What Superwall changed

• Removed a large interactive section showing how AI agents build paywalls.
• Removed specific examples of using Claude Code and Cursor to create Black Friday paywalls.
• Removed detailed descriptions of features like "AI Chat Skill," "Agent Activity," and "Superwall MCP."
• Removed the "Growth · Weekly" dashboard preview built by AI agents.
• Removed the "Superwall AI" user history and timeline analysis section.

Superwall removed a large section of their homepage that explained how their AI agents work with tools like Claude Code and Cursor. This might mean they are simplifying their message or changing how they talk about AI automation for building paywalls.

• Added a major new section detailing AI Agent capabilities for Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex.
• Introduced "Superwall Agents" that can automatically post experiment readouts to Slack and suggest next tests.
• Added a feature for "App-to-Web Checkout" to bypass app store fees using Stripe.
• Launched a CLI tool that allows AI agents to query revenue data and build dashboards.
• Updated all pricing call-to-action buttons to point directly to a new onboarding flow.
• Added visual walkthroughs for AI-powered audience targeting and multi-step onboarding flows.

Superwall is shifting from a manual paywall builder to an AI-driven automation platform. By integrating with coding agents like Claude Code and Cursor, they are making it much faster for developers to build, test, and analyze paywalls using natural language instead of manual configuration.

• Removed a detailed interactive section showing Claude Code building a Black Friday paywall.
• Removed visual examples of AI agents uploading images, editing text, and creating products.
• Removed a section demonstrating how to query revenue data and build dashboards using the CLI and AI agents.
• Removed the "Superwall Agents" growth analyst feature description and Slack integration preview.
• Removed the "Superwall AI" user timeline analysis tool demonstration.
• Removed the "App-to-Web" and "Web-to-App" checkout flow visual examples.

Superwall removed a large section of their homepage that detailed how AI coding agents (like Claude Code and Cursor) interact with their editor. This might suggest a shift away from focusing on AI-driven paywall building as a primary marketing hook, or a simplification of their core value proposition.