2026-10-20: ChatGPT, Business Standard / Business Premium
The Business tab on chatgpt.com/pricing lists a standard seat at $25 per month or $20 per month if billed annually, and a premium seat at $125 per month or $100 per month if billed annually. A workspace starts at 2 seats.
Official page
After: Standard $25 per seat monthly ($20 if billed annually); Premium $125 per seat monthly ($100 if billed annually)
On October 20, 2026 the Claude pricing page lists Max from $100 per month and does not publish separate 5x and 20x subscription prices. The $100 and $200 amounts in the comparison table are monthly API credits.
Official page
Before: Max 5x $100, Max 20x $200
After: not listed as subscription prices; card says from $100
Claude Team lists a standard seat at $25 per month or $20 per seat if billed annually, and a premium seat at $125 per month or $100 per seat if billed annually. Teams are 2 to 150 seats. Enterprise is $20 per seat per month, billed annually, with a 20 seat minimum, plus API usage.
Official page
After: Standard $25 per seat monthly ($20 per seat if billed annually); Premium $125 per seat monthly ($100 per seat if billed annually)
windsurf.com/pricing now redirects to Devin's pricing page. Individual prices there are Free $0, Pro $20, and Max $200. Teams is $80 per month plus $40 per month per full dev seat, up to 200 users.
Official page
Before: Windsurf
After: Cognition (Devin). windsurf.com/pricing redirects to devin.ai/pricing
ElevenLabs monthly prices still match the pricing page. The page no longer states that annual price is 10 times monthly in the text that was read, so annual totals are left open.
Google AI Plus is $4.99 per month with 400 GB on the Gemini subscriptions page. Google One lists a different Google AI Plus bundle, with 2 TB, at $9.99 per month. The two offers are stored as different products, and $4.99 is the Gemini plan price.
Google AI Plus is left open. gemini.google lists $4.99 per month with 400 GB, and Google One lists a Google AI Plus bundle with 2 TB at $9.99 per month. A lowest price is not shown while those pages disagree.
Official page
Before: 4.99
After: open: Gemini lists $4.99 with 400 GB and Google One lists $9.99 with 2 TB
v0 Plus is $30 per user per month. The $90 figure is struck through on v0.app/pricing. Free is $0, and Business is $100 per user per month. No cheaper paid individual tier is listed.
Official page
Before: $30 per user, with an ambiguous $90 figure
After: $30 per user per month; $90 is struck through
The row is the xAI subscription at x.ai/pricing: Free $0, Plus $8, Premium $30, Super $100, Ultra $200, and Teams $30 per month. Annual totals from the earlier Cursor note were not on this page, so they are no longer shown.
The Claude API pricing page says the previously scheduled September 1, 2026 Sonnet 5 price increase was cancelled. The cancelled dollar amount was not stated. Sonnet 5.5 is listed at $2 input and $10 output per million tokens.
Official page
Before: Sonnet 5 price increase scheduled for 2026-09-01
The help article checked on 2026-10-19 lists Pro 100, Pro 200, and Pro 500. Pro 200's usage allowance is reduced for new subscribers. Subscribers active September 22-29, 2026 are grandfathered until October 29, 2026. The earlier allowance size was not in the extract.
Official page
After: Pro 100 $100, Pro 200 $200, Pro 500 $500, each monthly only
On the 2026-10-19 check, GitHub Copilot plans listed AI-credit allowances and 1 AI credit = $0.01. The date that credit model started was not on the captured page, so this is an observation of the current page, not a before-and-after with a known switch date.
Official page
After: Plans list AI-credit allowances (1 credit = $0.01)
SuperGrok is retired for new customers as of October 2026. Existing SuperGrok subscribers keep $30/month. The planning notes record the detection date as 2026-10-13. Current X Subscription tiers were read on cursor.com/pricing on 2026-10-19.
Official page
Before: available to new customers
After: retired for new customers; existing subscribers keep $30/month
Cursor's June 2025 pricing post describes a move from request-based pricing to usage pools. The day of the month was not recorded; detected is stored as 2025-06-01 to mark the month. Current plans were re-read on cursor.com/pricing on 2026-10-19. This dataset does not copy a legacy fast-request count.