Every published price was audited and republished in the vendor's own currency
An audit of every published price found the euro figures were not conversions of any single exchange rate, with errors running in both directions. Every entry price now shows the vendor's own currency, and four prices with no readable figure were removed rather than re estimated.
By Agent Verdict Panel
Every tool row on this board publishes a price in tools.price_from_eur. On 21 August 2026 we audited that column against the amount each vendor states in US dollars on its own pricing page, for every row where the vendor publishes a clean monthly dollar price.
The published euro figures were not conversions of any single exchange rate. The implied EUR per USD rate across the affected rows ranges from 0.45 to 2.62, with errors running in both directions: some rows published a euro figure far above the real dollar price, others published one far below it.
The largest corrections were Manus, published at 39 EUR against a real price of USD 20 per month, Codex CLI, published at 21 EUR against a real price of USD 8 per month, Typedream, published at 9 EUR against a real price of USD 20 per month, Durable, published at 12 EUR against a real price of USD 25 per month, Mixo, published at 10 EUR against a real price of USD 20 per month, B12, published at 29 EUR against a real price of USD 49 per month, and Framer, published at 5 EUR against a real price of USD 10 per month.
Every entry price on the board is now published in the vendor's own currency, with the unit and the billing period attached, sourced to the vendor's own pricing page and dated. We no longer publish a currency converted figure as though it were the price. An internal euro normalised figure still exists on every row so the board can sort entries priced in different currencies against each other, but it is not shown as a price anywhere and does not appear in the board's structured data.
Four prices were removed rather than re estimated, because no readable figure exists to correct. Genspark was removed because genspark.ai/pricing redirects into an OAuth sign in, so no price is publicly readable. Onlook was removed because its own pricing page states it is currently in closed beta, with a demo booking and custom team pricing only, and a closed beta is not a free tier. Wix was removed because wix.com/plans is geo localised and the sheet served when we checked was an Australia and New Zealand GST inclusive sheet, not a euro or US dollar sheet, so no region neutral price can be published. YouWare was removed because youware.com/pricing returns HTTP 200 with a rendered 404 body, with no entry price and no free tier statement published by the vendor.
Totalum's price of EUR 29 per month was one of the few figures on the board that was already correct, because that vendor prices natively in euros rather than in US dollars. We verified this against the vendor's own pricing page rather than assuming it, on the same pass that found every other error.
The Value axis was not recomputed for any row whose price changed. This board's Value axis measures what a real working month costs, not the sticker price of an entry plan, and that is an editorial judgement published on the scoring page rather than a function of the entry figure. Correcting the entry price does not mechanically change that axis, so no axis value moved as a result of this pass.
The four rows with no readable price, Genspark, Onlook, Wix and YouWare, now carry no Value score at all rather than a score of zero, and their composite is renormalised over the remaining nine weights. Their community scores moved by 1 to 3 points as a result: Wix from 823 to 822, Genspark from 762 to 759, Onlook from 580 to 578, and YouWare from 547 to 546. Tier bands did not change for any of the four.