generated: '2026-09-10'
method: probed
source: >-
  Live DNS/HTTP probes of https://fusebit.io/pricing, https://fusebit.io and every Fusebit host,
  2026-09-10; corroborated against the surviving first-party record
  (https://fivequarters.github.io/q5/release-notes/, https://github.com/fivequarters/q5,
  https://www.npmjs.com/org/fusebit), none of which states a price.
provider: Fusebit
providerId: fusebit
checked: '2026-09-10'
summary: >-
  Fusebit publishes no plans and no prices, because Fusebit no longer publishes anything. The
  pricing page cannot be fetched: fusebit.io serves no DNS A record, so every pricing, sign-up and
  terms URL fails to resolve. No price, tier, quota or overage rate survives in any reachable
  first-party document. This is an honest zero on a retired provider, not an unmeasured gap.
supersedes_note: >-
  This file replaces an API Evangelist scaffold dated 2026-05-04 that asserted three tiers
  (Free / Professional / Enterprise) with invented request quotas, per-minute limits and TBD
  prices. None of it came from Fusebit. It has been removed rather than carried forward, because a
  fabricated plan set is worse than a measured absence.
plan_count: 0
prices_published: false
currency: null
billing_period: null
public_signup_pricing: false
plans: []
evidence:
  - url: https://fusebit.io/pricing
    status: 0
    result: dns-nxdomain
    checked: '2026-09-10'
  - url: https://fusebit.io
    status: 0
    result: dns-nxdomain
    checked: '2026-09-10'
  - url: https://developer.fusebit.io
    status: 0
    result: dns-nxdomain
    checked: '2026-09-10'
historical_note: >-
  Fusebit's commercial model was subscription-based access to a hosted platform, with a
  self-hosted/private-deployment option operated through the Fusebit Operations CLI (`fuse-ops`).
  The Subscription entity in the v1 contract is the billing and isolation boundary. No rate card for
  either model is recoverable.