What Linkeddit changed

• The homepage now promotes "Linkeddit Studio," a desktop video and image editor for Mac and Windows.
• Changed pricing from a $99/month subscription to a $99 one-time lifetime payment.
• Shifted technical focus to "Bring Your Own AI," connecting to tools like Claude Code, Cursor, and OpenAI via API keys rather than providing the AI models directly.
• Moved the original competitor and demand intelligence features to a separate sub-page called "Linkeddit Core."
• Removed all previous customer testimonials and SaaS-focused marketing intelligence metrics.

The company has pivoted from a SaaS marketing intelligence platform to a desktop-based AI video editing tool. They are moving away from recurring subscriptions toward a one-time payment model that uses the customer's own AI API keys.

• Removed the promotional banner offering 30% off any plan using code "COMP30."
• Updated a customer testimonial to clarify that time saved was reinvested into "closing the leads it finds."

The removal of a prominent discount code suggests the product may have reached a level of demand where aggressive price incentives are no longer needed to convert visitors.

• Added a new promotional banner: "Use code COMP30 for 30% off any plan"
• Shortened a testimonial quote from Vishal Bansal to remove a sentence about reinvesting time into closing leads.

The competitor is using a significant price drop to attract new users and likely increase their conversion rate from social traffic.