They've made some nasty pricing changes in the past. For example they decided on per-user pricing (based on git committers) if you used them for the very common

They've made some nasty pricing changes in the past. For example they decided on per-user pricing (based on git committers) if you used them for the very common task of deploying branch-based previews on PRs. At my last job this was a sudden increase of thousands of dollars a year for a 15 engineer team. We dropped Netlify instead.