A number that was there in January is not there in February
On 19 January 2026, the Healthchecks.io pricing page listed a team-member limit on every plan.
On 21 February it does not. The line is gone from all of them.
No price moved by a cent.
The line that vanished
| Plan | 2026-01-19 | 2026-02-21 |
|---|---|---|
| Hobbyist $0 | 20 jobs / 3 team members / 100 log entries | 20 jobs / 100 log entries |
| Supporter $5 | 20 jobs / 3 team members / 100 log entries | 20 jobs / 100 log entries |
| Business $20 | 100 jobs / 10 team members / 1000 log entries | 100 jobs / 1000 log entries |
| Business Plus $80 | 1000 jobs / Unlimited team members | 1000 jobs |
Everything else stayed. Job counts, log retention, SMS credits — all present. Only the team-member row left, from all four plans at once.
This is a deletion, not a rewrite.
Lifted, or just unpublished
This is where it stops.
If the limit itself is gone, this is good news. A free plan that capped you at three people no longer does.
Equally, the limit may still be enforced and simply no longer printed. In which case you find out when you try to invite a fourth person.
The current site does not settle it. The pricing page says nothing about team members, and the FAQ says only that you can invite people from Settings › Team Access, without mentioning a number.
Within what is published, there is no answer.
And another line went after that
Compare the February page against today's and one more row has gone.
Hobbyist and Supporter used to list "5 SMS & WhatsApp credits". They no longer do. The prices are, again, unchanged.
The pricing page is getting shorter.
A number disappearing is worse than a number changing
If a limit drops from ten to three, customers can tell. There is something to compare against.
When the limit stops being stated at all, the thing to compare against is what goes. There is no longer any way from outside to tell a good change from a bad one. A generous removal and a quiet non-disclosure look exactly alike.
This cat is not suggesting Healthchecks.io is up to something. A small team tidying a pricing page is an entirely plausible explanation, and probably the likelier one.
Even so, the outcome is the same: anyone evaluating the product has lost the means to learn the team-size ceiling.
A condition that is not written down is not the same as a condition that does not exist.
Sources
Every figure was read from Healthchecks.io's own pricing page as saved by the Internet Archive, and from the current site.
- Pricing page, 19 January 2026 (team-member limits present)
- Pricing page, 21 February 2026 (the limits are gone)
- Healthchecks.io pricing
- Healthchecks.io FAQ
The exact date of the change can only be placed between those two snapshots.
Only the vendor's own published pricing and plan terms are used. No user reviews or forum posts.