Dune Adjusts Free Plan, Old Accounts Can Only Browse from September 10
The blockchain data analytics platform Dune has announced changes to its free plan access. For users who created their accounts before July 21, 2026, the free plan will switch to a browse-only mode starting September 10. Users will still be able to view all content on Dune, but running queries will require a paid plan. Existing work will remain saved, and users will automatically receive a 14-day trial of the Plus plan on September 10 to experience all paid features. Detailed migration plans and upgrade offers have been sent to users' email. For users who created accounts after July 21, 2026, the relevant permissions will remain unchanged.
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