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Todoist Pro goes from $5 to $7 a month when billed monthly, and from $48 to $60 a year when billed yearly. The new price applies at the first renewal on or after 10 Dec 2025. App Store and Pro Legacy subscribers are not affected.
Mixpanel said an SMS phishing campaign, detected on 8 Nov 2025, led to unauthorised access affecting a limited number of customers. It reset credentials and contacted the customers affected. Customers it did not contact need take no action.
The company behind Grammarly is now called Superhuman, grouping Grammarly, Coda and Superhuman Mail into one suite. Grammarly keeps its name, and existing users keep their plans.
New Netlify plans use one monthly credit balance in place of separate usage limits: Free, Personal at $9 a month, and Pro at $20 per member a month. Existing customers can stay on their current plans for now.
Hotjar is now part of Contentsquare and no longer takes new sign-ups. Existing accounts move to Contentsquare after a 30-day period of running both, and past Hotjar data does not move across. Export anything you want to keep.
Penpot stays free and open source, including self-hosting. On its cloud service it added an Unlimited tier at $7 per editor a month (capped at $175) and an Enterprise tier. Cloud teams with more than 8 editors need Unlimited.
Figma's paid plans now use Full, Dev, Collab and View seats, and Full seats cost more. The new prices apply at the first renewal on or after 11 Mar 2025. The Starter plan stays free.
ConvertKit renamed itself Kit and moved to kit.com. The free plan covers up to 10,000 subscribers. No price change was announced with the new name.
Free Workspaces can have at most 10 collaborators, counting members, guests and pending invites. From 20 May 2024, boards in Workspaces over the limit became read-only until the Workspace upgrades or removes people.
Vercel split bandwidth and function use into separate charges and cut the rates, for example data transfer from $0.40 to $0.15 per GB. The Hobby plan stays free, and Vercel says most Pro bills stay the same or fall.
HubSpot moved new customers to pricing per seat, removed seat minimums and added free view-only seats. Existing customers move over later; HubSpot says their renewals may rise by about 5% or less.
Figma and Adobe ended their planned merger, citing regulators. Figma stays an independent company, and customers' plans are unchanged.
Atlassian now owns Loom and plans to connect it with its other products, such as Jira. Loom customers now deal with Atlassian as the vendor.
Sendinblue renamed itself Brevo as it grew from email marketing into a wider set of tools for email, SMS, WhatsApp and chat. Customers stay on the same platform under the new name.
