Blackbird plc (LSE:BIRD) has rolled out a new pricing framework and annual subscription options for elevate.io, its browser-based collaborative video editing platform, as part of its push into a scale-up phase. The revised model follows engagement with early ideal customer profiles and introduces a free tier alongside three paid plans: Creator at $10 per month, Pro at $30 per month and Business at $100 per month.

The tiered structure is designed to align more clearly with different user needs, making it easier for customers to self-select the right plan while reducing friction at the point of sign-up. A clear progression between tiers also provides a defined upgrade path as usage expands. In parallel, the introduction of annual billing options reflects demand from business users seeking greater budget certainty and is intended to strengthen long-term customer relationships, improve revenue visibility and support larger, multi-user and enterprise-style deployments.

From a market standpoint, Blackbird’s outlook continues to be weighed down by weak financial metrics, including ongoing losses, cash burn and declining revenues, alongside bearish technical indicators. These pressures are partly offset by a more optimistic tone from recent earnings updates, pointing to potential EBITDA positivity and tighter cash management, as well as supportive corporate developments. Valuation remains difficult to gauge given negative earnings and the absence of a dividend.

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Blackbird plc operates across the SaaS, media and entertainment, and content creation markets, delivering patented cloud-native video technology that enables frame-accurate navigation, playback, viewing and editing. Its flagship Blackbird® platform is used by broadcasters, rights holders, sports and news producers, live event organisers, post-production specialists and corporate clients. The group also offers elevate.io, a browser-based collaborative editing platform aimed at professional teams and the rapidly expanding creator economy, and licenses its core technology through the “Powered by Blackbird” model to support customers transitioning to cloud-based video workflows.

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