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// AICoderClass Radar · know before your AI coding tools change
Your AI seats are fixed. Your AI bill isn't.
Paying for Cursor, Claude, Copilot or Codex seats across a team? Radar checks what you pay now against today's vendor prices in a seat-cost report, then tells you in Slack what every price or limit change does to your bill, before the invoice does.
Target launch Monday 9 November 2026. Full refund if it isn't live by Sunday 15 November 2026.
Example alertIllustrative. "Acme Code" is a made-up tool.
Radar#ai-tools · Tue 09:12
Limit change "Acme Code" changed its Pro limits
Your team: 4 of your 12 Acme Code seats are marked heavy users and may hit the new cap
Option A: upgrade all 4 to Max, +$280/mo
Suggested: upgrade 2 to Max, give 2 a backup tool, +$180/mo
Bill impact vs option A$100/mo less
Vendor quote + source linkLinks to the vendor page
Watching the tools teams pay for
Cursor
Claude Code
OpenAI Codex
GitHub Copilot
Devin Desktop (Windsurf)
Google Antigravity
Kiro
Lovable
Bolt.new
Replit
v0
Base44
Sources: official pricing pages, changelogs, GitHub releases and status pages. Every alert quotes the vendor and links to the source.
// Why trust the data
Quoted, dated and open, down to the seat
Word for word from the vendor
At launch, every tracker row will quote the vendor's own wording, with the source link and the time we checked it. If a vendor doesn't publish a number, we'll say so instead of guessing.
Coming soon: the public data as an open JSON and CSV feed under CC BY 4.0, so you can check us or build on it.
Team and seat costs, not just solo plans
At launch, Radar tracks team plans, per-seat prices and the published seat minimums, so the cost of your whole team is worked out, not just one person's plan.
Renames and shutdowns get their own alert
When Windsurf became Devin Desktop, or Gemini CLI stopped serving Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers in favour of Antigravity CLI, a price table didn't tell you. Radar treats renames and shutdowns as their own change type, filtered to the tools you pay for.
// What you get
Not another change feed. What the change does to your bill.
Raw change alerts are free all over the internet. Radar answers the team question: does this change our bill, who does it hit, and what should we switch?
Bill-impact alerts, in Slack
Pick your tools, plans and seat counts once. When a price or limit on a seat you pay for changes, Radar posts what it does to your monthly bill, which seats it hits and the cheapest fix. Renames and shutdowns too. Email works as well.
At launch
Seat and cap sizing
Subscription seats, API pricing or usage-based billing? Team plan or the next tier up? Enter your seats and roughly how hard each group uses them, and see the mix and caps that fit, with seat minimums and plan caps included. A report you can hand to finance.
v1 at launch
Also included
Monday briefing
A short weekly email on what changed in your tools and whether it matters for you.
Starter rules packs
Starter CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md and Cursor rules for common stacks, so a backup tool picks up your project.
Every alert shows its source
Changes are detected automatically. Every alert links to the vendor page it came from.
// Seat-cost check
The most common waste: everyone on the top plan
A team buys the biggest plan for everyone after one person hits a limit. Try the free seat-cost calculator: it adds up your team's seats from vendor list prices, applies seat minimums and shows cheaper mixes, with sources on the page. Radar then re-checks it every time a price changes.
Example only, not a customer. Uses published list prices for individual plans (USD per month, excluding tax), checked 2026-10-17. Team plans and your real usage can change the answer.
Example10-person team on Claude Code
Example seat mix before and after
Setup
Seats
Per month
Today: all on Max 5x
10 × $100
$1,000
Mix: heavy users on Max 5x
3 × $100
$300
Mix: light users on Pro
7 × $20
$140
Difference in this example
$560 less
// Founding teams
Your team's AI bill, watched automatically
The founding Team seat is automated: a seat-cost report for your team, price and limit alerts for the tools you pay for, and the Monday briefing. The first 10 teams get Team at 50% off for 12 months and help decide what we build next. Radar is due to launch on Monday 9 November 2026.
Founding priceFirst 10 teams
Founding Team
€24.50 /month for 12 months
Founding-member presale. Then €49/month, the normal Team price. Up to 15 seats, 1 Slack workspace. Excludes VAT.
Seat-cost report: your seats and caps against today's vendor prices, with a report for finance
Price and limit alerts for the tools you pay for (in Slack at launch; by email until then)
You pay today. Radar launches Monday 9 November 2026.
Bonus: a free seat check, for anyone, paid or not. What's in it?
