Pricing · November 5, 2026
Microsoft 365 Price Increase July 2026 By Plan
Most Microsoft 365 plans went up $1 to $3 per user a month on July 1, 2026. See every plan's old and new price and what to do before renewal.
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Pricing · November 5, 2026
Webflow Pricing Changes 2026 Explained
Webflow raised its Basic plan, merged CMS and Business into one Premium plan and added AI credit limits. Here is what changes and when.
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Layoffs · November 5, 2026
Canva Cuts 1,271 Jobs and What Customers Should Check Before Renewal
Canva is cutting 1,271 jobs. What it means for teams paying for Canva, and what to check before your next renewal.
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Builder · November 4, 2026
Pieter Levels Cut His Software Bill 90% With Claude
Pieter Levels runs sites with 20,000 paying customers on about $300 a month after Claude Code found about $34,000 a month in cuts. Here is each line item.
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Builder · October 31, 2026
AWS Bill From $8,000 to $300 a Month on Bare Metal
Simon Høiberg moved 4 SaaS products off AWS to 3 rented Hetzner servers. The bill fell from close to $8,000 a month to around $300, about $92,400 a year.
- Saves
- $92,400/yr
- Built in
- Not shared
- Runs on
- 3 rented bare metal servers at Hetzner
Builder · October 20, 2026
Greenleaf Replaced Salesforce and Saves $100,000 a Year
Atlanta real estate firm Greenleaf replaced Salesforce with a CRM a partner built himself. It runs on about $300 a month and saves about $100,000 a year.
- Saves
- $100,000/yr
- Built in
- About 25 hours
- Runs on
- About $300 a month
Builder · October 19, 2026
A Custom CRM Built in 7 Days Saves $26,400 a Year
Grayson Gladu's home services team built a custom CRM in 7 days on top of GoHighLevel and QuickBooks. It saves $700 a month in fees and $1,500 in staff time, about $26,400 a year.
- Saves
- $26,400/yr
- Built in
- 7 days
- Runs on
- Not shared
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