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Zapier Deleted Its Page and Claude Still Read It Perfectly
A controlled experiment from a team with production traffic, and the result is the most useful thing published about agent readability this year.
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A controlled experiment from a team with production traffic, and the result is the most useful thing published about agent readability this year.
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One of the widest free-tier video allowances on the market, sitting on top of a model that is paid-only for developers.
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A credit multiplier that only exists on one plan, from the company that also runs the free tier most people start on.
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A policy paper rather than a product launch, and it admits the thing most free tiers have been quietly absorbing for a year.
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Two new controls that decide whether ChatGPT and friends can read your site, plus the one default that most site owners have never looked at.
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A public preview that quietly answers the question every Xcode user asks first: does the free tier work here, or is this another paid-only integration.
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A subscription benefit that mirrors the tier price, expires monthly, and cannot cover the one product most subscribers would want it for.
Free-tier tool reviews. We document what the free plan gives you, what it holds back, and when paying is worth it.
Google announced both retirements on 2 November and neither is a shutdown. The traffic simply moves, at a different price, to a model you did not choose.
A free tier that stops rather than bills is rare and, for one class of user, worse. When Cloudflare's new meter starts on 1 December, free accounts simply go dark.
A plan name changed without a price change, and most coverage missed both halves. The credits are the real story, and one exclusion makes them less useful than they look.
Two meters become one in December. The people who lose are the ones who code heavily and chat heavily on the same account, and nobody has published how big the pool is.
The free year most Indian ChatGPT users claimed in November 2025 runs out from tomorrow. Go renews at Rs 399 unless cancelled, and the model you lose is not the one you think.
The multi-model router shipped to the free tier on day one, which almost never happens. What free users do not get is the two effort levels that make it worth talking about.
The free coding agent that ran 15 tasks a day is closing in eight weeks. Google says the lessons move to Antigravity, but nobody has said what replaces the free allowance.
A price cut that never happened is a rarer story than one that did. OpenAI backed out on 29 October, and the plan name everyone was told to dread is available to new subscribers again.
Suno says the MCP works on all its plans, Free included. That is true and almost irrelevant, because the assistant you plug it into has its own paywall.
The 27 October update put AI assistants inside Keynote, Pages and Numbers, three apps that ship free with every Apple device. None of those assistants work without a Rs 399 a month subscription.
Same plan name, same $19.99 value, fewer models. Google's own Antigravity docs list four models a promotional Pro plan cannot reach.
Connectors were the feature free users could not reach. OpenAI shipped two of them to every plan at once, and the real limit is not your plan but your address.