May digest: pricing rework and the redesign release

What's new

• ·Three self-serve plans — Standard (Specsight covers the AI cost), BYOK (bring your own AI key), and a Partnership tier opened via grant links.
• ·Scheduled-lock workflow — an organisation that lapses on payment enters a ninety-day window to recover before data is purged, with a clear countdown surfaced on the billing page.
• ·Partnership grant flow — new users arriving via a grant link skip the plan and payment steps; the partnership tier applies automatically.
• ·Locked-organisation state — a team that has lapsed shows a read-only banner everywhere with a path to reactivate.

What's changed

• ·The billing page leads with the current plan name, its price, and the next billing date, with any scheduled lock surfaced prominently.
• ·Onboarding's plan step reflects the new tiers — Standard, BYOK, or Partnership replace the previous Free and Pro choices.
• ·Project creation now checks the repository size against the chosen plan up front, so an over-limit project is blocked at creation rather than failing later in analysis.
• ·The AI-tools sign-in flow now accepts ephemeral loopback addresses, so desktop assistants binding to a random local port complete the consent without falling back to keys.
• ·The onboarding flow, dashboard, spec view, reports, exports, sign-in pages, and transactional emails were rebuilt around a refreshed visual language — behaviour stays the same; the surfaces read cleaner.
• ·Mobile navigation, the dashboard tabs, and the Feedback flow now share the touch experience with the desktop refresh.

What's gone

• ·The Free plan and its onboarding path are retired; new teams pick Standard or BYOK, or arrive on a partnership grant link.
• ·Pro-plan-specific flows are gone — adding seats and downgrading back to Free no longer apply, since the seat-and-tier model has been replaced by per-organisation plans.
• ·The free-trial countdown banner across the dashboard is retired; the new plan structure has no trial window.