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Komodor Announces Freemium Plans

We couldn't settle whether Komodor Announces Freemium Plans's website (komodor.com) still works when we checked it on 19 October 2026.

Website
unverified
Evidence
Site check
Last checked
2026-10-19
Posted to Show HN
2023-01-10
Where
Show HN
Attention
7 points

What we know

Komodor Announces Freemium Plans was posted to Show HN on 2023-01-10, at komodor.com. We could not settle this either way.

We don't know from this record whether the product still operates, what it charged, or, if it's gone, why. Across the whole register, 22% of launches whose status we could settle are gone.

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Evidence

What the check recorded: unverified (http 403), at https://komodor.com/free/.

The original Show HN post · Report a correction — a domain can vanish while a product moves or rebrands, and stay up after it shuts down.

Questions about Komodor Announces Freemium Plans

Is Komodor Announces Freemium Plans still in business?
We couldn't settle whether Komodor Announces Freemium Plans's website (komodor.com) still works when we checked it on 19 October 2026. Check the site yourself before relying on it.
What happened to Komodor Announces Freemium Plans?
We could not settle this either way. The register records what our checks found, not why; any shutdown reason would come from the founders.
When did Komodor Announces Freemium Plans launch?
Komodor Announces Freemium Plans was posted to Show HN on 10 January 2023.

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