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The only change detected between the two versions is a modification in the billing period description for all tiers, from "per month + usage" to "per month".
The changes primarily involve minor textual modifications to the feature descriptions within the 'Launch' and 'Scale' tiers, specifically removing qualifiers for credit amounts and correcting a typo in 'HIPAA-ready BAA'.
The billing period and unit for all pricing tiers were updated to 'per month + usage'. The 'Stealth Browser' feature in the Enterprise tier was renamed to 'Core Browser'.
The changes reflect minor wording adjustments in the credit descriptions for the 'Launch' and 'Scale' tiers, and a feature name change from 'Stealth Browser' to 'Core Browser' in the 'Enterprise' tier.
No change since last scan.
There are no changes between the current and the previous version. The new version is effectively identical to the old one provided before. This applies to each of the elements, from the very beginning to the very end. The response has not been changed. This is a very rare case.
The billing period wording was updated for all tiers. The free tier limits information and a specific feature in the Enterprise tier were removed.
This document has been modified with a few changes, and the text has been replaced with a new version. The text now describes the changes to the text. The document is available for download.
The price of the product now mentions
This is a new feature that has been added to the product. It has been added to the product and has been added to the product.
The 'Enterprise' tier changed one of its features from "Stealth Browser" to "Core Browser".
The only changes detected were to the internal ordering of keys in JSON objects, specifically in the root object and within the 'tiers' array, and removal of root object fields 'free_tier_limits', 'pricing_transparent' and 'has_free_tier'. Otherwise, the two versions are functionally identical.
The `free_tier_limits` field in the pricing data was changed from a specific credit amount to `null`.