Sinatra adds tiers: check workflow fit
The pattern: 2 of the 5 website changes in this issue are pricing changes (Sinatra and Aivah).
What changed: Sinatra has launched Pro, Team and Scale plans at $20, $99 and $249 per month, revised its free plan, and expanded its stated scope beyond Linear and GitHub.
Why it matters: Teams that started with Sinatra around those two systems now need to determine whether its broader scope is useful enough to justify a paid tier, rather than treating it as a narrowly scoped workflow tool for one team.
Do this: In Sinatra, map one workflow that crosses Linear or GitHub boundaries, then compare the permissions, collaboration needs and cost for your team against the Pro, Team and Scale tiers.
See what changed on Sinatra's listing →
What changed on the tools' own sites
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Clay launches specialized Claygents for GTM research and automation Clay now presents Claygents as specialized agents that reason over CRM, warehouse, Gong, and other GTM data.
Matters if you automate GTM research using customer and sales data.
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Emergent launches Wingman, an AI agent for business operations Wingman is a cloud-based AI agent for business tasks including outreach drafting, customer responses, meeting organization, sales, and website creation.
Matters if you manage business operations across customer communications, meetings, and online sales.
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Aivah overhauls pricing, cutting Business from $500 to $300 per month Aivah revised its pricing structure, lowering the Business plan, removing a higher tier, and adding new offers.
Matters if you choose AI plans for a business team.
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AI for Database expands AI assistant integrations and adds agent-focused… AI for Database added assistant connections, a public agent API, multi-step database conversations, audit logs, and in-chat issue reporting.
Matters if you build agents that query databases with auditable conversations.
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Changes we spotted on each tool's own website since the last issue.
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