Thirty days, 131 price changes
Every date below is the day a tool's own pricing page showed a new cheapest monthly tier, held across two consecutive snapshots. 81 of the 131 were raises (62%). Prices only — none of these tools publishes revenue on both sides of the change, so this page makes no claim about what the change earned.
What the direction looks like
Raises 81, cuts 50. 62% of the changes went up. The median raise was +29% and the median cut -32% — close in size, so this is a market drifting up in count rather than in the size of the steps.
No single jump dominates. The most common raise in the window, $10 to $15, accounts for 4 of the 81 raises. There is no standard ladder that these tools are copying.
The eight largest moves
| Tool | Was | Now | Change | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AutoUGC | $49 | $149 | +204% | 2026-10-24 |
| Reelyze | $8 | $16 | +111% | 2026-10-28 |
| AI Toolbox | $5 | $10 | +103% | 2026-10-24 |
| Local SEO Bot | $49 | $99 | +102% | 2026-10-05 |
| Mentionable | $299 | $599 | +100% | 2026-10-28 |
| Fireply | $600 | $69 | -88% | 2026-10-06 |
| guildmanager.app | $20 | $3 | -85% | 2026-10-12 |
| PostEverywhere | $5 | $9 | +80% | 2026-10-24 |
All 373 dated changes in the index →
What this page does not claim
It does not say the price change worked. A tool can raise a price and grow, raise it and shrink, or grow either way for reasons that have nothing to do with the number on the pricing page. Separating the two needs a revenue figure on both sides of the date, and for these 131 changes there is none. A tier restructure, a removed free plan or a new annual offer can all read the same in this data. What is recorded is the price, the date, and the fact that the new number held.
If you are about to change a price
- More raises than cuts. 62% of the changes recorded here went up. That is a count of moves, not an outcome: what happened to revenue afterwards is not in this data.
- Look at your own band first. The price bands page shows what tools at your price publish, and price changes has every dated move in the index.
- Do not copy a number from this table. The median raise here is +29%; whether that is right for you depends on what the tool does, not on how many others moved.
Entry price = the cheapest monthly tier on the tool's own pricing page, in USD, as of the date shown. Counted only when the new price appears in two consecutive snapshots. No estimate, no interpolation, no annual plans folded in.