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Owners of long-term subscriptions now have it easier: you can purchase additional limits or missing services.

We have launched yearly subscription discounts in the Platform Manager: 10% on large annual subscriptions with high usage is noticeable. We have expanded the set of preset API packages by adding Mobile SDK Map and Full versions. And after paying by card, you now receive a receipt link - making it easier to report to the accounting department and get your money back. For more details on purchasing a subscription, see the documentation.

We have integrated an AI assistant directly into the personal account.

With Platform Manager, you can now manage keys for different organizations from a single user account conveniently. Simply add a new company in the sidebar - it will get its own subscription, keys, billing details, and documents. No need to create multiple accounts or constantly switch between them.

For new users, we have added filters in the form of ready-made API service packages covering the three most popular tasks: showcasing a business on a website, working with data on the map, and building routes. This helps you quickly navigate the products and choose the right one for your needs without browsing through the entire service catalog.

Previously, to estimate the API cost, you had to go through the pricing table and calculate the total manually. Now the calculator does this for you - just move the slider to select the required request volume for each service, and the system instantly displays the cost.

This month, the long-awaited card payment has appeared in the API management account. In addition to the classic payment of an invoice through accounting or a bank, you can now pay for a subscription to API services with a bank card - as an individual or a legal entity. The system has become more flexible: you can buy a subscription for a legal entity by invoice and renew it by card.

API Platform cloud services can now be purchased separately. Previously, some services could be purchased individually, but most products were sold under a single subscription using the "pooled" approach. The new scheme lets you buy a subscription and get access to exactly the API service your project needs.