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Every release should make your next script better.
Product improvements, reliability work, and the details behind each new SUMERA release - written for creators, not release engineers.
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Release history
What changed, and why it matters
Newest first. Every note describes functionality already released to SUMERA users.
BUILD 09.02
ProductPerformanceReliability
The new SUMERA is live
A faster public experience, first-party SUMERA accounts, stronger generation reliability, and a direct line to the team.
- Public pages now load without shipping account code to visitors who have not signed in.
- Registration, sign-in, password reset, and migration from existing sessions now run through SUMERA accounts.
- Generation can safely try another configured AI provider when the first one is unavailable, with clearer errors if every provider is down.
- Talk to Sales now sends enquiries directly to the SUMERA team.
BUILD 09.01
BillingPricingTransparency
Clearer plans and introductory pricing
Plan limits, trial terms, first charges, renewals, and cancellation details are now easier to understand before checkout.
- New monthly prices are €10.80 for Starter, €39.59 for Pro, and €94.80 for Business.
- Eligible ChatGPT Ads visitors can receive a lower introductory price for their first paid month without stacking regional discounts.
- Daily script limits and monthly AI allowances are shown directly on the pricing page.
- Free trials are no longer reported as completed purchases before a payment is collected.
BUILD 08.24
InterfaceAccessibilityEmail
A more readable, dependable experience
A broad interface pass improved contrast and made important subscription communication more reliable.
- Text contrast was strengthened across core pages, the blog, and creator-specific landing pages.
- Mobile navigation and smaller interface labels are easier to read against SUMERA’s black canvas.
- Subscription lifecycle emails were made more dependable and aligned with the SUMERA visual direction.
