Cursor Now Hosts Your Code. The Reason Is Agents
Cursor launched Origin — a code host with repos, PRs and GitHub sync, "designed for agent scale". Same week, beehiiv renamed its AI to "Agent" on every tier.
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Teardowns of what quietly changed across real SaaS niches — pricing, features, positioning — and notes from building ScrapRival in public.
Cursor Stopped Naming Composer on Its Paid Tiers
On August 13 Cursor's pricing page dropped Composer from all three paid tiers. Across 12 competitors and seven days, not one price moved.
Lovable Rewrote a Changelog Entry to Add AI Training
An entry dated July 31 announced a privacy control. A day later, still dated July 31, it said Lovable may train on Free and Pro data from September 9.
PostHog Raised Its Entry AI Price 5.8x in One Day
PostHog replaced its flat $0.00006 AI observability rate with a seven-band ladder starting at $0.00035 — steepest for the smallest accounts.
Cursor Changed Its Price Six Times in 12 Days
Cursor moved Pro between $20 and $16 six times in 12 days — three full round trips. Here is the captured sequence, and the agent pricing shift behind it.
Cursor Changed Its Price Four Times in One Week
A teardown of what moved across AI coding tools, analytics and billing last week — led by Cursor flip-flopping its price four times in seven days.
How to Track Competitor Pricing Changes (4 Practical Ways)
Four practical ways to monitor competitor pricing pages — from manual checks to automated AI briefings — and how to pick the right one for your stage.
Why I built ScrapRival
Founders find out about competitor moves too late. ScrapRival watches pricing pages, changelogs and blogs, and sends one Monday briefing.