What Roocode changed

• Added a new FAQ section explaining why self-hosted and cloud licenses cost the same.
• Updated the pricing table to show that self-hosting is free for up to 10 users without a license.
• Clarified that paid self-hosted plans do not offer free trials, directing users to the free 10-user tier instead.
• Adjusted user count brackets in the pricing section (e.g., "Up to 50 users" changed to "11–50 users").
• Fixed minor spacing and formatting in headers and lists.

The competitor is clarifying their business model by aligning self-hosted and cloud pricing. They are also using a free 10-user tier to drive adoption for self-hosted users instead of traditional trials.

• Added "Automated Work" feature to proactively find and fix issues without manual prompting.
• Added "Built-in analytics" to track inference costs and team productivity.
• Added "Build on-the-go" section highlighting a new mobile web UI and messaging app integrations (Slack, Teams, Discord, Telegram).
• Expanded compatibility list to include GitLab, Azure DevOps, Gitea, and Bitbucket.
• Updated the hero section to emphasize that the agent "runs your actual dev environment" and "reviews code with a different model."
• Removed specific "starting at $49/mo" pricing text from the FAQ, though the "Start free" link remains.

The product is moving from a manual "prompt-and-wait" tool to an autonomous agent that can proactively find bugs and be managed via mobile messaging apps.

• Launched "Roomote Cloud," a managed hosting service that sets up in 2 minutes.
• Introduced a new pricing structure starting at $49/month.
• Added a 7-day free trial for the cloud version.
• Updated the comparison table to highlight "single-tenant" deployment as a key advantage over multi-tenant competitors.
• Added "Talks like a human" as a new product feature highlight.
• Positioned the cloud version as a "fast start" path for teams to test the product before committing to self-hosting.

The product is moving from a purely self-hosted, source-available tool to a commercial SaaS model. This lowers the barrier to entry for new users who don't want to manage their own infrastructure.