The pricing snippet is often what users remember, not the page

Indie web note on pricing pages, search snippets, and limits that get quoted outside the original page.

For small SaaS products, I think the pricing page has a strange second life. People do not always remember the page. They remember the snippet, the copied line in a comparison sheet, or the answer someone pasted into a team chat. That makes tiny wording changes risky. “Unlimited projects” becoming “unlimited archived projects” may be a fair product change, but anyone who saw the earlier snippet will feel tricked unless the change is legible. How do solo products usually handle this without turning the pricing page into a changelog?