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Perplexity Free: 3 Pro Searches a Day, 1 Report a Month

Free Perplexity is two allowances on two different clocks. Three Pro Searches reset daily, one Research report resets monthly, and basic search sits outside both.

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Canva Free Gets 20 AI Uses a Month. The 200 Figure Is Wrong.

A 200-use figure circulates on dozens of sites and has no source at Canva. The real allowance is twenty, and the export restrictions matter more.

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Claude Free Has No Message Limit Either. It Has a Five-Hour Clock.

There is no number to check against, because Anthropic stopped publishing one. What you get instead is a rolling five-hour clock, and that changes when you should write.

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ChatGPT Free Has No Message Limit Any More. Three Caps Remain.

Every guide still quotes a message cap that OpenAI removed. The limit that actually stops a free account now is three file uploads a day.

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Sudowrite Gives 10,000 Trial Credits. There Is No Free Plan.

Ten thousand credits with no expiry is a generous trial. It is still a trial, and it is sized for testing prose style rather than writing a book.

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Rytr Free Gives 10,000 Characters, and the New Plans Do Much More Than Write

Rytr's free tier is unchanged at 10,000 characters, but the paid plans are no longer simple writing upgrades. Lite removes the character cap, and everything above it is sold on research and outreach instead.

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Writesonic Dropped Its Free Plan. Entry Is Now $79.

Most guides still say 10,000 free words. Writesonic's own pricing page no longer offers a free tier at all, and the cheapest plan is $79 a month.

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Notion AI Gives You 20 Responses. Total, Not Monthly.

Twenty AI responses for the lifetime of the workspace, and one category of AI feature that never touches the counter. That exemption is the whole story.

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Jasper Has No Free Plan. Seven Days, Then $59 a Seat.

The Creator plan is gone and so is any free tier. Seven days is enough to test brand voice, and that is the only thing worth testing.

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Gemini's Free Plan Lost Flash and Pro on October 9

The free Gemini app now defaults to Flash-Lite. The change landed on October 9 and most of the guides online still describe the old tiers.

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Hemingway Editor Is Free in the Browser. The Desktop App Is $19.99 Once.

This is the rare tool where the free tier is not a limit at all. The paid version buys convenience, and there is exactly one feature worth the money.

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Figma Starter: Three Files, Thirty Days, No Dev Mode

Drafts are unlimited, which is the escape hatch almost nobody mentions. The four limits that do bite are all about handoff.