You know what I hate even more… it’s limits to subscription models. This year Ahrefs, a popular marketing tool that indexes the web, changed their pricing mode

You know what I hate even more… it’s limits to subscription models. This year Ahrefs, a popular marketing tool that indexes the web, changed their pricing model to impose a strict 3,000 token limit on report generation. That limit used to be 1,500 and reset on a weekly basis. This is for the $200/month plan. Now if you “accidentally” use all 3,000 reports you are essentially locked out of the platform, like I was. What that means is that you can no longer use the export feature, which left me with a million+ unused rows. I had been their customer before, and I was told they did send out an email about the new changes (just not to people who weren’t active subscribers), and their official blog post was very sparse on appropriate wording that the report limit was changed so drastically. Was it my fault in the end? In more than one way, yes. But does that make me hate this approach less? Not in the slightest.