Glossary
Unilateral price changes
The company can raise prices or change fees with notice (or sometimes without), and continued use means you accept the new price.
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Why it matters
Budget assumptions break; locked-in pricing may not last the length of your subscription cycle.
What to look for
“We may change prices,” “fees subject to change,” or “new rates apply unless you cancel.”
Examples from published reviews
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