Original pricing and change research

AI agent pricing and change index

Compare pricing signals and change evidence across 20 AI tools with official pricing sources, plus reproducible buying scenarios for Rovo, Microsoft 365 Copilot Business, and Devin.

Tracked tools

20

Decision-grade records

3

Sourced changes

20

Latest source check

Aug 14, 2026

Method and reproducibility

How published pricing becomes evidence-tiered buying data

AgentHub Editorial publishes two evidence tiers. Decision-grade records pair official-source snapshots, source-linked 1/5/25-seat scenarios, and sourced buyer-impact changes. Tracked records preserve a published pricing signal, official pricing URL, verification date, and sourced changes when available; they are not a substitute for a tailored cost model. Scenario totals exclude taxes, negotiated discounts, unpriced base subscriptions, and usage beyond a stated allowance unless noted.

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Research coverage

20 tools with official pricing records

Every record exposes an official pricing URL and verification date. Only decision-grade records include source-linked buying scenarios.

ToolEvidence tierPublished price signalSource checkSourced changes
Atlassian RovoDecision-gradeFree tier · Rovo Dev Standard: $20/moOfficial pricing sourceAug 7, 20261
Microsoft 365 Copilot BusinessDecision-gradeFree tier · Copilot Business add-on: $25.20/moOfficial pricing sourceAug 7, 20261
DevinDecision-gradeFree tier · Pro: $20/moOfficial pricing sourceAug 7, 20261
BoltTracked recordFree tier · Pro: $25/moOfficial pricing sourceAug 10, 20260
ChatGPTTracked recordFree tier · Plus: $20/moOfficial pricing sourceAug 14, 20263
ClaudeTracked recordFree tier · Pro: $20/moOfficial pricing sourceAug 14, 20261
CursorTracked recordFree tier · Pro: $20/moOfficial pricing sourceAug 13, 20261
CustomGPT.aiTracked recordStandard: $99/moOfficial pricing sourceAug 10, 20260
Devin Desktop (Windsurf)Tracked recordFree tier · Pro: $20/moOfficial pricing sourceAug 10, 20261
GeminiTracked recordFree tier · Workspace Business Starter: $8.40/moOfficial pricing sourceAug 13, 20261
Gemini Code AssistTracked recordStandard: $22.80/moOfficial pricing sourceAug 10, 20261
GitHub CopilotTracked recordFree tier · Pro: $10/moOfficial pricing sourceAug 10, 20261
GrokTracked recordBusiness: $30/moOfficial pricing sourceAug 13, 20261
NotebookLMTracked recordFree tier · no public paid floorOfficial pricing sourceAug 10, 20261
Notion AITracked recordFree tier · no public paid floorOfficial pricing sourceAug 13, 20261
PerplexityTracked recordFree tier · Pro: $20/moOfficial pricing sourceAug 10, 20260
ReplitTracked recordFree tier · Core: $25/moOfficial pricing sourceAug 13, 20261
SynthesiaTracked recordFree tier · Starter: $29/moOfficial pricing sourceAug 9, 20262
v0Tracked recordFree tier · Team: $30/moOfficial pricing sourceAug 10, 20260
ZebracatTracked recordFree tier · Cat Mode: $39/moOfficial pricing sourceAug 9, 20262

Sourced change timeline

The sequence of pricing, packaging, and limit changes

Only changes with a linked official source appear here. Older unsourced entries are not used as buying evidence.

