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  1. Distill pricing explained: checks, devices and the Flexi plan

    Distill pricing looks simple at first: a free plan and three paid tiers at $15, $35 and $80 and up a month. For an operator deciding what to put on the company card, the real cost depends on how checks are counted, how many devices you run, and how many alerts you send. This is a breakdown of what…

  2. Is CrowdTangle free? What its replacements cost a small team

    Is CrowdTangle free? Not anymore, and not in the usual sense even before. CrowdTangle was invite-only, offered to approved partners such as newsrooms and researchers rather than sold on a price list, and Meta switched it off on August 14, 2024. For a founder or operator, the useful question is what…

  3. Changedetection io pricing for founders: free, $8.99 or $9

    Founders usually look up changedetection io pricing because somebody on the team wants to track competitor pages, supplier price lists or a regulator's notices, and the open source option sounds free. It is, in one sense. This piece breaks down what each way of running it costs, what you get from a…

  4. Cision pricing: what founders can find out, and what to pay instead

    Cision pricing is not published. Cision's pricing page is a three-step form that asks for your email, company, job title, role, country and phone number, and then "one of our experts will reach out". For a founder, that means you cannot budget for it before you talk to sales, and the number you get…

  5. Browse AI pricing explained, and when a simpler alert plan costs less

    Browse AI pricing is built on credits, and that makes it hard for an operator to predict the bill. A credit is a unit of work: extract 10 rows or take one screenshot. Every scheduled run spends credits, so the monthly cost depends on how many pages you watch, how often, and how many rows each run…

  6. Awario pricing explained, plan by plan, and what $9 buys instead

    Awario pricing looks simple: three plans, each with a monthly and a yearly price. The details that decide what you will really pay sit lower on the page, in the topic limits, the seat counts and the features held back for the next tier. For a founder or operator deciding whether listening is worth…

  7. Brand24 pricing in 2026, and what founders pay elsewhere

    Brand24 pricing is one of the few in social listening that is fully public, which makes it easy to do the math before you sign. The short version: the cheapest plan is $199 a month on annual billing, and you pay mainly for keywords. For a founder or operator watching a brand, two or three…

  8. Brandwatch pricing: what founders should expect before the demo

    Founders who search for Brandwatch pricing tend to find the same thing: no number. Brandwatch's plans page describes "standard to enterprise plans" for each of its products and then asks you to schedule a free demo. This piece explains what that model means for a small company's budget, what the…

  9. Visualping pricing in 2026, and a cheaper alternative for teams

    Visualping pricing looks modest on the first tier and gets expensive once a team relies on it. The reason is the unit it sells. Visualping charges for checks, every visit it makes to a page, so the bill grows with how many pages you watch and how often. Here is how that works in 2026, and why…

  10. Anon Accelerate builds and runs a family of small software products

    Anon Accelerate is the holding company behind a group of software products. Each one does a single job and runs on its own site.