Daily report · No. 14 ·
Slack's pricing page no longer lists 24/7 support with a 4-hour first response. The free Standard Success Plan targets a 2-business-day case reply; faster help is a paid add-on.
Who it affects: Teams on paid Slack plans (Pro, Business+, Enterprise) who depend on Slack's customer support, especially admins who counted on 24/7 help with a 4-hour first response.
1Password's business subscription terms now cover paid setup and training services. A clause letting customers terminate if 1Password couldn't finish setting up the service was removed.
Who it affects: Businesses on 1Password Teams or Business plans, especially ones buying onboarding or setup help. Personal and Family users aren't covered by these terms.
Notion's pricing table now lists paid-plan file uploads as "Up to 5 GB" instead of "Unlimited", and drops "unlimited" wording from several other rows.
Who it affects: People comparing or paying for Notion's paid plans, especially teams that rely on large file uploads, many published pages or many guests.
Slack replaced the 24/7 support row on its pricing page with "Success Plans": the free Standard tier targets a 2-business-day case reply, and faster help (1-hour or 15-minute targets) is a paid add-on sold through sales reps. 1Password's business terms add paid Professional Services and remove the clause that let customers cancel if setup failed (and still contain "[LINK]" placeholders). Notion's pricing page now lists paid-plan uploads as "Up to 5 GB" instead of "Unlimited" and drops "unlimited" from several rows.
Noise we skipped: Slack's Enterprise+ price flip, Squarespace's alternate layout, Todoist's billing-toggle text, Audible's plan-card reshuffle (same $8.99 and $14.95 prices), Mailchimp's price render, Venmo's navigation menu, Anthropic relabeling "Extra usage" as "Usage credits", and email addresses that PayPal, Shein and Cloudflare pages un-hid or reformatted. Roblox's terms page still blocks our fetch (HTTP 403).