DetectedToolChangeBuyer impactSource check
Aug 14, 2026ChatGPTChatGPT Work creates a distinct outcome-agent surface between Chat and Codex.Budget Work as an agentic consumption surface and validate workspace eligibility, roles, enabled apps, allowed actions, and cloud-versus-local access before rollout. Do not assume an included chat seat grants every file-creation or desktop-control workflow.Change source
Aug 14, 2026ClaudeClaude Cowork expands Claude into a scoped desktop outcome agent for paid plans.Treat the selected workspace, mount policy, and enabled connector or MCP set as the governance unit—not only the Claude seat. Pilot on approved folders with a review gate, separate usage or spend cap, and a clear escalation path for consequential actions.Change source
Aug 13, 2026ChatGPTChatGPT Business annual pricing is now $20 per user per month, while Codex usage moves to a token ratecard.Business becomes a lower fixed-seat baseline, but coding-heavy teams must separately forecast token-credit consumption. Do not use the Business seat price as the complete Codex budget.Change source
Aug 13, 2026CursorCursor's Auto router adds team-governed quality modes with routed-model billing.The seat price is not the whole budget for agent-heavy teams. Start Cost mode as the baseline, then enable higher modes for a controlled group only after their output lift justifies routed-model spend.Change source
Aug 13, 2026GeminiGoogle Workspace's new-customer promotion lowers the first three months, not the long-term Gemini baseline.Use the incentive to reduce onboarding cost, but do not claim annual savings from the promotional rate. Compare the steady-state Workspace price with any separate assistant or Microsoft 365 base-plan-plus-Copilot alternative.Change source
Aug 13, 2026GrokGrok now spans automations, background workflows, app building, and a metered Voice Agent Builder beta.Evaluate Grok by job surface, not as one undifferentiated chat seat. A voice-bot pilot should have an approved knowledge set, tool and transfer boundaries, recorded-call review, retention decisions, and a hard spend cap; it is not included in a Business seat.Change source
Aug 13, 2026Notion AINotion autonomous work is now a shared-credit operating model, not simply included workspace AI.Keep bundled core AI and autonomous execution in separate budget lines. Before scheduling work, set the spend owner, allocation, alert threshold, hard limit, and human fallback for a paused workflow.Change source
Aug 13, 2026ReplitReplit makes active background-task capacity and effort-based Agent usage a planning constraint.Choose Core or Pro based on intended concurrent background work, then model Agent effort and API pass-through separately from included credits. A plan price is not a complete all-in cost ceiling.Change source
Aug 9, 2026SynthesiaSynthesia now publishes annual Starter and Creator prices as $264 and $804.Annual buyers should recalculate the paid baseline before comparing Synthesia with a social-video tool. The updated annual figures are still not a like-for-like comparison with a vendor that meters output differently.Change source
Aug 9, 2026ZebracatZebracat's public pages now describe paid capacity in different units across product surfaces.A team should not forecast Zebracat spend from the headline price alone. Confirm the current checkout allowance, its unit, and whether revisions or generative work consume the same pool before approving a publishing-volume plan.Change source
Jul 3, 2026Atlassian RovoAtlassian documents Rovo Dev default extra-usage headroom and admin limitsEngineering teams should model Rovo Dev as more than a flat $20 developer seat. The default extra-usage headroom can protect continuity but also creates a paid overage path unless admins review and cap site-level limits before broad rollout.Change source
Jul 3, 2026Microsoft 365 Copilot BusinessMicrosoft 365 Copilot Business bundle pricing now shows Business Standard + Copilot at $23.50/user/month paid yearly.SMB buyers need to model the base Business plan and Copilot add-on together using the current bundle prices.Change source
Jul 3, 2026DevinDevin Teams now combines an $80/month team plan with $40/month full dev seats.Teams buyers must model both the base plan and the number of users who need full Devin capacity.Change source
Jul 3, 2026ChatGPTChatGPT Pro is now split into $100 and $200 monthly tiers.Heavy individual buyers can now choose a lower Pro entry point before jumping to the highest usage tier.Change source
Jul 3, 2026Devin Desktop (Windsurf)Windsurf is now Devin Desktop and redirects into Devin.Buyers should compare Devin Desktop as part of a Devin workflow, not as a separate $40-per-user Windsurf team seat.Change source
Jul 3, 2026Gemini Code AssistGemini Code Assist for individuals IDE extensions and Gemini CLI stopped serving consumer requests on June 18, 2026.Solo developers should not treat Gemini Code Assist individual as an active free alternative to Copilot or Cursor.Change source
Jul 3, 2026GitHub CopilotGitHub Copilot moved from premium-request framing to GitHub AI Credits and added a Max individual tier.Engineering organizations need AI Credit budget controls for scaled agent, chat, Spark, and code-review usage.Change source
Jul 3, 2026NotebookLMNotebookLM Ultra limits now differ between 20 TB and 30 TB Google AI Ultra tiers.Capacity-sensitive buyers should check which Google AI Ultra storage tier they are buying before assuming maximum NotebookLM limits.Change source
Jul 3, 2026SynthesiaSynthesia added a free Basic plan and lowered annual paid plan entry prices.Video buyers can evaluate Synthesia with a real free tier and a lower annual paid entry point before comparing Zebracat.Change source
Jul 3, 2026ZebracatZebracat now exposes annual rates, monthly video counts, generative-credit limits, and Enterprise from $599/month.Buyers comparing Zebracat with Synthesia should model output volume and generative credits, not just headline plan price.Change source

