generated: '2026-09-03' method: searched source: https://docs.apitube.io/platform/changelog.md scheme: three-part platform version (1.0.x), dated entries, categorised per product area, breaking changes flagged current_version: 1.0.53 current_date: '2026-09-01' entries: - version: 1.0.53 date: '2026-09-01' breaking: false highlights: - Pay-as-you-go now requires explicit consent — a balance switch (off by default, owner-only) gates whether prepaid money can pay for requests beyond the plan quota. - version: 1.0.52 date: '2026-08-15' breaking: false highlights: - New `prompt` parameter — natural-language search translated into regular filters server-side, with full transparency via meta.prompt (applied/ignored/cached); Basic and above, 2 points per uncached translation. - Quotas raised at the same price — Basic 35,000 to 50,000, Professional 90,000 to 150,000 requests per cycle. - version: 1.0.51 date: '2026-08-09' breaking: false highlights: - Free plan now returns real, usable articles — only body/body_html stay truncated; links, images and English translations come back in full. - per_page capped per plan (10 Free / 50 Starter / 250 Basic+), with 400 ER0171 above the ceiling. - version: 1.0.50 date: '2026-08-05' breaking: false highlights: - New Starter plan — $29/month entry paid tier, 10,000 requests per cycle, 50 rpm, full article text. - version: 1.0.49 date: '2026-07-31' breaking: false highlights: - English translations (translations.en.title/description) on every article, 48 source languages, returned always. - version: 1.0.48 date: '2026-07-29' breaking: true highlights: - 'Breaking: title searches limited to a 31-day published_at window on every plan (400 ER0110 beyond it; undated title searches clamp to the last 31 days with warning ER0366).' - version: 1.0.47 date: '2026-07-10' breaking: false highlights: - MCP server revision — search_news (renamed from everything), new suggest tool, four ready-made prompts, key scopes/expiry/IP allowlists enforced at the MCP layer. - version: 1.0.46 date: '2026-07-03' breaking: false highlights: - New Fact Check endpoint (/v1/fact-check) — retrieval-augmented claim verification against the live news corpus.