Self-Driving is out of beta (we finally fixed the pricing, too)

PostHog Self-Driving has exited open beta after the company reported improved agent-generated fix quality, offering automated analysis of product analytics and error-tracking data that can produce reports and optional GitHub pull requests. Examples from customers include Juno merging 26 of 30 recent agent-created PRs for bug fixes and workflow improvements, SoundBoost reversing a domain migration after an agent identified a loss of Google traffic and conversions, and Higgsfield merging more than 120 PRs directly through GitHub. PostHog also used the system internally to identify missed PR opportunities and compare model performance, leading it to steer users away from a model with lower merge rates. New organizations receive a $10 first-month credit, after which pricing is based on individual runs for scans, investigations, or implementations, with costs varying by task complexity and billing limits controlling spend. Existing beta users retain beta pricing until December 9, 2026, when they move to per-run billing, while automatic PR creation remains disabled by default as PostHog emphasizes reports as the feature users have found most valuable.

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