Decision-grade detail

Atlassian Rovo

Rovo Search, Chat, and Agents start at $0 incremental cost inside eligible paid Atlassian Cloud plans. Jira, Confluence, and Service Collection / JSM include 25, 70, and 150 Rovo credits per user per month on Standard, Premium, and Enterprise; Teamwork Collection includes 250, 700, and 1,500. Rovo Dev adds $20 per developer per month for 2,000 Rovo Dev credits, with $0.01 per-credit extra usage and a default extra-usage limit admins should review.

Rovo is the strongest fit when Jira and Confluence are already the system of work; treat Rovo Dev as a separately budgeted developer surface because its $20 seat price can add metered credit overage.

ScenarioTeamMonthly costAssumptionChecked
Existing Atlassian user1Included in an existing subscriptionUses Rovo Search, Chat, Agents, and Studio inside an eligible paid Atlassian Cloud plan; this excludes the underlying Jira or Confluence subscription.
Aug 7, 2026
Five Rovo Dev seats5$100Five developers on Rovo Dev Standard at $20 per developer per month, before any metered credit overage.
Aug 7, 2026
Twenty-five Rovo Dev seats25$500Twenty-five Rovo Dev Standard seats at $20 per developer per month; set site limits before enabling credit overage.
Aug 7, 2026

Latest buyer-impact change: Atlassian documents Rovo Dev default extra-usage headroom and admin limits

Engineering teams should model Rovo Dev as more than a flat $20 developer seat. The default extra-usage headroom can protect continuity but also creates a paid overage path unless admins review and cap site-level limits before broad rollout.

Decision-grade detail

Microsoft 365 Copilot Business

Microsoft 365 Copilot Business can be bought as an $18/user/month annual add-on to eligible Business plans, or bundled with Business Standard at $23.50/user/month paid yearly and Business Premium at $32/user/month paid yearly on the current page.

Copilot Business is easiest to justify for organizations already paying for an eligible Microsoft 365 Business plan; compare the bundle total rather than treating the add-on as a standalone AI seat.

ScenarioTeamMonthly costAssumptionChecked
One Business Standard + Copilot user1$23.50Published Business Standard + Copilot Business bundle, paid yearly; availability and promotions vary by market and eligibility.
Aug 7, 2026
Five Business Standard + Copilot users5$117.50Five users on the published $23.50 Business Standard + Copilot Business annual bundle price.
Aug 7, 2026
Twenty-five Business Premium + Copilot users25$800Twenty-five users on the published $32 Business Premium + Copilot Business annual bundle price.
Aug 7, 2026

Latest buyer-impact change: Microsoft 365 Copilot Business bundle pricing now shows Business Standard + Copilot at $23.50/user/month paid yearly.

SMB buyers need to model the base Business plan and Copilot add-on together using the current bundle prices.

Decision-grade detail

Devin

Devin starts with Free and Pro, while Teams uses an $80/month team plan plus $40/month for each full dev seat. Model both included quota and pay-as-you-go usage before scaling.

Devin is a budgetable execution surface only when the team can hand it reviewable backlog work; Teams costs combine the base plan, full-dev seats, and usage rather than a single flat team price.

ScenarioTeamMonthly costAssumptionChecked
One Devin Pro user1$20One Pro subscription before usage beyond the included quota.
Aug 7, 2026
Five Team full-dev users5$280One $80 Teams base plan plus five $40 per-month full dev seats; usage beyond included quota is excluded.
Aug 7, 2026
Twenty-five Team full-dev users25$1,080One $80 Teams base plan plus twenty-five $40 per-month full dev seats; usage beyond included quota is excluded.
Aug 7, 2026

Latest buyer-impact change: Devin Teams now combines an $80/month team plan with $40/month full dev seats.

Teams buyers must model both the base plan and the number of users who need full Devin capacity.