What moved on the pricing pages — week of 07 Sep 2026
What moved on the pricing pages — week of 07 Sep 2026
Every week we scan the public pricing pages of the tools our market is built on: 57 vendors, captured automatically, compared against the previous snapshot. This week 14 pages carried a verifiable change. Three of them say something about where the market is going. Interpretation is marked as such and kept apart from what we actually observed.
1. Lindy dropped the multiplier — and the badge
The line "The AI teammate that will 3x your output" is gone from the page, and so is the 4.9 G2 rating that sat next to it. What went up instead: "Slack-native teammate in threads + mentions", "HIPAA compliance & signed BAA", "Shared usage + bonus credits" — and plan descriptions that read "Enough for everyday usage" and "For the heaviest workloads" instead of an outcome promise.
Source: https://www.lindy.ai/pricing
Interpretation: a vendor that sold a multiplier now sells placement and paperwork. A multiplier is the first claim a serious buyer tests and the first they can disprove; being inside the tool someone already uses, and passing their compliance review, are harder to argue with. Whether that is a deliberate strategy or just tired conversion data, a pricing page cannot tell us.
2. Make renamed the category it competes in
"The visual AI automation platform" became "The platform to build and manage all your AI agents and automations". Two new items carry the shift: "Maia by Make — build automations and AI agents through natural conversation", and an MCP server that connects outside AI tools to Make scenarios.
Source: https://www.make.com/en/pricing
Interpretation: "visual" was a differentiator in 2020 and a limitation by 2026. The MCP entry is the interesting one — it treats the automation platform as a backend for external agents instead of the place users live.
3. La Growth Machine added quarterly billing and three currencies
The billing switcher now offers Monthly, quarterly, Semi-annual and "Annual 2 mth free", plus prices in €, $ and £. The page positions itself for "solo founders or teams starting with outbound", with a 14-day trial and LinkedIn plus Email as the channels.
One honest detail: the quarter tab is rendered twice in the page markup, once spelled "Quarterly" and once "Quaterly". A small thing, but it is the kind of detail a reader can check in ten seconds — which is exactly why we quote our sources instead of asking you to trust us.
Source: https://lagrowthmachine.com/pricing
Interpretation: multi-currency plus annual incentives is what a vendor does when its buyers stop living in one country.
Also observed
- Gumloop added a comparison page against a competing bot and removed its About link from the navigation. Source: https://www.gumloop.com/pricing
- n8n's public repository moved from 202,851 to 203,432 stars within the week. Source: https://n8n.io/pricing/
What we see in it
None of these three vendors got more measurable this week. Two replaced an outcome claim with a placement or compliance claim; one renamed a category it can no longer own alone. For a buyer the useful question is unchanged, and all three pages leave it open: who runs it when it breaks?
How this was made: an automated weekly scan captures each page, stores a snapshot, and reports only changes that survive comparison against the previous snapshot. Pages with a missing baseline or an error page are excluded rather than counted as movement. We publish the count along with the finding so you can judge how much weight it deserves.