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Prices change quietly.
Providers rarely announce a price cut as loudly as a launch, and almost never announce the end of an introductory rate at all. Once a month: what moved on the board, by how much, and what it does to a typical bill.
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The list needs a provider wired up before it can accept addresses — dropping them on the floor would be worse than saying so. In the meantime theverification log shows every price change with its date, and the JSON endpoint is diffable if you'd rather watch it programmatically.
What actually lands in your inbox
- Price movements. Any change to input, output, or cache-read rates across the 6 models on the board, with the old and new number.
- Introductory rates ending. The change most likely to surprise you on a bill, because it needs no announcement to take effect.
- New models on the board, once verified — not when announced.
- What it means for a normal workload. The same three shapes used on the comparison pages, re-priced, so a rate change turns into a number you recognise.
What it is not: launch coverage, benchmark takes, funding news, or a weekly roundup of everything that happened in AI. Those exist elsewhere and are done well.