What Warp changed

• The call-to-action button for Warp Factories was changed from "get started" to "request access."

Warp is moving from an open "get started" flow to a gated "request access" model for its software factory product. This suggests they are shifting toward a high-touch sales process or managing capacity for their agentic development platform.

• Removed the $10,000 free usage credit offer for qualified organizations.
• Removed the "Open infrastructure for cloud software factories" headline.
• Removed specific cost breakdown figures ($18.09 cost per PR and individual compute/inference costs).
• Updated the "Download" button text to "Download Warp."
• Removed mentions of the $10k credit from the FAQ section.

Warp is tightening its early access program by removing a large financial incentive. This suggests they may have reached their desired capacity for the closed beta or are shifting away from aggressive subsidization of agent usage.

• Added a specific "cost per PR" figure of $18.09 (noting a 33% reduction).
• Added a detailed cost breakdown: compute ($7.07), platform ($6.66), and inference ($4.36).
• Shortened the "Download Warp" button text to simply "Download."

Warp is moving from abstract claims to concrete proof of ROI. By showing exact costs for compute, platform, and inference, they are targeting engineering leaders who need to justify AI agent spending with hard data.