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What changed, week of October 19, 2026

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AsanaContent

Asana rewrites its home page headline around AI and adds an AI Teammates message

Asana changed its home page headline to focus on AI and replaced its OS for human-agent teams line with copy about orchestrated execution across humans, agents and systems. The page also adds an AI Teammates message about surfacing what needs attention, routing intake and making portfolios visible.

What it could mean

Asana's home page now leads with AI in its headline and adds an AI Teammates message. This could raise the bar for how competing work management tools present AI agents, and may draw closer comparison on how AI handles intake routing and portfolio visibility.

From the page

  • AddedView demoDownload appSupercharge your teams with AI
  • RemovedView demoDownload appThe OS for
  • AddedView demoDownload appOrchestrated execution across humans, agents, and systems.

Exact text from asana.com, captured .

CanvaPricing

Canva reworks the plan comparison table on its pricing page

Canva restructured the feature comparison on its pricing page, now titled compare plans, with a differences-only view and a stock content row that mentions 3D elements. Rows for bulk design creation and PDF, JPG and PNG export no longer appear in the captured text. A cookie consent banner also appeared on the pricing page.

What it could mean

The new layout could make differences between Canva plans easier to scan. The mention of 3D elements in stock content may signal a broader asset library. Removed rows may have moved elsewhere, so the evidence does not show whether any feature was dropped from a plan.

From the page

  • AddedWe use essential cookies to make Canva work. We’d like to use other cookies to improve and personalize your visit, tailor ads you see from us on Canva and partner sites, and to analyze our website’s performance, but only if you accept. Learn more about your choices in our cookie policy.Skip to main content
  • AddedCanva’s features and offerings may evolve over time. Each plan includes everything in the previous plans - plus more.K-12 educational organizations and not-for-profits can enjoy most premium features for free.Compare plansFree
  • Removed3.6+ million3.6+ millionBulk design creation

Exact text from canva.com/pricing, captured .

ClickUpPricing

ClickUp lists a $7 Unlimited plan and recenters its home page on Brain² AI

ClickUp redesigned its pricing page, and only part of the change is shown. The captured part lists an Unlimited plan at $7 per user per month billed yearly, removes a Core label and drops AI trial and credit lines from the free plan section. The home page now leads with Brain², Artifacts² and Super Agents copy.

What it could mean

A $7 Unlimited tier could become the visible entry price for paid seats that rivals may be compared against. Removing the AI trial and credit lines from the free plan section may make AI features less visible to free users, though only part of the change is shown.

From the page

  • RemovedFree ForeverGet StartedClickUp Brain² Trial
  • RemovedGet Started500 credits / workspace
  • Added24/7 Support1 FormUnlimitedGet started

Exact text from clickup.com/pricing, captured .

FramerProduct

Framer lists an MCP Server on pricing and calls itself a pro website builder

Framer added an MCP Server item to its pricing page, removed an External agents label and reworded the line below it from connecting own tools to connecting AI tools. The home page headline now calls Framer a pro website builder with a world-class design agent, and the featured new item changed from Skills to Framer MCP.

What it could mean

Listing an MCP Server on the pricing page could make external AI tool access part of how Framer plans are compared. Competing site builders may see buyers ask whether their products connect to outside AI assistants in a similar way.

From the page

  • Added1 GB bandwidthDesign pagesMCP ServerStart for Free
  • RemovedTest changes in staging before publishingAgentsUnlock extreme productivity with agents in Framer.Credits
  • AddedTest changes in staging before publishingAgentsUnlock extreme productivity with AI agents in Framer.Credits

Exact text from framer.com/pricing, captured .

LinearProduct

Linear home page highlights Slack and GitHub triggers for Loops

Linear's home page changelog section now features an October 22, 2026 entry on triggering Loops from Slack and GitHub, sharing them as templates and customizing their reasoning levels. An earlier entry describing Loops for product management no longer appears in that section.

What it could mean

Linear could be extending its agent workflow feature beyond its own app into tools teams already use. Competing product management tools may face closer comparison on workflow automation, template sharing and Slack and GitHub connections. The removed entry may simply have rotated out as newer releases were listed.

