Move discontinued plan details to their own page - #2462
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The pricing and billing pages each carried sections on legacy Hobby, Launch, and Scale plans, including the free resource allowances those plans included. That content is only relevant to customers who bought a plan before October 7, 2024, but it sat alongside current pricing where new readers took it as an available free tier. Collect it all on a new Discontinued Plans page and link there from both pricing and billing. The new page is kept out of the side nav and out of the sitemap so it doesn't compete with the pricing page in search. Also drop the legacy free allowance clause from the volume billing section, which incorrectly listed Enterprise as discontinued for new customers alongside Launch and Scale. Enterprise support packages are still sold and priced on the pricing page. The volume snapshot free allowance mentioned under snapshot billing is unrelated to legacy plans and still applies to all customers, so it stays.
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The pricing and billing pages each carried sections on the legacy Hobby, Launch, and Scale plans, including the free resource allowances those plans included. That content only applies to customers who bought a plan before October 7, 2024, but it sat alongside current pricing, where new readers could reasonably read it as an available free tier.
This collects all of it on a new Discontinued Plans page at
/docs/about/discontinued-plans/and links there from both pricing and billing with a short line of prose. The new page is deliberately kept out of the side nav, and setsitemap: falseso it doesn't compete with the pricing page for pricing searches. The#legacy-free-allowancesanchor is preserved on the new page, so the existing deep link still resolves.It also drops the legacy free allowance clause from the volume billing section on the billing page. That clause said free allowances were subtracted for the Launch, Scale, and Enterprise plans, while the pricing page has only ever listed those allowances for the Hobby, Launch, and Scale plans. The two pages disagreed on whether the Enterprise plan carried allowances at all. Rather than reconcile the lists, the clause goes, since the legacy allowances are now documented on their own page.
For clarity, the Enterprise plan referred to in that clause is the org pricing tier that was discontinued on October 7, 2024, not the Enterprise support package that is still sold today. The two share a name but are different products.
One thing intentionally left alone: the free allowance mentioned under volume snapshot billing is the 10GB/month snapshot allowance that applies to all customers today, unrelated to legacy plans, so it stays.
Verified locally against a sitepress build: all three pages render, the new page is absent from the About section of the side nav, and the legacy content no longer appears on pricing or billing.