Every verified pricing restructure we’ve logged, most recent first.
- Tailwind — verified 2026-09-02: both structures now served from the same URL under a split-test cookie; control (majority) = Pro/Advanced/Max credit tiers ($29.99/$54.99/$99.99 monthly), variant = the à-la-carte products (Pin Scheduling $29.99 · Pinterest SEO $14.99 · Engagement $14.99); no price moved in either arm
- Tailwind — verified 2026-08-26: the August tier restructure reversed; Pro/Advanced/Max removed and the à-la-carte products (Pin Scheduling $29.99 · Pinterest SEO $14.99 · Engagement $14.99, bundle $44.98) restored at their July prices
- CoSchedule — verified 2026-08-25: X/Twitter per-profile fee doubled from $8 to $16 per month; base plans unchanged, X still excluded from every plan’s included-profile count
- Tailwind — verified 2026-08-17: à-la-carte products (Pin Scheduling / Pinterest SEO / Engagement) replaced by credit-metered Free/Pro/Advanced/Max tiers ($17.99/$29.99/$49.99 annual); the $17.99 sticker now includes 150 credits where the old product gave 300
- Metricool — verified 2026-08-12: X add-on doubled to $10/month per connected account; Studio and campaign dashboards limited on all plans, unlimited access moved to a paid Advanced Analytics add-on (+$12–$36/mo)
- Vista Social — verified 2026-08-04: included users cut on every tier (3/6/10 → 2/4/8), prices unchanged
- Sendible — verified 2026-07-27: Core up to $35, Elite down to $299, Enterprise published at $750, white label re-gated to Elite+
- Vista Social — verified 2026-07-27: Scale cut from $379 to $349/mo, annual discount narrowed
- Hootsuite — verified Jul 2026: per-user pricing cut and re-tiered, approvals moved to a new Advanced tier
- Sendible — verified Jul 2026: moved from its old per-seat model to workspace-based tiers with unlimited users
- Tailwind — verified Jul 2026: rebuilt around Pinterest-first, credit-metered pricing
- SocialPilot — verified Jul 2026: dropped Tumblr support alongside a repricing
- Loomly — verified Jul 2026: confirmed a no-early-cancellation clause on its discounted annual plan