Who raised their price
One row per tier that got more expensive: what it cost before, what it costs now, by how much, and how long the old price had been standing. Only raises are listed here — cuts are on the price changes page, and repeated back-and-forth paths are on price paths.
2 tools · 2 raisesMedian raise +25%; the largest was AltIndex LLC at +25% ($79 → $99). Records begin 2026-10-31, the day the current parser went live.
| Tool | Tier | Price | Raise | Recorded | Previous price held for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AltIndex LLC | pro/month | $79 → $99 | +25% | 2026-10-31 | — |
| Arc | arc 20 annual/year | $39.99 → $49.99 | +25% | 2026-10-31 | — |
What this page does not claim
It does not say the raise worked. Almost no tool publishes revenue on both sides of a repricing, so there is no comparison to make; a raise is recorded as an asking price that changed, nothing more.
It also does not claim this is every raise in the market. It covers English-language software tools in this index whose pricing page states a self-serve price. Tools that quote by contact, hide prices behind a login, or price only in a currency we cannot read are absent — absence here is a gap in coverage, not evidence of a flat price.
“Previous price held for” is the time between two recorded changes of the same tier. Where the raise is the first we have on record, the cell stays empty rather than guessing from the archive: the readings before 2026-10-31 came from an older parser and are not trusted for change detection.
Across this index so far: 2 raises and 1 cuts recorded, all on or after 2026-10-31.