Price plans

Another post about the WP changes to keep you updated. Thanks to pensitivity101

Hurrah!
This has just come into my email and whilst the name is a little suspect, I am relieved.

jerrysarcastic wrote:

Hi @pensitivity101 happy to clarify that existing free sites created before March 31 2022 are unchanged.

I see your site is about 9 years old (which is awesome!) and can confirm that it still retains the 3GB limit on media storage, and no limits on traffic.

To further clarify, the new limits would apply if you created a new (second) site under your account. The new limits would also apply if you upgrade your existing site, but as long as you keep https://pensitivity101.wordpress.com/ a free site there is no change whatsoever, as mentioned above.

Hope that helps. Please let us know if you have any more questions.

Post Link: https://wordpress.com/forums/topic/pricing-feedback/page/2/?view=all#post-3809550

Hope this is of help to bloggers in a similar position to myself.

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A great post from Maggie on the changes to WordPress plans!

NOTE: There seems to be some confusion about what plans are available. The documentation I see only shows two plans, others have been told that is not the case. I will update here if I learn more.

These two available plans seemingly impact only free users. Click on upgrades in your WordPress leftmost menu. If you are currently a paying customer, you may see other plan options. If you have a free blog, you may only see the two options described below. Is this WordPress trying to discourage free accounts?

By now, many of you have read about WordPress pricing structure and functionality changes recently put in place without notice. As a person who has a history in IT, I do understand the cost of staying in business. Disk storage cost money. So does staffing. I do not think any of us would argue that point.

Most hobbyist bloggers do…

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