We shipped a pricing change this week. Basic is $20/month with $12 of included usage, and Pro is $50/month with $32 of included usage. Notra no longer has a free tier, though it might return in the future if our economics allow it.
From free to trial
A free tier hides the signal. You can't tell if someone isn't using the product because it doesn't work for them or because they have no reason to try. A trial with a real endpoint changes that calculation. The users who pay after three days are different. They see value, and they act.
The plan is straightforward. Basic is $20/month with $12 of included usage. Pro is $50/month with $32 of included usage. Usage funds the actual work: running a changelog generation, drafting a blog post, creating social media content. If you run out, you can top up without changing plans.
Why we did this
Free tiers feel generous when your growth metrics are the only metric. But they hide the cost of what we're actually building. Syncing with GitHub and Linear, running LLMs on every generation, storing and versioning your content. That costs money.