No countdown timers. The 10-team limit is real: checkout is capped, and we mark the offer closed here once 10 teams have joined. Payments are processed by Stripe and sold through Link, so your receipt comes from Link and your bank statement shows LINK.COM*.
// Pricing
Simple flat plans, billed in euro
No per-seat maths. Annual billing gets you two months free. Paid plans open at launch, targeted for Monday 9 November 2026.
Works out at €82.50/month · or €990/year · Up to 50 seats, multiple Slack channels
Everything in Team
Starter rules packs per client or project
Alert rules per channel
Multiple Slack channels
Euro invoices with VAT issued through Stripe, ready for expenses
Cancel any time in the Stripe billing portal or by email
Full refund if your Radar report doesn't find a cheaper setup within 14 days of launch
Solo prices include VAT. Team and Studio prices exclude VAT; add your VAT number at checkout. Everything is self-serve, with no calls needed.
// FAQ
Questions
When does Radar start?
Bill-impact alerts, seat and cap sizing, the Monday briefing and starter rules packs are due on Monday 9 November 2026. If Radar isn't live by Sunday 15 November 2026, founding teams get a full refund.
How is this different from a free price tracker?
A tracker, including the free one we're launching, lists every change for everyone. Radar filters to the tools and plans your team pays for, posts to your Slack, works out what a change means for your seats (including team minimums), flags renames and shutdowns, and gives you starter rules files.
How do you make sure alerts are right?
We detect changes automatically on official pricing pages, changelogs, GitHub releases and status pages. Every alert quotes the vendor word for word, links to the vendor page it came from and shows when we checked it.
Do you need access to our code or accounts?
No. You tell us which tools and plans you use, how many seats, and roughly who uses them heavily. Radar never connects to your repositories, billing or tool accounts.
Does Radar track what each developer spends?
No. Radar works from published prices and limits plus the seat counts and usage levels you enter. It doesn't meter usage or attribute spend to individual developers.
Can AI tool vendors pay to change what Radar says?
No. Alerts, the seat-cost checker and recommendations are never for sale. Any sponsorship is a clearly labelled slot in the newsletter or briefing, kept apart from the data.
What does the founding offer include, exactly?
It's a presale of the automated Team plan at 50% off: €24.50 instead of €49 a month for your first 12 monthly payments, then the normal Team price. You get the seat-cost report, price and limit alerts and the Monday briefing. It's limited to the first 10 teams. Solo and Studio aren't part of the founding offer and open at launch.
What's in the free seat check?
It's free for anyone, paid or not, and it isn't part of any paid plan. It covers what you pay now for each AI coding tool, where your seats and plans overlap, and which cheaper plan or mix would fit, with every price quoted from the vendor and the date we checked it. You answer a short form about your tools, plans and seats; we never connect to your code, billing or tool accounts. It arrives within 2 working days of your answers. Email aicoderclass@gmail.com to ask for one.
When am I charged?
At checkout, the day you sign up, even though Radar launches on Monday 9 November 2026. After that you're charged on the same date each month (or year). Prices exclude VAT; Stripe adds VAT for your country at checkout, and businesses can enter a VAT number instead.
How do I cancel?
Log in to the Stripe billing portal with the email you paid with and cancel there, or email aicoderclass@gmail.com and we cancel it for you. We reply within 1 working day. Cancelling stops future payments from your next billing date.
How do refunds work?
If Radar isn't live by Sunday 15 November 2026, we refund everything you paid. You can also ask for a full refund within 14 days of launch, for any reason. And if your Radar report doesn't find a cheaper setup for your team within 14 days of launch, email us and we'll refund you in full. Email aicoderclass@gmail.com or reply to your receipt; we reply within 1 working day.
Can I expense it?
Yes. Prices are in euro, and Stripe issues an invoice with VAT for every payment, worked out for your country at checkout. Solo prices include VAT. Team and Studio exclude VAT, and businesses can add a VAT number at checkout.
Is anything done by hand?
On your side, no. You answer a short form about your tools, plans and seats. Radar is automated: it builds the seat-cost report and sends the alerts and the Monday briefing, and after launch setup and rules packs are self-serve. The seat-cost calculator already is. Every alert links to the vendor page it came from. The only thing done by hand is the optional free seat check, which anyone can ask for, paid or not.
// Free waitlist
Not ready to pay? Get the launch email.
We'll email you when Radar launches, with the free tracker link. Tell us your team and tools so we watch the right things first.
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