For SMBs running on AI vendors
AI Change Radar watches the AI vendors your business depends on — product updates, pricing shifts, security and policy changes — and sends one concise weekly brief with sources and practical next steps.
Self-serve setup in minutes. No consulting calls, no dashboards to babysit.
The problem
A model gets retired. A pricing page quietly changes. A new admin control ships with the wrong default for your policy. Each vendor announces it somewhere different — and your team finds out when something breaks.
Per-seat and per-usage pricing changes alter your run-rate before finance ever sees an invoice.
Retired models and renamed features break automations that were working last month.
Data-handling and retention changes can quietly put you out of step with your own commitments.
How it works
Built for owners and ops leads who want signal, not another tool to manage.
Tell us your industry and select the AI vendors you actually use. That list drives everything.
Changelogs, pricing pages, security and policy docs — checked continuously, from public sources.
One email: what changed, who it affects, and the next step worth taking. Nothing else.
From last week's radar
Short, sourced, and written to be acted on in minutes.
OpenAI published shutdown dates for two legacy chat models. API calls to those model names will start returning errors after the cutoff.
Next step: Search your codebase and no-code tools for the retired model IDs and switch to a current model before the cutoff.
Source: OpenAI deprecations pageAdmins can now disable web grounding for Copilot per user group. The setting ships off-by-default for new tenants and on for most existing ones.
Next step: Decide whether web grounding fits your data policy, then set the policy explicitly instead of inheriting the default.
Source: Microsoft Copilot data & privacy docsThe 50% batch-processing discount now covers additional Claude models, lowering costs for overnight or non-urgent workloads.
Next step: Move any delay-tolerant workloads to the Batch API and re-check your monthly run-rate.
Source: Anthropic pricing pageCoverage
Coverage grows with demand — subscribers can request new vendors from their brief.
Pricing
One subscription per company. Every tier gets the full weekly brief for its vendors.
For a focused stack
$29 / month
For most SMB stacks
$79 / month
For AI-heavy operations
$199 / month
Questions
Public vendor sources only — changelogs, pricing pages, trust and policy documentation. Every item in your brief links to its source.
No. It's a monitoring brief, not bespoke advice. You get what changed and a sensible next step; decisions stay with you.
Minutes to set up, minutes to read each week. The radar does the watching.
Yes. Subscriptions are self-serve and can be cancelled in a couple of clicks — no calls, no retention scripts.