What Toksta changed

• Removed the text "Syncing live prices" from the pricing section.
• Removed a duplicate "All rights reserved" line from the footer.

The removal of the "Syncing live prices" text suggests the pricing structure is now stable or that the platform has finished updating its credit-based costs.

• Removed the top navigation menu and several feature links.
• Deleted specific landing page links for LinkedIn and YouTube influencer databases.
• Removed detailed descriptions of "Active B2B creators" and "Campaign ops on autopilot" from the middle of the page.
• Shortened the FAQ section by removing several common questions.
• Removed the footer links for Products, Resources, and Company information.

The site now has a much simpler layout. They removed direct links to specific LinkedIn and YouTube influencer search pages, which might mean they are focusing more on their AI agents than manual search tools.

• Added an annual billing toggle that offers a 20% discount on plans.
• Added a new navigation menu with direct links to LinkedIn and YouTube influencer databases.
• Added a search bar feature allowing users to "try a brand" like HubSpot or Stripe.
• Expanded the "Why Toksta" section with four new benefit cards focusing on speed and audience job titles.
• Added a footer with links to social media, a blog, and support resources.
• Updated the FAQ section with more specific questions about platform differences and credit usage.

The platform is moving from simple monthly and pay-as-you-go pricing to a more traditional software model that encourages long-term commitments.