From the page

  • AddedReleases +ChangelogSlack and GitHub loop triggersOCT 22, 2026
  • RemovedNew controls for Linear coding agentSEP 24, 2026Loops for product managementSEP 10, 2026
  • AddedReleases +ChangelogLoops automate product work by responding to changes in Linear and connected tools. You can now trigger them from Slack and GitHub, share them as templates, and customize their reasoning levels.OCT 22, 2026

Exact text from linear.app, captured .

MiroContent

Miro reworks home page messaging and labels free plan boards as editable

Miro rewrote its home page tagline and removed wording about MCP and agents working on the canvas, adding sections on collaborative AI workflows and work formats such as Docs, Tables, Slides and Diagrams. On the pricing page, the free plan's board limit now reads as 3 editable boards.

What it could mean

The board limit itself appears unchanged, but the new label may separate editable boards from other board access. Teams that compete with Miro on free plans could see a sharper comparison point around what free users can edit.

From the page

  • AddedStart for freeKey features:3 editable boardsTemplates
  • RemovedStart for freeKey features:3 boardsTemplates
  • AddedContact salesCore featuresEditable boards3

Exact text from miro.com/pricing, captured .

MixpanelDesign

Mixpanel removes a sample signup chart and parts of a query mockup from its home page

Mixpanel removed parts of a product illustration on its home page this week. A sample chart of signups over the first half of 2026, with its value scale and month labels, was taken off, along with a status line from a mock query panel. The nearby search box and Metric Trees section remained.

What it could mean

The removals could point to a refreshed or simplified product visual on the Mixpanel home page. For competing analytics vendors, this may indicate a change in how Mixpanel presents its question and answer style analysis to visitors, though the evidence does not show what, if anything, replaced these elements.

From the page

  • RemovedMetric TreesWhat's the root cause behind the signup drop?Breaking down by platform and version…Search or ask anything…
  • RemovedSignups over H1 2026
  • Removed40K

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NotionPricing

Notion pricing page drops three Unlimited lines, adds a Collaborative blocks line

Notion's pricing page removed lines for unlimited charts, unlimited collaborative blocks and unlimited file uploads. A line for collaborative blocks, without the word unlimited, was added between existing Charts and File uploads lines. The evidence does not show which plan these lines belong to or whether usage limits changed.

What it could mean

The removal of the unlimited wording could point to new caps on charts, collaborative blocks or file uploads, or it may only be a wording cleanup. If limits apply, competitors that offer these features without caps may find it easier to stand out in price and value comparisons.

From the page

  • AddedCustom sitesChartsCollaborative blocksFile uploads
  • RemovedCustom formsCustom sitesUnlimited chartsBasic connections
  • RemovedCustom formsCustom sitesUnlimited collaborative blocksBasic connections

Exact text from notion.com/pricing, captured .

VisualpingPricing

Visualping removes bulk and API feature listings from its pricing page

Visualping removed three feature listings from its pricing page: bulk import, bulk management, and API and integrations, each with its description. The evidence shows only page text, not whether the features themselves changed or moved elsewhere.

What it could mean

The removed bulk and API listings could have moved to another plan or page, or may be less central to how Visualping presents its plans. This could change how competitors compare their own bulk and API features against Visualping's pricing page.

From the page

  • RemovedInvite & manage usersKeep everyone on the same page by automatically sending alerts to your team.Bulk importAdvanced reports
  • RemovedInvite & manage usersKeep everyone on the same page by automatically sending alerts to your team.Monitor thousands of pages in one click with our bulk job creation & management features.Advanced reports
  • RemovedAdvanced reportsUnderstand changes over time by reviewing hundreds of side-by-side changes at a glance.Bulk managementFalse alert management

Exact text from visualping.io/pricing, captured .

Each report is built from daily captures of the public pages of these companies, taken where robots.txt allows it and compared with the previous capture. AI drafts each report from those captures and checks it against them, and a member of the SpyGlow team decides what is published. Quotes are matched word for word against the capture. Prices may differ by region. Spot a mistake, or work at one of these companies and want something corrected? Email [email protected]. SpyGlow is not affiliated with the companies listed.

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