Setting the Record Straight: Maya AI Was Not Accidentally Made Free

A post circulating on social media claimed our IT team made a mistake that gave everyone free access to Maya AI. Here's the truth.

There's a Post Going Around. It's Not True. Over the past few days, a story has been spreading across social media — specifically in a few marketing and SaaS communities — claiming that SpyBrand's IT team "accidentally" made Maya AI freely available on the main page. The post suggests that users are getting access to a paid feature without paying, and implies some kind of internal error on our end. We want to address this directly: it's not true. What Actually Happened There was no mistake. There was no accidental deployment. Maya AI has not been made free. Maya AI remains a feature available to SpyBrand subscribers. If you have an active account, you can access Maya through your dashboard — that's working exactly as intended. What some users may have seen is the Maya AI preview or demo elements visible on the homepage, which are there by design to show what the tool does. That's a marketing feature, not a bug. Why This Kind of Misinformation Spreads We get it — posts like "company accidentally gives away premium features for free" are fun to share. They spread quickly because everyone wants a deal. But these posts cause real confusion for our users, for people considering signing up, and for our team who gets flooded with messages asking if it's really free. If something major changes about our pricing or feature availability, we will announce it here, on our blog, and across our official social media channels. That's the only place to get accurate information about what's included in any SpyBrand plan. For Current Users If you have an active SpyBrand subscription, your Maya AI access is exactly where it should be — in your dashboard. If you're having any trouble accessing it, reach out to us through the contact page and we'll sort it out. Thanks for being part of the SpyBrand community. We'll always be transparent when things change — and we'll always correct the record when they don't.