See what your plan is holding back
- Billing
- Team
- Keywords
When a plan runs out of room, the product used to go quiet about it. Keywords stopped collecting, seats stopped working, and nothing on screen said why. This release makes the limits visible where you hit them.
Your usage card says what is capped
The billing page no longer just counts what you have used. It names what your plan is currently holding back, so you can decide whether to upgrade with the actual reason in front of you rather than guessing from a number.
Paused keywords say who paused them
A keyword you paused and a keyword your plan paused looked identical in the sidebar. They are now marked differently, in the sidebar and in every keyword picker, so you stop hunting for a setting you never changed.
A suspended seat gets a real answer
If your seat is suspended, Parahuman used to tell you that you belong to no workspace, which was both wrong and alarming. You now land on a page that says your seat is suspended and what to do next.
Admins get the other half: the team roster shows which members are suspended, and you can restore one from the roster without leaving the page.
- Alerts Set up an alert for a view straight from that view's menu
- Alerts Alert setup reads from the URL, so you can link someone directly to it
- Billing Pricing cards stop repeating the plan name and hide the Best value badge once it is not an upgrade
- Billing Plan CTAs line up across the pricing cards
- Website Every page footer now carries a live service status indicator
- Bookmarks The bookmark toast reports what actually happened instead of assuming success
- Filters View names can contain spaces, and platform changes are announced to screen readers
- Feed The feed's sticky header no longer overflows the page
- Alerts Changing an alert refreshes the views list instead of leaving it stale
- Keywords The keyword cap is described as per account, which is what it has always been, not per workspace