feat(site): put prices on the page, and fix three dead links - #38
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The Pricing section pointed at github.com/marketplace/commit-check, which is a 404 — the listing is not published yet. So did two links on the GitHub App guide. All three now go to github.com/apps/commit-check, which resolves today; they move back once the listing is live. Prices are on the page rather than behind a "see the plan" link. autofix.ci deliberately keeps every number on the Marketplace, but our Pricing section already argues against $21 a seat and about $340 a month — the contrast only lands with $10 sitting next to it. Personal moves from free to $4. The App guide had promised that everything on a personal account was free "and stay free"; that sentence is gone. Adds a Terms of Service page. The Marketplace listing lists one as a resource and /terms was a 404. Adds a "Who is behind this?" FAQ entry — the eight existing ones never say who runs the hosted service, which is a fair question to have answered before paying for it. The pricing grid needed its own minmax: four cards at 15rem overflow Material's 61rem column and wrap to an unbalanced 3 + 1.
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In `@docs/terms.md`:
- Around line 3-4: Update the Commit Check GitHub App references in the terms
and billing guidance to use the direct App URL, and state that paid billing is
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Three plans, not four. Personal goes back to free and the paid tier loses its seat ceiling. Personal at $4 was competing against our own GitHub Action, which does the same job on a private personal repository for nothing on GitHub's free Actions allowance. Asking a solo developer for $48 a year to skip writing a ten-line workflow file was never going to convert, and the price of asking was withdrawing "and stay free" from a page that said it. That sentence is back. "Up to 25 users" and "up to 200 users" were unenforceable: the App holds no organization permissions, so it cannot read a member list, and GitHub does not check seats on a flat-rate plan. They also put a five-fold cliff at 25 — hire one person, pay $50 — and no plan at all above 200. One price for an organization, whatever its size. $19 rather than $10 because the ceiling is gone: it is the number that still has to hold for an org of three hundred. Reverts the .cc-pricing minmax; three cards fit the shared grid.
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The page said the App is listed on the Marketplace and that billing is handled there. Neither is true today — the listing is unpublished, and the App guide says plainly that nothing is enforced. Two pages of the same site disagreeing about whether you can be charged is the wrong one to get wrong, so the billing section now opens by saying nothing is, and the rest of it moves to the future tense. Caught by CodeRabbit on #38.
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Site half of the Marketplace listing work. App half: commit-check/commit-check-app#36.
The dead links
github.com/marketplace/commit-checkreturns 404 — the listing is not published. Three places linked to it:docs/index.md— the Pricing section's "See the plan on the Marketplace"docs/guides/github-app.md— the opening sentence, and the primary Install buttonAll three now point at
github.com/apps/commit-check, which resolves today. They move back to the Marketplace URL as the last step of publishing the listing.Pricing
Prices are on the page. autofix.ci keeps every number on the Marketplace and links out. Copying that would be wrong here: this section already argues that GitHub charges $21 a seat and about $340 a month for a twenty-person team, and that argument does not land unless the number it is being compared against is sitting next to it. The closing line now reads "Nineteen dollars is what the same twenty people cost here — and the same twenty thousand", which is the seat-independence doing work.
No seat tiers. The App cannot enforce a seat count — it holds no organization permissions, and GitHub does not check seats on a flat-rate plan. Publishing "up to 25 users" would be an honour system with a 5× cliff at 25 and nothing above 200.
Personal stays free. It competes with our own GitHub Action, which does the same job on a private personal repository inside GitHub's free Actions allowance.
guides/github-app.mdhad promised "and stay free"; that sentence is intact.The MIT tools get their own lead sentence instead of being folded into a card called "Free", since "Free" is now two plan names that each mean something narrower.
New: Terms of Service
/termswas a 404 and the Marketplace listing wants one as a resource. Covers what the service does, billing (GitHub's, not ours), availability, liability, and the exit — the Action reads the samecchk.toml, so nothing you write is locked to the hosted App.This is a starting draft and wants a human read before the listing goes in for review. I am not a lawyer.
New FAQ entry
"Who is behind this?" — the eight existing entries never say who runs the hosted service. autofix.ci names its maintainer in its FAQ, and on a paid App that is a real trust signal.
Layout
Three cards fit the shared
.cc-cardsgrid, so theminmaxoverride the four-card version needed is reverted. Measured, not assumed:Testing
mkdocs build --strictclean (0 warnings,SOCIAL_CARDS=falselocally sincecairosvgis not in my env). Rendered and eyeballed the Pricing section, the App guide's Plans table and the new Terms page.tests/docs_sync_test.pycould not run locally — it importscommit_check.rules_catalog, not installed in this interpreter. Untouched by this PR; CI passes it.Also caught:
commit-check/commit-check-appis private, so links into it 404 for the public. The Terms page's security and issue-tracker links point atcommit-check/commit-checkinstead.