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DeepSeek's Free Web Search Ends on 1 November
The tokens were never the expensive part. From Sunday, every web search an agent makes through DeepSeek costs money, and the free carve-out that hid it disappears.
Free Tier Reports. One tool, tested on its free plan.
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The tokens were never the expensive part. From Sunday, every web search an agent makes through DeepSeek costs money, and the free carve-out that hid it disappears.
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The price does not move and the plan name does not change. The included usage drops anyway, and there is no purchase that restores it.
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Five products, no monthly cost and no commission. The oldest free tier in e-commerce is still the cheapest way to run a small shop honestly.
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The free plan that made Ecwid popular is not on the pricing page any more. The cheapest entry is a paid tier with a ten-product cap.
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There is no plan to choose. You pay nothing to list and a tenth of everything you sell, or a third if the buyer came from Gumroad.
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Every feature is on every plan, including free. The only thing that changes as you pay more is how large a cut Payhip takes.
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No subscription, a real online store and a point of sale. The cost is entirely per transaction, which makes the maths depend on how much you sell.
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One page, three sites, every core feature, and an address that is not yours. Carrd is the cheapest good page on the internet until you want a domain.
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A hosting plan metered in credits rather than gigabytes, where a single production deploy costs fifteen and bandwidth costs twenty per gigabyte.
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Almost no page limit, almost no bandwidth, and a licence that rules out the one thing most people want to build. The restriction is legal, not technical.
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The most capable visual builder in this category gives away almost nothing. Two static pages is not a website, it is a demonstration of one.
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Unlimited posts, unlimited users, one gigabyte of media, and advertising you cannot switch off. The limits sit somewhere nobody expects.