What solosub.io changed

• Added a new descriptive section emphasizing tracking for API keys and AI agents.
• Updated the hero area to explicitly mention managing "every API key you pay for."
• Replaced a static dashboard mockup text with a value proposition focused on "solo builders."
• Added a footer note clarifying that the free plan is available forever.

The product is moving beyond simple SaaS tracking to manage technical infrastructure costs. This targets developers and "vibecoders" who use many paid AI models and APIs.

• Added "excluding applicable taxes" to the pricing section.
• Added a footer note confirming that paid plans can be canceled at any time.

The product is moving toward a more formal billing structure. By explicitly stating that taxes are not included in the listed price, they are preparing for global compliance and avoiding customer disputes over final checkout costs.

• Updated the FAQ answer for "Which plan should I start with?" to list specific features for each tier.
• Added "AI Assist," "duplicate detection," and "Chrome extension access" to the Mini plan description in the FAQ.
• Added "higher subscription capacity," "three users," and "shared dashboard" to the Basic plan description in the FAQ.
• Added a footer note clarifying that the free plan is available forever and paid plans can be canceled anytime.

The competitor is refining how they explain their paid tiers. They are highlighting specific features like duplicate detection and user limits to help people choose a plan faster.