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2026-09-15 auto-refresh: UNRESOLVED FOR A THIRD CONSECUTIVE RUN — NO PRICES CHANGED, NO SNAPSHOTS WRITTEN. Escalating to mandatory manual review. IMPORTANT — THIS RUN PARTLY UNDERCUTS THE 2026-09-05 'STALE TABLE' EXPLANATION BELOW, AND THAT SHOULD NOT BE GLOSSED OVER. The 2026-09-05 note dismissed the $69 / $99 / $250 / $295 figures as describing the RETIRED pre-restructure tier table. Today two independent searches converge on LogRocket publishing FOUR CURRENT plans named Free, Core, Professional and Enterprise (cubeapm, fullsession, trustradius, vendr, uxcam) — i.e. the aggregators are using our CURRENT post-restructure plan names, not the retired Team/Professional/Enterprise names. So 'they are describing the old table' is no longer a sufficient explanation for the price gap. THE ACTUAL UNRESOLVED CONFLICT IS THE VOLUME ANCHOR, NOT THE PLAN NAMES. Sources give Core from $69/mo at 10,000 sessions and Professional from $295/mo. One source (fullsession) gives Core at $139/mo at 25,000 sessions — which is exactly our stored reference volume, and implies -21% against our stored $176. That delta sits UNDER the 30% threshold for this record (created 2026-07-25), so it does not mechanically trip the unusual-delta rule, but it is single-source at that volume point and 2c requires two independent sources agreeing before applying. NOTHING APPLIED. A separate source's '$99/mo for up to 1,000 sessions' is internally incoherent against '$69 for 10,000 sessions' (more sessions for less money) and is disregarded. NO VENDOR ANNOUNCEMENT LOCATED. A dedicated secondary search for a LogRocket pricing-change blog post or changelog entry returned nothing — no post documenting the Team→Core transition or any 2026 repricing. WHY NO SNAPSHOT: writing $139 against the prior (LogRocket, Entry (Core)) snapshot of $176 would compute Direction = Down and paint a 'price decreased' badge off one source. Writing nothing keeps the history honest. Stored $176 at the 25K-session reference volume is RETAINED but should now be treated as LOW CONFIDENCE, not as verified truth. ACTION — BLOCKING: a human must open logrocket.com/pricing, move the session slider, and record the actual Core price at BOTH 10K and 25K sessions plus the Professional entry price. Until that happens this record should stop consuming auto-refresh cycles; WebSearch has now failed to resolve it three runs running. If Core really is $69 at 10K / $139 at 25K, our stored figure is a wrong anchor rather than a vendor price cut, and the correction must be written as a restated baseline (Stable), NOT as a Down snapshot. --- 2026-09-05 auto-refresh: STALE-AGGREGATOR FALSE ALARM — REJECTED, no change applied. Searches surfaced $69/mo 'Core', $99/mo 'Team', $250/mo and $295/mo 'Professional' figures from vendr, trustradius, g2, fullsession and cubeapm. All of these describe the RETIRED pre-restructure tier table documented in the 2026-08-18 note below; none reflect logrocket.com/pricing. Naive application would have written a false 'Price decreased' snapshot ($176 -> $69, -61%). Entry held at $176/mo at the 25K-session reference volume. No source contradicted the current session-count model, and no vendor announcement of a further change was found. Verification Status left at Verified; NOT moved to Under Investigation because the >30% delta is explained by stale third-party data, not by an observed vendor move. Re-confirm directly on logrocket.com/pricing next manual pass. --- RESTRUCTURED 2026-08-18: LogRocket retired the flat Team/Professional/Enterprise tier structure and moved to session-count-based sliding-scale pricing under 3 named plans: Core (foundation), Pro (adds Galileo AI features — free above 100K sessions), Enterprise (custom, self-hosted, unlimited seats). Old $99 Team tier is gone; new entry is $176/mo at 25K sessions reference volume. Session count is now the primary pricing lever, replacing per-seat/per-tier logic. Confirms 'AI-inside-every-tier' pattern also seen at Semrush + Miro + Zapier. Verified against logrocket.com/pricing.

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