 2026. Legacy 'Advantaged' contracts up to 40%.
- Vercel AI Gateway: Zero Data Retention now $0.10 per 1k requests on top of model spend
- AI coding tokens have fallen ~90% in 18 months - what that means for what you're paying right now
- Every founder tool shipped 'agents' in the last 12 months - here's what actually changed and what was a rebrand
- Figma cut Professional from $20 to $16/editor/month - first real price drop since the Adobe deal collapsed
- Notion 3.4 added 'Workers for Agents' - AI agents can now run code, query databases, and call external services
- Cursor shipped Composer 2 - 86% cheaper than Composer 1.5, frontier-level coding, 200+ tok/s
- Anthropic acquired Vercept - Claude's computer-use is about to get materially better at real-world apps
- Vercel's v0 went from prompt-to-component to a full IDE - Git integration, VS Code editor, database connectivity, no price change
- Stripe paid roughly $1B for Metronome - usage-based billing is now a first-party Stripe feature
- Cursor 2.0 shipped with Composer (Cursor's own coding model) and a multi-agent workspace
- Vercel Pro moved to credit-based usage - Vercel itself estimated ~7% of teams will pay more
- Notion 3.0 added autonomous agents that can read your workspace and run multi-step workflows
- Anthropic added weekly rate limits to Claude Pro and Max - power users finally get a ceiling
- Docker raised Pro 80% and Team 67% - Hacker News and the Docker subreddit lit up
- Cursor silently shifted from request limits to compute limits - devs revolted
- Linear shipped 'Linear for Agents' - first-class API for AI agents to read/write issues
- Notion killed the $10/seat AI add-on - full AI is now gated behind the $20 Business tier
- Mailchimp cut its free tier from 2,500 to 250 contacts and removed automations - third price hike in three years
- Figma rebuilt billing and raised seats: Pro $12→$16, Org $45→$55, plus per-seat add-ons for AI
- OpenAI launched Operator - browser-based agent for $200/mo Pro subscribers, the first real consumer 'do my busywork' product
- GitHub Copilot launched a free tier - 2,000 completions and 50 chat messages a month, no card required
- PlanetScale removed the free Hobby tier - Vitess goodness now starts at $39/mo
- Notion launched Notion Calendar - Cron's bones, free, with two-way Notion database sync
- HashiCorp moved Terraform, Vault, Consul, and Nomad to the Business Source License - the open-source version was over
- Twitter shut off the free API and replaced it with $100/mo Basic and $42k/mo Enterprise tiers
- Slack moved free workspaces from 10,000 searchable messages to a 90-day rolling history
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