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Where My Legacy Ahrefs People At?

Just got this notice:

We noticed that, in the last billing month, one active user in your workspace used up
a total of 970 credits
Unfortunately, we can't keep supporting this level of usage on your legacy plan. As such, unless you take action, your subscription will not auto-renew and is set to expire on 20 February 2024.

Seems reasonable I guess. I've been hitting Ahref's servers hard lately trying to get the latest data for a new client of mine.

I think all i have to do is pay $10 more a month for their new credit-based system, and the only real downside is i have a credit limit (which i don't expect to exceed under normal usage).

I know some people on here have been complaining about the new Ahrefs plans / limits etc. but personally I see where they're coming from in light of insane inflation. If I have to pay $10 more a month for a comparable level of functionality, i'm happy to do so.

Also, hoping to snag 1 more client so I can upgrade to their next tier and get Rank Tracker API access. would be a game changer for reporting.

What are your thoughts? What plan are you on? Mad, happy, indifferent about the new plans/pricing?

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