In light of the recent changes that force a hard linkage between git repository contributors and “Netlify members”, the pricing page should clearly mention the new behaviour to more accurately reflect the significant price increase.
The only related language I can find currently is:
Members: Trigger deploys on Netlify or log into the Netlify platform UI.
It’s unfortunately hidden behind an accordion and still sounds like “administrative accounts”, while the new reality (unless I’m mistaken) is along the lines of “everyone that will commit to the repository - even 3rd parties like freelancers/subcontractors and custom bots”.
I’m aware that Netlify has long had per-seat pricing, but it is an atypical pricing system in the hosting industry where it is standard to pay for the resources & features that are allocated to AN account, and prior to this it was easy to interpret a “Netlify member” as “an administrative account” (something that businesses frequently only need one of).
As having more Netlify accounts doesn’t provide any additional benefits (e.g. increase the resources or the level of support against the account), it’s entirely understandable (at least to me) that as currently worded businesses would misinterpret that they can operate with only one account, while the truth is they may need more accounts than they have employees or even multiple accounts for themselves if they plan to provision an account per-client.