Part of why Vercel stays top of mind is that many employees consistently share what they are building on Twitter and engage with users and customers. We see the same pattern at Anomaly (behind OpenCode), which has hired engineers like Ryan Vogel, Kit Langton, and Rhys Sullivan who actively talk about their work, and even at larger companies like Cloudflare, where engineers such as Dillon Mulroy stream on Twitch and regularly post updates publicly on Twitter.
We shipped a pricing change this week. Basic is $20/month with $12 of included usage, and Pro is $50/month with $32 of included usage. Notra no longer has a free tier, though it might return in the future if our economics allow it.
When we built Notra, we made one big bet: that most teams would rather automate what goes to their audience than hand-tweak it every time. Still true. But we missed something. Not every ship deserves coverage. Not every commit is worth mentioning. And automatic is not helpful if the output does not sound like you.
